Rain Dampens Opening Day At Wellington County Fair
Crowds estimated 4438 braved drizzle and mud as events continued despite rain. Women drivers excelled in tractor classes, Pauline Kurtz lifted 6600 pounds for a top sled pull, beating Clara Linden and others. rain halted fireworks and some classes.
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Lorgin County Fair
Pauline Kurtz Jones
Wellngton
Clara Jane Linden
Kurtz
Alls Chalmers
Linden
Freda Baetkraenz
Gorden Greene
Brightot
Kurt
Landen
Elyria's 6 year old among third traffic victims
The article notes a 6 year old boy becoming Elyria's third traffic fatality. Vendors faced rain and cool weather affecting midway sales while the 4H saddle clubs kept rides busy. Fire hazards arose as hot light bulbs popped in rain, forcing replacements.
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Electrimans
Jim McKusson
Sneezeometer A Elyria boy and 25th traffic fatality in county
A six year old Elyria boy born yesterday died after being struck by a car at East River Street and Harvard Avenue. Driver Karl Garn 42 said the child darted into traffic at about 516 pm as he traveled 30 mph. Police logged 48 feet 6 inches of skid marks. The boy leaves parents Philip Hauman Sr and Mrs. Hauman and siblings. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1:30 pm. Community reactions followed at the Lorain fair with safety tips for parents and children, including ID tags for kids and a long health exhibit days.
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Philip D Hauman
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Wiyard Ave
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Hauman
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Harvard Ave
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McKinley School
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Sudro - Curtis
Lorne Ashby
Governor Rhodes urges local leaders to attract industry
Governor James A Rhodes told about 250 Lorain County business leaders that state help alone cannot draw industry. He urged Amherst officials to meet in Columbus to address Route 254 opposition and improve education for industrial growth.
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James A Rhodes
Publc
Lorain County
Oak Hill Country Club
Kolbe Rd
Rhodes
Oh:o
Goidames
Amherst
Calambus
Sheffield Lake School Board approves July 26 meeting action
Local coverage notes publicity concerns over community controversies while Grafton and Lorain area items appear. The Chronicle Telegram and Lorain Journal reporters attended a press conference on attracting new industry, with Rhodes administration promoting a community college plan but deferring specifics to trustees and the state board.
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Sheffield Lake School Board
Sheffield Lake
Norsaabinut
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain Journay
Weather and defense talks mix in Northeastern Ohio
Fog and light drizzle with a few showers and possible thundershowers early, then clearing and warmer tonight. Mostly sunny and warmer Wednesday with a comfortable temperature range. In Washington, Deputy Defense Secretary Giapatrick called the nuclear test ban treaty a small first step and urged continued missile defense efforts as Teller advocates a developing defense against missiles. Gen Power notes treaty is not in nations’ haste, while Gen Sehrirver testifies on space program in closed session.
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Nnion
Thomas
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Vorday
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bernard A. Sehrirver
Butts Awarded 3 Million From Saturday Evening Post
A federal court jury in Atlanta awarded former Georgia athletic director Wallace Butts 406000 in general damages plus punitive damages in a suit against the Saturday Evening Post over a 1962 story claiming he divulged football secrets to Bear Bryant. The verdict followed nine days of testimony and prompted Post plans to appeal.
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Wallace Butts
Georgia
Saturday Evening Post
Alabama
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Bear) Bryant
Sipont
Butts
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Post
Lewis Ro Morgan
Morgan
Liberation Post
Clay Blair
Mergin
Thor
Dexle
Omagaeae
Willer Huts
Teller rejects limited test ban as step toward peace
Dr. Edward Teller testified before Senate committees that the limited nuclear test ban treaty is not a path to safety but could invite war. The physicist challenged Kennedy’s claim that barring all but underground tests moves toward peace, citing seven surprises in nuclear history from the first test in New Mexico to Russia’s announcements.
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UPI
Edward Teller
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New Mexico
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