Circulation Manager Carl Bieske dies at 46 in Elyria
Carl A Bielke 46 of 333 Oxford Ave longtime circulation manager of The Chronicle Telegram died at 11 15 pm yesterday in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two and a half week stay Born in Kansas City Missouri December 29 1917 he came to Elyria as a child and lived here most of his life A World War II Army veteran he served as circulation manager in the Stars and Stripes and later returned to this paper in 1945 He helped establish 300 scholarships for top C T newspaper boys and was a former president of the Ohio Circulation Managers Association Surviving are his wife Jean two daughters Carol Finley and Sara Jean a son Daniel three grandchildren his mother Viola Pelter and a sister Mrs Russell Dumke Services will be held Wednesday at 3 pm at St Paul United Church of Christ Burial in Brookdale Cemetery Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home today after 7 pm and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Pallbearers are Edward Murphy John Caughlin Richard Camp Fred Meng Robert Bearer Myron Overcash Honorary pallbearers Otto Schoepfle Leo Carle Robert Funk Rollin Moran Herbert Guid and LeRoy Reisinger.
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Goldwater to launch final campaign preparations
Barry Goldwater ends a six day pre campaign cruise off California and will film in Los Angeles before heading to Antona to formally start his presidential bid in Prescott on Thursday. Campaign director Kitchel planned on board talks to schedule events as Goldwater tracks toward the White House.
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Cyprus and Nasser pledge aid and noninterference
UPI reports President Makarios returning from Alexandria with a promise of all possible assistance from Gamal Abdel Nasser as Cyprus seeks relief from what it calls foreign aggression. A joint communique urges an end to foreign interference so Cypriots may resolve their own problems, and it notes opposition to foreign bases and NATO installations in the region.
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LBJ wraps Texas weekend with ranch tour and barbs
President Johnson concluded a relaxed Texas weekend with a 75 minute ranch tour for Hubert Humphrey and families. The party chased cattle as photographers followed, Humphrey joked about the Republican platform and Johnson teased potential press restrictions. Johnson planned a 2 p.m. call to a Philadelphia plasterers union meeting and sign into law the 1964 food stamp extension.
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Where to turn What does the constitution say about residence rules
A compilation of brief notices and page references covers political questions on residency for a senator at election time, local community items from Sullivan residents, and upcoming events including the Milan Melon Festival, a fall fair in Lodi, and sports previews. It lists page numbers for related stories and features across the paper.
Elymian pastor's wife dies in Pennsylvania crash
Mrs. John JD Mellinger 39 died from internal injuries after a car crash on a Pennsylvania hill while vacationing with her husband. Memorial services are set for 8:36 p.m. at First United Presbyterian Church in Lakewood. The couple’s three children and her parents survived, with funeral plans for Beallsville, Pa. The Rev. George Woodcock will lead services.
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Americans score with Nimbus A
Nimbus A sent high quality earth weather images to over 60 stations from Vandenberg. It marked the first global scan by a weather satellite and the first night time pictures taken. The Nimbus system is designed to capture about 20 000 photographs daily.
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Bulls gore 30 in Spain encierro trampling incident
In San Sebastian de los Reyes Spain more than 30 people were knocked down or gored during an encierro as six fighting bulls were herded through barricaded streets toward the bull ring.
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C-T Labor Day Planning Edition Preview
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a labor day planning edition arriving at breakfast time. The next Monday edition goes to press early to let readers enjoy the holiday with uninterrupted access and ample news and features.
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Northeast Ohio Weather Update Ahead of Week
Mostly sunny and cooler today with highs near 74 to 79. Tonight will be fair and cooler, lows around 38 to 52. Tuesday remains mostly sunny and slightly warmer as winds shift from west to northwest along Lake Erie's western area. Five day forecast shows normal highs in the 78 to 84 range with modest rain chances late week and scattered thundershowers possible Thursday or Friday.
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Pollen Counts Report For Elyria And Lorain
Elyria pollen count for the 24 hours ending at 9 am was 202. Lorain recorded a count of 365 for the 24 hours ending at 8 am. The figures reflect ongoing allergy conditions across the two areas.
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Viet Cong Offensive Expected Amid Saigon Crisis
Viet Cong guerrillas were expected to launch a major offensive against Vietnamese outposts, as rural officials fled to safety among Communist held provinces. Me Kong delta officials slowed to a quarter speed amid infiltration. Ambassador Maxwell D. flew to Dalat to assess Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh after a power struggle. Acting premier Nguyen Xuan Oanh, Harvard trained, remains in charge. Saigon student leaders announced a two month truce and no demonstrations against the government.
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Surrey Scout Chief Urges New Good Deed After Radar Warning
Edgar Lea, chief of the Wolf Cubs in Croydon Surrey, told two scouts to perform a new good deed after they warned drivers about a police radar speed zone ahead. He praised their alertness and urged continued community-minded actions.
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China warns U.S. ship intrusion near Meichow Island
Tokyo dispatch reports Communist China issuing its 315th warning to the United States over a weekend incident in Fukien Bay near Meichow Island. New China News Agency cited a U S warship entering Red China territorial waters, prompting Beijing to protest.
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Riots and Curfews Mark North Philadelphia Violence
In a weekend of Negro rioting, looting, and vandalism in North Philadelphia's Jungle area, Mayor Hi rate kept a 24 hour curfew and 1,500 police on duty. 369 arrests and 348 injuries, including many officers, were reported as patrols and special courts tried to restore order amid ongoing outbreaks and property loss.
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Three Ku Klux Klan members go on trial for murder
In Bannelsville Georgia three Ku Klux Klansmen face murder charges in the shooting death of Lemuel Penn, a Washington educator and Army Reserve lieutenant colonel. Defense seeks separate trials and a delay. special prosecutor Jeff Wayne assists. A fourth Klansman was arrested but not yet presented to the grand jury.
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