Elyria NAACP demands set for city Equal Opportunities Committee
The Elyria NAACP led by Rev. George Short states five reforms to the citys Equal Opportunities Committee and threatens picketing if action is delayed. Demands include non-discriminatory public contracts, Negro employment in industrial plants and downtown stores, open trade training, and housing market reforms to counter discrimination.
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Charles Neeson
Elyria Naacp
George Short
NAACP
EOC
Neeson
Equal Opportunities Committee
Short
Elyria Equal Opportunities Committee
Washington, D.C
Secold Bantat Sanat
16Th St
Morocco Recognizes Angola Exile Government
Morocco announced official recognition of the government in exile of Angola led by rebel premier Holden Roberto, marking a diplomatic stance from Rabat on the Angolan conflict. The move was conveyed from Rabat on Tuesday by Moroccan authorities.
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Rabat
Morocco
UPI
Government In Exile
Angola
Holden Roberto
Lorain County Fair Opens Day Three With Harness Racing
The 108th Lorain County Fair shines on its third day with 24 heats of harness racing and 16 481 spectators yesterday. Speed events on the half mile track draw crowds as seven directors are elected to the Lorain County Agricultural Society while local 4H riders stage a fun show and mayors join a milking contest later in the day.
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Mimi
Becky Morr
Raymond Marr
Ashland
Lorain County Fair
Becky
Wellington
Lorain County
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Ralph Gray
Charles V. Neeson
Elyria
Woulson Mathna
Lorain
Pmking Tmr
Mathna
James A. Rhodes
LeDuc
Guernsey
Jersey
Weather and Vietnam News Highlights From Northeast Ohio
Northeastern Ohio reports sunny and pleasant conditions with highs near 80 to 85 in most areas and cooler nights around 53. A sharp shift includes a martial law declaration in South Vietnam with raids on Buddhist pagodas, hundreds of monks arrested, and U.S. Ambassador Lodge en route to Saigon amid a tense political crisis.
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Lake Ere
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
1 J
Diem
Xa Lai
National Radio
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Frederick Wnolting
Lodge
Tokyo
Vet Nam
Honolulu
South Vietnam
Frederick Nolting
Lorain Woman Swindled by Alleged Healer Sister Maria
Mrs. Susan Vargo, 57, was duped out of 5200 by a supposed gifted healer named Sister Maria. The scheme promised God given power to heal and to remove evil spirits, with handbills and a visit to an apartment at 320 East 22nd Street. Police say Sister Maria has left town.
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Maria
Sister Maria
Ami
Lorain
Kennedy to spend night with family at Cape Cod
President Kennedy plans an overnight Cape Cod visit with his family. Press Secretary Salinger says the President will return to Washington Thursday morning and fly back to Cape Cod Friday for the weekend.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Pierre Salinger
Detour Confuses Trucker At Wellington County Fair
A Roadway Express driver hauling a 40 foot trailer wandered into the county fairgrounds amid an opening day downpour. Auxiliary police redirected traffic long enough for the semi to backtrack to Route 18 after a jocular detour mishap.
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Wellington
Ray Neff
Fair and Auxiliary Police
Rt. 18
Rhodes urges industry boom to solve Ohio’s problems
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes says education to welfare can be solved by creating jobs and attracting industry to Ohio. He pledges full cooperation with local governments, invites city leaders to join in building the right climate for industry, and criticizes past deficits and relief rolls while noting rising prospects and potential investments.
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Lorain
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Elyria
Charlten Neeson
Neeson
Gee
Rhesies
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Inmate Said to Prefer Jail After Bite by Woodbark
County jail inmate 71 year old David Turner was bitten by a woodbark when stepping from the kitchen door at the jail. Dr Sanford L Deve prescribed daily rabies treatment to be given at Elyria Me Works Hospital starting Monday. Turner was serving a sentence for driving while license suspended.
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Lorain County
David Turner
Sanford L. Deve
Turner
Fernagh
Elyria Meworks Hospital
Amherst residents push for middle route of Rt 254 decision
In Amherst, P. E. Masheter urged that the middle route for Rt 254 through Amherst be chosen as the most economical and supported using eminent domain if needed. Councilman Mattey defended the governor’s involvement, noting residents had asked for a 2000 foot north shift and that Rhodes had not replied to a residents’ letter. The meeting with Gov. Rhodes continued at press time.
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Columbus
Amherst
P. E. Masheter
James A. Rhodes
Masheter
John Mattey
Rhodes
Mattey
Frank Janik
Oak Hills Country Club
Masketer
Ambhers
Ejio Yacobezzi
Where to turn SOUTH AMHERST board split in voting
A South Amherst school board splits on a proposed teacher pay raise with the majority voting to raise salaries by 50 to 75 dollars for all teachers while one member opposes, insisting on a 200 dollar figure. The page also references local items from Lorain County and notes on court and social pages.
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South Amherst
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