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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
5
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall announced Glen Helen Natural Area near Yellow Springs Ohio as a registered natural landmark. The designation recognizes and promotes preservation across ownerships and regions, noting it is one of fourteen sites approved for registration.
Oberlin hosts a Project Head Start dinner honoring the Nord family Walter G Nord Mrs Eric Nord and Evans Nord. Saga Food Service serves. venue is Oberlin Community Center donated by the 0.5 Awmomra corporation. Dr Robert K Carr of Yale College to speak.
The aircraft carrier Wasp moves to sea for two weeks to serve as prime recovery ship for the Gemini flights. Seven astronauts including Frank Borman James Lovell Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford are scheduled for flights and returns in December. A Gemini recovery test will be conducted with a model spacecraft dumped overboard and retrieved by helicopters and planes.
Italy topped European nations in 1964 as a receiver of American travel dollars, followed by the United Kingdom and then France.
Oberlin College Folk Song Club hosts An Evening of Bluegrass in Finney Chapel at 8 p.m. Featuring Charlie Moore Bill Napier and the Dixie Partners from WWVA Wheeling WV and the Oberlin Plum Creek Boys. Tickets sold at the door.
A fragment from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Friday December 3 hints at local news content including city events and community notes. Details are incomplete but suggest midweek reporting from Elyria, Ohio.
A short UPI report notes Democrats and Republicans in Congress show differing engagement in cultural pursuits. The survey finds a third of Democrats and 29 percent of Republicans say official papers left them no time for further reading, rendering meaningful comparisons unclear.
Two area youths joined Lackland Air Force Base and will train at Shepard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls Texas. Joseph Giedlinski of Birmingham and Richard W Bechtel of Elyria are 1965 graduates preparing for air force maintenance and communications specialties.
Oberlin College government instructor Louis B. Gold is named a Danforth Teacher Grant recipient among 30 nationwide selections. The grant funds a calendar year of graduate study with reappointment, and Gold will take leave to continue his Columbia University dissertation on civil rights politics in New York City. He joined Oberlin in 1964 after three years of Columbia graduate work and specializes in American political institutions.
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