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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1963

Page

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Freedom march draws near in blase capital crowd

Washington braces for a civil rights march of 100000 or more as the capital readies with cautious calm. Lorain County participants plan to travel by bus and rail, while parking bans and first aid tents proliferate near the Mall. Weather bureau predicts clear skies and near 90s temperatures.

Washington UPI District of Columbia Lorain County George T. Short Jr Elyria People Second Baptist Church 16Th St Lorain Vermilion Louis Berton First Congregational Church Elyria Short Ohio Stephen Young Frank J. Lausche Charles A Mosher 13Th Congressional District Wosher Washington Monument Lincoln Vonny A Php Randolph Randolph The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters Afl-Cio Kennedy Weather Bureau

Weather and Temperature Outlook for Northeastern Oruo

The report notes sunny and pleasant conditions today with a high around 73. Tonight will see little temperature change with a near 51 to 57 degree range. Wednesday turns partly cloudy and warmer with a high around 57. Monday forecasts a 53 to 72 range, with precipitation totaling 31 hours by 8 pm.

Oruo Morley

Where to turn bellamy ra water line debate in Berlin Heights

Berlin Heights residents hear pros and cons of a water line extension from Bellamy Road as local officials discuss costs and benefits. The page note notes related traffic fatality and a local solicitor’s expected actions in Amherst, with references to planned charges and inquiries.

Berlin Heights Amherst

Planners Approve Vermilion Park Study For Growth

The Regional Planning Commission approved a 39 page park and recreation study for Vermilion estimating 24 000 population by 1980 and 140 000 ultimate. It notes 172 acres of current parks within three miles and calls for 1770 more acres along the Vermilion River and 10 along Lake Vermilion. The plan aims to reserve space before land speculation escalates. Continued on page 5.

Regional Planning Commission Vermilien Vermilion Verrmbon River Lake Ene

Rescued miners sing dance as shaft rescue ends

Two miners Henry Throne and David Fell rose 309 feet from a narrow shaft after two weeks trapped underground. Throne sang and danced during the ascent, wearing a football helmet as rescue teams pulled them to surface near Hazleton. A third miner, Bova, remained trapped and hopeful but unrescued, with drilling continuing to reach him. The operation involved a parachute harness ascent and Navy medical staff monitoring their condition.

Russ Green Myron Feinsilber Sheppton UPI Henry Throne David Fell Vinutes Fellin H Beecher Charmbury Bova Throne Felin Felln Fella Richard Anderson Navy Feith Apaceman Pennsylvania Department of Vines

Oberlin instructor slain in Washington slaying shocks city

Newell W Ellison 27 an Oberlin English instructor was found shot to death on Kalorama Road NW near his home after a late night robbery attempt. Police say he resisted a gunman who fled with an emptied wallet, Ellison a Washington native born 1936 and educated at St Albans Princeton Yale was teaching under a two year Oberlin contract and preparing a Yale PhD on Virginia Woolf. funeral held at St Albans Chapel.

Washington, DC Oberlin Kalorama Rd Newell Windom Elligon Washington George R Donahue Ellison Washington DC St Albans School the News Princeton University Yale University Yale Virginia Woolf Denter of Columbia Board of Electorms

OK Mike Rank Hero in Coffin Shaft Rescue

In Sheppton Pennsylvania Mike Rank guided a 165000 pound drill into a 30 foot shaft, close to two trapped miners David Fellin and Henry Throne. Rank’s calm, steady actions and his famous ok mike byword helped keep rescuers focused as fear pressed in and coffee offered solace before the final breakthrough.

Sheppton Pa UPI David Fellin Henry Throne Mike Rank California Florida Rank Framle Fella Mike Vike Rank Bethe Conn

Buddhist leader backs Diem regime in faith crisis

South Viet Nam reports Buddhist leader Thick Tinh Khet endorsed President Ngo Dinh Diem and urged followers to trust the government as a crisis over Buddhist discrimination eases. Observers say the leader’s support could determine whether Diem’s regime survives amid protests and a jailed former foreign minister under house arrest.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPD Thick Tinh Khet Viet Nam Khet Ngo Dinh Diem U van Mau Hs Home Maus

Coroner to rule on baby's death in Cleveland case

Coroner to determine cause after infant Johnny Lynn Muller four months died found in his crib between mattress and springs with head bruises. Father Charles 23 Sax and mother checked on him as he slept. mother found him dead two minutes later.

Cleveland UPI Johnny Lynn Muller Sprogs Ponce Charles 23 Sax

Elyria water main extension to double city supply

A federal grant accelerates a 36 inch water main extension into Elyria, doubling supply from the Lorain pumping station. The project aims to reach 30 million gallons daily once filtration capacity is ready, with construction follow-on funding via general obligation bonds. The city must match about 751,700 dollars while seeking HHFA approval and coordinating with Havens and Emerson engineers.

Elyria Ely Ria Safety Service Joseph C Cowden Lorain Cowden Theaty Havens Emerson Housing and Home Finance Agency Water Department Ridge Rd New York Central System West Ridge Rd Nck Cty Cowdensa Cowdensad Charles V Neeson Ted Canada Elyra Affmals Ohno Stephen Wo Young HHFA Robert E Kleinoeder

Policeman Murphy Injures Self Shooting Pardon on Beat

Patrolman Robert Murphy accidentally shot himself in the buttocks while drawing a loaded pistol on his farm near here Monday night. He was treated at a local hospital and released. Authorities say he will remain on the beat for several days while recovering.

Jackson Wen

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