Striking ship unions mull final offer at ASB yards
Pickets from seven craft unions maintain walkouts at American Ship Building Co yards in Lorain Toledo and Chicago as five hours of talks fail to end a four day strike. About 1 200 workers from boilermakers electricians carpenters plumbers steamfitters operating engineers firemen oilers and painters and around 130 Machinists Locals 1024 105 and District 8 remain off the job. A machinists extension request is noted while ASB states talks will resume. meanwhile a Cleveland Hall of Fame candidate is misidentified as deceased in a sports column indicating ongoing misreadings in coverage.
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American Ship Building Co
ASB
Lorain
Toledo
Chicago
District 8
International Association of Machinists
This Crafts Uften
Machinists
Peck
James Eliday
Jory
Edith Metcalf
Elyria
Amer
Jican Red Cross
Miss Metcalf
Midview to name superintendent likely next week
GRAFTON The Midview School Board intends to announce its new superintendent at the regular meeting Monday. Rumors point to Elizabeth Massey, widow of Reno Massey, a familiar Elyrian family name, while other names circulate about Allan Ashbolt and Phyllis Yingling. The board met at 8 p.m. in the high school to discuss the decision.
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Grafton
Midview
Board of Education
Regula
Bill Ashbolt
Lorain
Ite
Cleveland Board
Chester Carptain Dealer
Phers
Washington
E. A. Wheaton
P.c
Postton
Ashbolt
Allan
Na Rreporter
PeeDee
Carpenter
Operation Open Heart shows the soft side of law enforcers
A Lorain County feature covers the third annual Operation Open Heart outing in Mill Hollow Park. About 40 police officers and 40 homeless boys from Oberlin Green Acres and Summit County Children’s Home share a two day program with fishing, games, a lake cruise, and meals. Local judge Frank M Wilcox and Sheriff deputies join, with support from a ladies auxiliary. The program aims to build lasting bonds and may expand to other counties.
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Sherff
Oberlin Green Acres
Summit County
Elyria
Frank M. Wilcox
Wilcox
Mill Hollow
Vermilion
Kishman’s
Robb Romp
Armherst
Lorain
K of C
Lorain County
Paul Kopsch
Lorain Telephone Co
Coast Guard
Grassie’s
Robert M Chiaramonte
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Chiaramonte
Ohio
Mill Hollow Park
Robert White
Pleasant View TB hospital ends as state aid is cut
The State Health Department in Columbus refused further aid to Pleasant View Sanatorium and seven other facilities, finalizing its closure as a tuberculosis hospital. State Health Director Dr Emmett W Arnold selected 12 hospitals to receive doubled state aid for TB patients under a new law effective Oct 1.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
State Health Department
Columbus
Amherst Hospital
Emmett W Arnold
Pleasant View
Nelsonville
Benjamin Franklin
Dunham
Cincinnnati
Edwin Shaw
Akron
Lowman Pavilion
Sunny Acres
Cleveland
Mahoning
Youngstown
Molly Bark
Canton
Ottawa Valley
Lima
Stillwater
Dayton
William Roche
Toledo
Amherst
Chillicothe
Green Springs
Hamilton
Marsfield
McConnelsville
Newark
Warren
Arnold
Elyria to Crack Down on Speeders and Juvenile Offenders
Safety director Tracey ordered Capt Kenneth Martin to have patrols issue warnings for unsafe driving including speeding and rolling starts. A roaming radar patrol will target areas listed by residents. Juvenile traffic offenses are up 50 percent but officials pledge ongoing enforcement until control is achieved.
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Tracey
Kenneth V. Martin
Elyra
Third St
West River St
Rt. 57
Furnace St
Abbe Rd
Gulf Rd
Park Ave
Poplar
Poice Department
Mosher poll shows Ohio district leans against Vietnam involvement
More than half of 13th District respondents oppose deep US involvement in Vietnam in Rep Charles A. Mosher’s questionnaire. Results cover Lorain, Huron, Medina, and surrounding counties with 54.4 percent saying the US was mistaken and 25.2 percent supporting understanding of why the US fights there.
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13Th Congressional District
Charles A. Mosher
Mosher
Viet Nam
U.S
Tee
Picketing ends at Lorain Creamery in Ohio
Lorain Creamery on Oberlin Ave reports most drivers and hand lers have returned to work after picketing ended. An official says only eight or nine participated, about thirty men involved, amid a bargaining dispute with Milk Handlers Union Local 76. Federal mediators tried to resolve the strike with limited success.
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Lorain Creamery, Inc
Oberlin Ave
Lorain Creamery
Local 76
Campaign to make presidential election day a national holiday
Captain John W. Degan announces a bill to declare presidential election day a legal holiday called John F. Kennedy Freedom Bill. Sponsorship by Rep. Charles Wamk and Rep. Charles A Mosher sought, with a ban on demonstrations from 12:01 a.m. to polls closing. The drive involves union politics and court actions over delegates and right to union participation.
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Congress
John W. Degan
Maine Ave
Lorainie
Lorain County Welfare Boost for Working Families
Lorain County welfare changes raise checks for families with employed members but low income. The new formula increases aid amounts, with examples showing one family of five receiving 116 more monthly and another family of eleven moving from 131 to 231. Eligibility remains for those with earned income and general welfare.
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Lorain County
Gerard Prinz
Prinz
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Vermilion Volunteer Fire Department
By Dave Rubin
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Gression
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