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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1961

Page

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City to raze three Fox Furnace Houses on Fox Furnace Row

City officials proceed to demolish three condemned houses on Fox Furnace Row off Woodford Ave. Inspector James Seres announces plans after a 13 minute meeting with Solicitor J C William Tattersall. Demolition to be funded from a small fund. estimated $175 per house, total $525, budget may be reduced.

Fox Furnace Row Woodford Ave James Seres J. C. William Tattersall Seres Carlee Davis Lowell St. Mattie Race Michigan Laura Glass Ohio Glass Lorain County Lincoln Nave Nave Robert Chesler Lodi St

Eastern Airline Crew Brings Plane Home

MIAMI UPI A hijacked Eastern Air Lines propjet Electra was returned to the United States by the same crew that seized it in Havana on July 2. Captain William E Buchanan said Cuba’s aviation minister called the act crazy and that mechanics and crew reported the plane in excellent condition with every paper intact.

Miami UPI Eastern Air Lines United States Havana William E. Buchanan Buchanan Cuba

Weather Report Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio

United Press International reports sunny skies across Northeastern Ohio with a high near 80 and cool nights around 36 to 60. Northwestern Ohio also sees mainly sunny conditions and mild temperature changes with highs near 80 to 84 and cool nights around 61. Friday brings more sun and slight warming, while precipitation remains absent and humidity varies through the day.

United Press International Ohio Northwestern No

Troopers squash jail riot in Hampden County jail

In Springfield a riot at Hampden County jail ended when sixteen state troopers entered after four hours of demonstrations by about 20 prisoners. Four ringleaders were taken to solitary confinement. one inmate tied to testimony at an inquest into Robert A. Jette's death, 21, was among those detained as the inquest resumes.

Springfield Mass UPT Hampden County Robert A. Jette

U-2 Flier Powers Makes Envelopes in Vladimir Prison

In Moscow on the anniversary of his espionage trial, Francis Gary Powers, now 32, is shown making envelopes in Vladimir Prison. The facility on the Trans-Siberian Rail line is billed as a showcase jail housing top political prisoners.

Moscow UPI Francis Gary Powers Ussr Russia Vladimir Reds

Elyria Guard Unit Alerted for Possible Active Duty

The 357th Ordnance Company of the Ohio National Guard, based in Elyria and part of the 37th Ordnance Battalion, was alerted along with 113 other guard units for possible mobilization. The six year unit, known for advanced training and readiness, could double in size if mobilized, with 120 men currently and 3 officers.

Elyria 357 Ordnance (Gs) Co Ohio National Guard 37Th Ordnance Battalion Ohio iFirst Ralph Greetham Berlin Cri 357Th Greetham Paul Vande Geer Ferndale Dr Sheffield Lake Army Air Force Air National Guard Army National Guard Navy America Congress Kennedy Air Japan Germany Korea Shuth General Mainte Camp Perry Harris Seybold Cleveland National Guard van de Geer Henry Hoffmier Terry Woodings Elyna Arthur Stone Teader Frank Sampsel Elynia Ray Jackson Near Wellington 3D7th Ar Thomas Beal Wellington Edward Stover Port Clinton 351Th Army Reserve 348Th Engineering Co Youngstown 196Th Transportation Co 318Th Signal Co Dayton

Government Approves Oral Polio Vaccine in UPI Report

In Washington the U S Public Health Service issued a license for the Sabin live oral polio vaccine developed by Dr Albert Sabin and licensed today by Surgeon General Luther L. Terry The vaccine supplies immunity against type I polio only and governs its initial use in preventing the disease

Washington UPI U.S. Public Health Service Luther Lature de Terry Albert Sabin Sandwich iEngland Chas Pfizer & Co., Inc New York United States Terry He Health Service Public Health Service

Where To Turn Vegetable Judges Set LORAIN COUNTY

Lorain County selects a vegetable judging team to compete at the state fair with three contestants named. The piece also covers a bank merger proposal by Elyria and Wellington boards, stockholder vote planned for the first part of the month, plus Health Service notes on polio vaccines and licensing issues.

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Bozo the Clown Edwin Cooper Dies of Cancer in Denver

Edwin Cooper known as Bozo the Clown died at 41 in Denver after a battle with cancer. Born July 16, 1920 in Arlington Texas, he performed since age nine and urged children to get cancer checkups. He kept his real name largely private and considered his audience his family.

Bozo the Clown Bozo Edwin Cooper Arlington Tex Houston American Medical Center Denver Cooper Boze

Mayor Seeks Rival's Nod for Patriot Sign

Mayor Oscar G. Dunn seeks Mrs. Sally Ely's approval to hang a patriotism sign on the Ely Building Ban estate. Dunn hopes a United States flag will fly there, but may need Mrs. Ely's consent after a prior campaign dispute over signs.

Oscar G. Dunn Sally Ely Dunn United States Ely Fly Arthur Duan Punn

Ohio Fruehauf Plant Idle As 250 Walk Out

Delphos Ohio UP A walkout at the Fruehauf Trailer Co plant idled about 250 workers Wednesday night as union officials pressed for a wage increase. Plant manager Charles Mutasick said he was willing to resume negotiations on a three year contract, noting the union's request for a 33 cent annual package increase versus the company's 16 cent offer.

Delphos Ohio Charles Mutasick Fruehauf Trailer Co Mutasick Allied Industrial Workers Union

Akron man killed in car crash near Norton Village

Akron man Robert A. Fedor, 21, was killed early today when the car he rode in skidded out of control and struck a utility pole in Norton Village, Barbertown area.

Barberton Ohio UPI Robert A. Fedor Akron Norton Village

Western powers protest Soviet Berlin measures in notes

London reports the United States Britain and France delivered identical diplomatic notes to the Kremlin in Moscow protesting East German Berlin actions. The notes call the restrictions illegal and vow to hold the Soviet Union accountable, urging an end to measures that infringe quadripartite Berlin status.

London UPI Soviet Union Berlin United States Britain France Kremlin Moscow Ussr Us.s.r New York Paris Council of Ministers

East German defectors flee to West as tensions rise

West Berlin police report nine members of East Germanys police and a Red Workers militia defected during the night. A separate group of five Vopos fled with pistols and submachine guns. British patrols clash along the border as Sir Christopher Steel tours East Berlin. East Germans begin tearing up rails on two elevated lines as border closures increase tension.

Berlin UPI People’s Police Red Workers Workers’ Miliia People's Police Vopos West Berlin

Berlin Berlin crisis prompts Western protests and action

In Berlin West residents rage at East Berlin crackdown while 200000 cheer Mayor Willy Brandt and demand action from President Kennedy. Washington notes protests from the United States Britain and France over the East Berlin border closure.

Berlin East Berlin Willy Brandt Kennedy West Berlin Washington United States Britain France Moscow West Germany Army National Guard Bonn Konrad Adenauer

Stalin Peace Prize Winner Defects to Canada

A decorated Russian chemist Dr. Mikhail Kaletchko has defected and received political asylum in Canada. RCMP will provide protective custody. his whereabouts are kept secret. Kaletchko, a Stalin Prize laureate and Lenin Order recipient, asked Canada for haven after attending a conference in Montreal. Immigration Minister Elien Fairclough announced Canada would allow him to remain. Russians visited Ottawa after the Montreal conference.

Ottawa HTNS Mikhail Antonovich Kaletchko Cannada C. W. Harrisons Royal Canadian Mounted Kalotchko Rr Kalotchko RCMP Lenin el- Montreal Ien Fairclough Canada Serence Ap Ito

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