Weekend Dividend features and lighthouse end in Lorain Harbor
The Weekend Dividend highlights a series of notes and features including where to turn for a dividend, an automation end to a historic lighthouse in Lorain Harbor, a Pioneer farm near New London, and a wildlife reserve. It also previews interviews with Democratic convention delegates and various community pages such as Scene About Town Squarin Round and Stamp Facts.
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Lorain Harbor
Pioneer Farm
New London
Elyria club adopts Colombian daughter for a girl
Fifteen members of the Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club have adopted an eight year old Colombian girl. The feature includes a story and a photograph. Other news and columns appeal to feminine readers on the Women’s pages.
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Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
Oberlin’s Bob Bourne tops Akron Golf Classic field
Top Amateur honors go to Oberlin’s Bob Bourne at the Akron Golf Classic with strong rounds. Kent State football teams eye a new starting quarterback as Flyrian Bob Van Valkenberg positions for the role. Other sports news and photos fill pages 24 25 26.
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Oberlin
Bob Bourne
Bob van Valkenberg
Kent State University
Lorain raid nets arrests and disorderly conduct fines
A Lorain police raid results in twenty one arrests and fines for disorderly conduct. The same issue lists civil service exams for Elyria firemen and notes upcoming events such as a cemetery department schedule and a North Ridgeville planning session spotting three industrial zones.
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Lorain
Theo de Page
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Americans find three Congo mission officers safe
Three officers attached to a U S military mission in the Congo have been found safe and sound. Col William A Dodds 50 Lt Col Donald W Rattan 40 and Col Lewis Macfarlane 25 were reported safe by a Kigali message to Washington. Details to follow.
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Washington
UPI
Bu 1
Strifekavu
Congo
William A
Dodds
Donald
U.S
W. Rattan
Washandria
Ington
Kigali
Capi
Bukavu
Rwanda
Dodds Lewis Macfarlane
Wallace dodges pledge on Alabama aid to Johnson at convention
At Atlantic City Wallace refused to say whether Alabama would back President Johnson. The Credentials Committee considered seating Alabama and Mississippi delegates amid a challenge to Mississippi's all white delegation. Wallace warned of a possible third party if the Democrats fail civil rights reforms and postponed final stance until he reviews both party platforms and nominees.
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Atlantic City
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Johnson
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
Democratic Rational
Wallace
National Democratic Party
National Party
Platform Committee
South
House
Carl Albert
Ray Madden
Indiana
Harold Reynolds Jr
Vermont
Lorain County Fair to Open With 100000 Expected Thrills
The 109th Lorain County fair opens Monday with about 100000 attendees. Rides on the merry go round and ferris wheel promise thrills for all ages. 4-H members seek blue ribbons, animals and goats provide pride, and skydivers, fireworks, and the auto thrill show add spectacle.
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Barbara Kamp
Lorain County Fair
Campaign to Bridle a Dirty Presidential Race
In a Madison Avenue office the Fair Campaign Practices Committee readies to handle a surge of smear complaints and hate literature as Goldwater Johnson campaigns loom. Executive Director Bruce Felkner says the group will observe and collect data but act only at the voters’ decision. He warns of the holy war rhetoric and racial tensions that threaten to eclipse real issues.
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John G. Rogers
New York
HTNS
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Madison Ave
FCPC
Bruce Felkner
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Felkner
Communist Party
Goldwater
Johnson
Charles P. Taft
Washington
Cesses
Far Left
Far Right
Cleo Targets Leeward Islands With 80 MPH Winds
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands were placed under hurricane watch as Cleo moved toward the Leeward Islands. The storm carried about 80 miles per hour winds and posed a threat to nearby territories.
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San Juan
Pla
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Cleo
Leeward Islands
Weather Outlook With Showers Through Sunday
Considerable cloudiness with occasional showers and scattered thundershowers today through Sunday. Warmer northeast to day turning cooler west Sunday. Low tonight 65 to 74. Small craft warnings in effect on the lake with south to southwest winds 11 to 24 knots today and tonight. Occasional thundershowers with gusts to 35 knots. Weathermap on page 7.
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Lake Ere
Joy ride death boosts Lorain County toll to thirty seven
A joy ride killed Billy Jones, 17, and injured Gray, 18, as a car driven by Jackie Dean collided with a Sohio tractor-trailer at Rt 301 and Rt 10. The crash, part of Lorain County's 37th traffic death in 1964, spilled into the No. 10 Club parking lot and involved six more vehicles. Jones, a Western Reserve High School junior, died instantly. Gray was hospitalized in uncertain condition.
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Lorain County
Billy Jones
Haag Rd
Riptor
Rt. 10
Sohio
Dale E. Phillips
Stadium Rd
Oregon
Ohio
No. 10
Jones
Elyria Memorial Hospital
LaGrange
Lorain
Hultop
Western Reserve High School
Wakeman
Lewis Jones
Kipton
Iva Lee Jones
Fines Jones
Doyal Jdones
U.S. Marines
France
Dallas Jones
North Carolina
Gerber Funeral Home
Nguyen Khanh Returns to Saigon as Buddhist Protests Grow
South Vietnamese leader Nguyen Khanh rushes back to Saigon from Vung Tau to confront mounting unrest. Buddhist leaders claim talks with Khanh and draft a public demand to end persecution of their followers, a pattern linked to past turmoil in the Diem era. A fire near Greenwood Mississippi destroys a Negro church with FBI confirmation pending.
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Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
Vung Tao
Uorest
Greenwood
Miss
UPC
Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
St. Bena
Here
Northwest
Miss. MW
FBI
Jackson
Turkish Red Crescent delivers aid to Kokkina under UN escort
A Turkish Red Crescent truck with food departed Nicosia under UN escort to break the Greek siege of Kokkina. The village, last Turkish stronghold on Cyprus northwest coast, had been cut off for 17 days amid Greek Cypriot attacks. Turkey retaliated with a four day air assault risking wider conflict between Greece and Turkey.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPD
Turkish Red Crescent
U.N
Kokkina
Turkey
Greece
Eight die in head on crash near Sanford North Carolina
Eight persons were killed when two cars collided head on eight miles south of Sanford on Highway 1. Seven died instantly and another died en route to a hospital. A child survivor was hospitalized in critical condition. Further details were not immediately available.
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Sanford
N.C
UPI
State Highway Patrol
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Kennedy
North Ridgeville Subdivision
Wellington
Flyrna
Dear Abby Finance
Joe DeSantis
Louis S. Morton
Parmely Ave
Willard E. Harrison
Broad Sts
Messenger
Louisa Ct
Buster J. Tleeves
Wallace Blvd
Ridgeville
Joseph E. Morgan
Hamilton St
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