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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1964
Page
3
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reports a 7.6 percent rise in intangible tax distributed by financial institutions and dealers on securities. Lorain County receives 630,321, down 6,308 from last year, as total distribution reaches 37,374,412, up 2,643,243. Funds go to 88 counties and then to local subdivisions.
Review of Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival rendition of Antony and Cleopatra finds Cleopatra strong yet overall performance mediocre. Eve Collyer’s Cleopatra praised for voice and expression. Clarence Felder as Enobarbus and David Tress as Mark Antony receive mixed emphasis. Larry Linville’s Octavius Caesar underplays. final scene between Caesar and Cleopatra marked as moving but not enough to lift the production.
Hollywood critics mark Goldfinger as the best crook ed golf game in a James Bond film with a uneven pace. Dennis Longwel appears as Eros while remaining largely inconspicuous and final act attention shifts to costume and lighting quirks.
A brief local item from Flyrna, Ohio dated Saturday August 22, 1961 in the Chronicle Telegram, noting a community event or notice.
The Wildlife Council approved statewide hunting season dates and fishing regulation changes after a public hearing in Columbus. Effective Sept 1, the regulations cover species including quail, pheasant, cotton-tailed rabbit, deer, ruffed grouse, squirrel, raccoon, opossum, mink, beaver, and more with specific open periods, bag limits, and hunting hours.
Atlantic City prepares tight security around Convention Hall as President Johnson arrives followed by the Beatles. New Jersey State Police and Secret Service guard the Democrats and the President while the Atlantic City Police handle local traffic, with state police leaving duties for the Beatles protection.
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