City adjusts claim after wreck with emergency truck
Safety Director Ed ward Firment told the council an adjustor refused a Nationwide Insurance claim from a Nov 8 crash at 28th Street and Broadway involving a fire wagon. Driver Gerald Udovich pleaded guilty to failure to yield to an emergency vehicle and was fined. Firment urged $2,100 for a new wagon, noting the old 1957 van is rusting and only valuable for resale about $650. Council will wait for a meeting with Betjeski before action.
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Lorain
Edward Firment
Adram Bedeski
Firment
Council
Joseph Petrosky
Edward Dinniger
R-1
Betjeski
Gift ideas for every man this Christmas season
Pinpoint outlines gift options across a man’s worlds business travel sports hobbies fireside wear and outdoor life. Suggested items include pen sets travel kit luggage shirts ties belts cufflinks robes slippers sport jackets and coordinated outfits with practical accessories for each sphere.
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Jock
Lorain Council to Trim Budget and Consider Increases
Lorain city council's finance committee, after hearing 1963 budget requests from four sources, will begin cutting about 600000 from the July budget and decide possible salary raises. Health Commissioner Riggin urged two nurses and a sanitarian, while Park Superintendent Hale sought four new staff and a 132865 salary request plus Oakwood Park building plans. The service department asked for a draftsman, pay realignments, OT pay, and new insurance as it contends with a growing city.
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Lorain
Earl Frank
J. C. Riggin
Health Commission
Park Board
Riggin
Lorain Health Department
Council
Board of Health
Hale
Oakwood Park
South Lorain Parks
Miriam Snyder
Service Department
George Zunich
Leo Zocchi
Zurich
Battleship Memorial Draws Record Visitors in First Year
In Wilmington North Carolina UPI reports 458 851 visitors rode the World War II battleship USS North Carolina as it opened as a state memorial during its first year berthed in the harbor.
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Wilmington, N.C
UPI
Uss
North Carolina
Rheerive Acon
Ujhelyi Named as Possible Ohio Democratic Leader
Ujhelyi, Lorain attorney and longtime county Democratic leader, is among several county chairs proposed by U S Senator Stephen M Young to replace the current state chairman. Young urged a Columbus meeting early next year to name a new chairman and reorganize. He offered other candidates including Don Gosney, Joseph Sarsky, Robert Horstman, John Kelly, Enoch Allen, John Weithe, U S Rep Robert Cook, and Morton Neipp.
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Joseph Ujhelyi
Lorain
Democratic Party
Lorain County
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Aletates Chee
Ohio
Young
Washington
Columbus
William Coleman
Frank J. Lausche
Coleman
Ushelyi
DoniGosney
Columbiana
Joseph Sarcosy
Lake
Robert Horstman
Montgomery
John Kelly
Lucas
Enoch Allen
Lawrence
John Weithe
Hamilton
Robert Cook
Kent
Morton Neipp
Toledo
British push drive against Borneo foes
British troops press advance in Northern Borneo to crush a nationalist revolt after recapturing Seria and securing the oil field and Anduki airport. Fresh reinforcements totaling about 1,300 are deployed by air and sea. Casualties: one dead, 19 wounded. Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman alleges Indonesian support for the revolt.
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Borneo
Seria
Anduki
Brunei
North Borneo
Sarawak
Satur
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Singapore
Britain
Different Tax Methods for Personal Farm Property
The article notes that the states have three distinct methods of taxing personal property used in farming, highlighting variation across the Union in tax approaches for agricultural assets.
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The
Union
Fix It Yourself Winter Plumbing Freeze Warning
The article warns that water in pipes freezes below thirty two degrees, causing bursts. It highlights vulnerable spots like the garage and attic, recommends insulating all lines in unheated areas, and suggests ready availability of insulation from plumbing suppliers. It invites readers to write to Mr. Doles for personal repair advice.
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Atvas
Democrats pick May candidate for Lorain mayor
The Lorain City Democratic Executive Committee has chosen Thomas J. Urban as its 1963 mayoralty candidate. Urban, former city treasurer elected in 1959, previously lost the 1961 Democratic nomination to James Parobek. Republicans ended a 16 year Democratic mayoral run in the last election.
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Lorain
Lorain City
Democratic Executive Committee
Thomas J. Urban
Urban
James Parobek
Sheriff Seizes 22 Pinball Machines in Ohio Raid
Mahoning County deputies raided 12 suspected gambling spots in Campbell and Struthers, confiscating 22 pinball machines from pool halls and restaurants. No arrests were made as officials cite ongoing FBI activity linked to a gang bombing that killed a man and his 11 year old son.
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Youngstown
UPI
Mahoning County
Campbell and Struthers
Loren van Brocklin
Ray Davis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Charles Cadillac Charlie Cavallaro
Tommy
Davis
Struthers
Campbell
Clubhouse break in nets $1732 at Emerald Valley
Burglars pried a side door and looted the Emerald Valley Country Club offices, stealing 1595 dollars from one cabinet 110 dollars from another and 27 silver dollars dating to 1892. Police found footprints and cigarette butts, while owner Emil Kucirek reported locking the club Sunday night.
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Lorain
Emerald Valley Country Club
Leavitt Rd
Emil Kucirek
Orlean Construction Co
Andover Ave
Meadow Lane
Andover
Carl Snyder
Washington Ave
William A. Barly
East Edgewater Dr. Vermilion
2Rd St
Broadway
Early
Abba Eban Returns Home From U.S. Tour
Israeli Minister of Education and Culture Abba Eban flew home to New York after a four week lecture and sightseeing tour in the United States with engagements in several major cities and meetings with U.S. officials and educators.
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New York
UPI
Abba Evan
Education and Culture
Horace
United States
Adult weight average exceeds healthy benchmark in the US
A weight comparison notes the average adult in the United States is about 15 pounds heavier than the weight linked to the best health record. The finding highlights ongoing concerns over national health standards and potential risks associated with higher body weight.
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United States
Howard Dodgers to spend off season in the theatre
Los Angeles outfielder Frank Howard plans a winter break from baseball and will try nightclub work in Las Vegas with Milton Berle leading a cast that includes Don Drysdale Sandy Koufax Maury Wills Willie Davis Duke Snider. Howard will sing dance and provide comedy as his first home season near Green Bay winds down. He notes fatigue from recent seasons and hopes rest and a Las Vegas tryout will help before spring training.
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Green Bay
Wis
UPI
Los Angeles Dodger
Frank Howard
Ohio State University
Howard
Mack
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Duke Snider
Milton Berle
Berle
Tryne
Desert Inn
Milton
Dodgers
Carol Johnaski
Wait Alston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Morale Boost for Oberlin State Highway Workers
State highway garage crews in Oberlin received a morale lift as sun returned allowing salt use to melt ice. Mike Vanca cited cold temps and lack of sun as reducing salt effectiveness, with more snow squalls feared. The 10 trucks and two graders run around the clock, praised Lorain County residents for cooperation. Presti's Restaurant supplied coffee to workers, even delivering a large urn for on site use.
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Oberlin
Mike Vanca
Vanca
State Highway Department
Lorain
Presti's
More radios funded for city street trucks
The finance committee approved an extra 865.50 for six Motorola radios for the street department after refusing rebuilt units. City officials cited time, cost, and compatibility gains, noting Motorola has supplied radios for 17 years and that CD assistance seems unlikely. Street lights in wards were also discussed with requests to Ohio Edison and a potential city power plant review planned for next year.
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Inance Claims Committee
George Zunich
Council
Zunich
Zurich
Motorola
Harold Kaufman
Kaufman
Lorain
Ralph Jaworski
Thier
Jaworski
Fred Ritenauer
Ohio Edison
Edward Dinniger
Leonard Camera
West Fifth St
Broadway
Reid Ave
Earl Frank
Frank
Amherst Light Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Joseph P. Smith
Columbus
Patrolman Injured Chasing Youth at Dreamland Theatre
Lorain Patrolman Donald Skodny 27 of 625 Blossom Dr treated at St Joseph Hospital for right leg scratches after chasing a 15 year old on Wood Ave. The youth fled through 20th St East Alley before being captured near E 22nd St and Elyria Ave. Theatre manager Maurice Brown said the same boy previously cut holes in four seats causing 72 damage on Dec. 1.
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Lorain
Donald Skodny
Blossom Dr
St. Joseph Hospital
Wood Ave
Skodny
Dreamland Theatre
20Th and
Broadway
20Th St
East Alley
R. L. McCormack
McCormack
21St St
Entertainers lead Westchester Salute for Martin Luther King Jr
Sammy Davis Jr and Peter Lawson headline a Westchester fundraising event tonight for the King memorial, aiming to raise 5000 dollars for civil rights work in the South. King heads the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
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White Plains
Nuy
Sammy Davis Jr
Peter Lawsons
Westchester
Martin Luther King Jr
South
King
Gordie Howe Captures Fifth Hart Trophy Honor
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings earns his fifth Hart Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player for the season. The Detroit star adds another career milestone, solidifying his status among hockey's elite.
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Detroit Upi
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Left wing paper free to publish in Algeria
ALGIERS The French left wing weekly L Express may circulate freely in Algeria again after a ban issued last month, which had been in effect for a year. No explanation was given for lifting the ban.
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Algiers
Algera
UP1
L'Express
Algeria
Housewives urged to use MSG to boost fall flavors
Home economists suggest housewives borrow from food processors and add monosodium glutamate by the tablespoon to enhance autumn dishes. The reminder emphasizes practicality and quick flavor boosts for meals.
Indians seek return of 5000 to 6000 troops from Congo
NEW DELHI reports India has asked the United Nations to release 5000 to 6000 troops serving with UN forces in the Congo. Parliamentarian secretary Dinesh Singh said the request, sent to Secretary General Thant, aims for an early return amid India’s border tensions with Red China. Nehru said Thant cannot set a fixed date but is informed of developments.
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New Delhi
UPD
India
United Nations
Congo
Dinesh Singh
Jawaharlal Nehru
Thant
Red China
Nehru
Pakistan
Kashmir
Rawalpindi
Averell Harriman
United States
Duncan Sandys
Britain
China
Peking
Twins lease Griffith Stadium to Howard University
The Minnesota Twins have leased Griffith Stadium in Washington from January 15, 19%4 to Howard University. The deal includes an option for the school to purchase the stadium later, with the facility located adjacent to the Howard campus.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
UPD
Griffith
Washington, D.C
Minnesota Twins
Howard University
Howard
Baker honored as top college football player
Oregon State's Terry Baker, All America quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner, was named the year's outstanding college football player by the Maxwell Club. Andy Robustelli of the New York Giants was chosen as top NFL player.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Oregon State
Terry Baker
Maxwell Club
Andy Robustelli
New York Giants
French skiers killed in avalanche on Col de Bellevard
VAL DISERE France two junior members of the French skiing team Alain Rondi 16 and Pierre Belciji were killed Monday when an avalanche swept over their practice area on the Col de Bellevardec officials said the avalanche buried their group and rescue teams could not save them.
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Val Disere
France
UPI
Alain Rondi
Pierre Belci Ji
Col de Bellevardec
All Stars Toast Snow Golf and Mock Hole in One Claim
A playful quote from the All-Stars celebrates golf in snow saying the ball makes its own cup as it drops in and a hole in one happens every time. The remark emphasizes chilly round humor and impossible odds.
Bowling results from Elks Monday night league
Standings show Murphy Bros and Dicken Funeral Home tied 27-15 in early lanes. Wagon Wheel 22-20, Bel Co 22-20, Gardner 22-20, Souderlin Meister 21-21, Mens Shop 20-22, Eupreme Hardware 14-24, Superior Electric 18-24, BRP Tech TV 16-26. High Ind Series Paul Bring 618. High Ind Game Paul Gries 235. High Team Series Superior Electric. High Team Game Murphy Bros 2009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELKS
Paul Gries
Superior Lleckle
Uigb
Murphy Bros
Rudy's Monday Site C Bowl Scores and Highs
At Creekwood Golf Course and nearby facilities a bowling event lists top scores with high series and games. Rudy Mate posted 5179 for high series while Wayne Capell had 216 high game. Strobser led team series at 414 and Pete Sudy and Trophies topped team game at 831.
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Rudy's
Pete Sudyk
Homero Club
Strols Beer
Creekwood Golf Course
Stoling Acres Ranch
Phillips 66
Dan Dee Chips
Schaefers Beer
Rudy Mate
Wayne Capell
Pete Sudy& Trophies
Elyria Fire Fighters Coupled Old Dutch Beer List
Elyria Spring meet results list sponsors and standings for the bowling event. Companies and individuals appear with scores and high series marks including Taylor Enterprises, Mickey Kapcart, and Elyria Spring. high team and game totals are shown alongside sponsor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Spring
Peniston Heating
Sudro-Curtis
Salo Tree Service
Farmers TV
Taylor Enterprises
Benham Insurance
Mickey Kapcart
Mickey Kapcar
Blyria Spring
ST JUDE O'Brien Fair and Local Bowling Standings
Bowling league results show ST JUDE O'Brien Food Fair 26 16 Schlather Insurance 25 17 and multiple sports standings. Individual leaders include Joe Meitner 600 high series, John Eppich 226 high game, Bob Hendershot 604 high series and 235 high game, with Dairy Queen leading high team marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Jude O'Brien Food Fair
Schlather Insurance
Thome Sohie
Thome Garage
Hale Cleaners
Dairy Queen
C & J Superette
Reichlin Funeral Home
Janus Builders
Stewart Insurance
Ketchumere Service
Toggery Shop
Joe Meitner
John Eppich
Stoney's
Cc’ Schacter Beer
Coachman Motor Lodge
G and R Drywall
Rolling Rock Beer
Stan's Villa
American Brake Shoe
Electro Alys
Harry’s Men's Wear
Otroh's Beer
Blue Ribbon Const
LaGrange Tavern
Bob Hen
Bowling Scores and Standings From Elyria Meet
The listing shows teams including Bess and Andy's Speaker's Quality Appliance Service Elyria Grafton Bus Co and others with partial records 7-2 6-3 5-4 4-5 3-6 2-7 1-8. Zip Sakota tops high single with 567 and Jim Lyong 242. Swart Signs leads team series 2 47 percent and Bakers Quality Appliance 881 in team game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess & Andy'seaker’s Quality Applie
Elyria Grafton Bus Co
Bill's Barber Shop
Kam-Ru Tracers
Snyder’s Gulf
Marsho Builders
Swart Signs
Carlings Beer
City Delivery Service
Looper’s Barbers
Elyria Pallett& Box Co
Driftwood Bar
Zip Sakota
Jim Lyong
Swart
Bakers Quality
Automotive league standings and high scores summary
Elyria Auto Service led the standings with 11-1, Armstrong 9-3, Eldetread 8-4, and Al's Auto Glass 7-5. Duquesne 642-544, Collins Auto Parts 6-6, Herb's Pure Oil 8, H and R Auto Parts 4-8, Wright's Shell 2-10, J R Dale 0-12. High series by Jim Trapp 609. high game Jim Trapo 227. high team series Armstro 2 461. high team game Front Chevrolet 889.
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Automotive Elyria Auto Service
Armstrong
Eldetread
Al's
Auto Glass
Harry Brown Ramblers
Prout Chevrolet
Duquesne
Collins Auto Parts
Herb’s
Pure Oil
H & R Auto Parts
Wright's Shell
J. R
Jim Trapo
Armstro
Front Chevrolet
Bowling Center Scores And Highs From League Action
Benham Insurance led with 30 12 in a mixed standings frame while General Industries 2642 15 and United Polish Club 23 19 posted marks. High Ind Series Bud Augesses 619 and High Ind Game Bud Bauggles 749. High Team Series Benham Insurance 2800 and High Team Game Benham Insurance 971.
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Bowling Center
Benham Insurance
General Industries
United Polish Club
Rolling Rock Beer
Harshaw Chemical
Bolero Club
Stroh's Beer
Arvay's
Potato Chips
Bud Augesses
High Ind
Bud Bauggles
Bowling scores summary for Ridge Tool league leaders
Ridge Tool mass standings show Ridgjigs 22-14 and Die Heads 21-15 led by high series Willises Innes 588 and high game Raymond Yost 209. Speed Chucks top team with 2,505 in series and 867 in game.
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RIDGE
Willises Innes
Raymond Yost
Industrial Highs Hit Byars Buckeye Mold Duqueshe Beer
Buckeye Mold and Die posted the top team series at 12 530 with Walker's Sunoco winning the team game at 854. Chuck Tower led individuals with a high single of 207 and a 595 high aggregate in the high industrial division. Other openers include Byars Sewer Service 22 17 and Lloyd Lumber 22 17 in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Walker's Sunoco
Byars Sewer Service
Lloyd Lumber
Buckeye Mold & Die
Duqueshe Beer
Elyria Plating
Buckeye Mold Dé Die
Kasper Foundry
Chuck Tower
Walker's Sunoco
Bendix-Westinghouse Office League Scores Report
In the Bendix-Westinghouse Office league standings top performers include Bob Lisicky with a high individual series of 548 and a high game of 224. Engineering leads team series at 2382 and Sales leads team game at 833. Kay Walker tops the YWCA group with a 479 series and 153 game, while Y-Nyners post the best team series at 2058 and Two O’Clocks post the top team game at 713.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix-Westinghouse
Bob Lisicky
YWCA
Ohio college cage schedule prompts busy hoops week
Ohio universities schedule a packed week with matchups across divisions. Notable games include Denison at Capital and Baldwin Wallace at Richmond while regional rivals like John Carroll vs Case Western Reserve and Wayne State versus Case Western draw attention. The slate features multiple Ohio teams facing nonconference foes such as Western Kentucky and Iowa State, highlighting a busy early season period.
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Wyserner
Ohio University
Marshall
Miami
Bowling Green
Bluiiton
Defiance
John Carroll
Case Alderson
Broaddus
Youngstown
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Gannon
Ravier
Denison
Capital
Baldwin-Wallace
Richmond
Grande
Cedarville
Fisk
Central State
Niagara
Dazston
Riday
Muskingum
Ohio
Northern Mi Union
Outerdein
Wayne State
Case Western Reserve
Bethan
Woorter
Grove City
Pat Cincinnati
Kent Mate
Akron Olivet
Northern Malone
Cisirdon
Jamaco Sainis
Wittenberge
Heidelberg
Denison Waine
John Carrel Weevern
Washingtonj
Clferoun Boxine Grern
Western Kentucky
Kent State
S' Bonaventure
Wiscor
Ohin
Universite
Iowa
Citinnad
Kansas
Seatie
Davion Jacksemene
Northern Tingle
Torre
South Carouoe
Mt Unen
Ashland
Centra State
Woneter
Jarmacey Saints
Woiberferce
Fran
Detesit
Tech Ferre Oat
Ae Mayere
Wetmonster
Ohio State Leads UPI Ratings With 4-0 Start
UPI ratings show Ohio State at 4-0 dominating the early season, while Mississippi State and Oregon State juggle 1-1 records. Wisconsin and Minnesota appear in the top 20 with several traditional powers like Texas, Iowa State, and Kentucky also ranking, reflecting a crowded early national scene.
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