Mayor Mathna Wins First Annual Milling Contest at Lorain Fair
Wellington report credits Mayor Woodrow Mathna with top honors in the First Annual Mayor's Milling Contest after his Holstein outsized rival Neeson's effort. The victory included a two inch milk mark and a cow figurine trophy, with both mayors accepting the result and planning rematch next year.
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Second shaft misses trapped miners as rescue aims for radioactivity
In Hazleton Pennsylvania rescuers failed to reach the survival chamber with a 12 inch recape hole after an eight foot miss. They planned a new Linch hole near the original site and to lower a Geiger counter through a six inch shaft to guide the miners toward hope. David Fellin aged 58 and Henry Throne aged 28 remain entombed 331 feet underground since August 13. Louis Bows 42 is separated by rock and debris and is not reachable.
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Oberlin Schools Study Language Lab Project
Oberlin Collegessiv eeveees studies a language laboratory project for Oberlin schools. The plan, tied to a French Lake initiative near Wakeman, remains under state review as page 2 details.
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Laugh a Little and Relax While Standing Still
A playful line describes someone smiling and keeping hands in pockets while watching others. The fragment tone suggests a casual scene or caption from a light humorous note.
Northeast Ohio Weather Summary Improves With Sunshine
Pleasant conditions across Northeastern Ohio with a high and cooler night ahead. Friday forecast shows mostly sunny skies and continued warmth with temperatures ranging from 53 to 80 degrees and a comparison note to last year.
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Ex atomic chief warns on bomb gap and test ban
Former energy commissioner H F Libby told Senate committees he would back the limited test ban treaty but fears the United States has not tested a 100 megaton bomb. He called the pact a real act of disarmament and urged tacit understandings for peaceful nuclear uses, warning Soviet lead in high yield development could be decisive.
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Freeman to stay in post as long as president wants
Agriculture Secretary Orville L Freeman said he will remain in his cabinet post "as long as the President wants me" and that he has no indication the President wishes him to leave. Freeman returned Wednesday from a month long trip to Russia and other Soviet bloc nations.
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Lorain County Fair Aims for Record Attendance Tonight
Lorain County Fair officials projected a near record turnout for the Junior Fair night featuring a talent show and fireworks. Attendance on previous days reached 28,661 with a four-year Wednesday peak. organizers noted Friday and Saturday passes could push total past 100,000, chasing the all-time mark.
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Vietnamese crackdown widens as troops arrest Buddhists
Army troops and police under martial law continued mass arrests of suspected opposition in South Viet Nam. The Diem government accused a Buddhist minority of systematic sabotage amid a 15 week political religious crisis during wartime with Communists.
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East Tech coach Joe Howell resigns to join Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Joe Howell long time coach of the East Tech Scarabs announces resignation to join the Ohio State Civil Rights Commission as education assistant. He leaves after a 92 7 won loss record and four years guiding the program toward state tournaments. Howell will start around Sept 6 and work from Columbus before joining Cleveland office.
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Elyria Fire Station Grant Approved for Public Works
Washington D C Sem Stephen A Youngs office said the Housing and Home Finance Agency approved a 185000 grant under the accelerated public works program to build a new central fire station in Elyria. The grant covers construction and labor with completion expected within 12 days after funding.
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