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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1962

Page

4

Welsh to address Ohio Democrats Get Well party notes

Indiana Governor Matthew E. Welsh will speak at the Ohio Democratic Get Well party in Columbus. The event at the Ohio State Fairgrounds costs 15 for regular tickets and 100 or more for a gold patron ticket. Democratic Chairman William Coleman says the dinner marks a rebuilding phase with plans to involve 88 county chairmen in policy.

Columbus UPI Ohio Indiana Matthew E. Welsh Michael V. DiSallo William Coleman Welsh Birch Bayh Len Homer Capehart Senate Land Ohio State Fairgrounds Coleman

U S A Joins 51 International Organizations

United States participates in and aids support for 51 international organizations at the United Nations. The description highlights active engagement in multilateral bodies and international cooperation based on U S policy.

United Nations United States

Congo could nearly triple power capacity by damming river

The Congo River system, if fully dammed, could increase Africa's power capacity thirteenfold, sparking debate over development in Leopoldville and the region's future energy landscape.

Leopoldville The Congo Africa

Blue Law Challenge Targets Major Variety Stores

Attorney general-elect William Saxbe may void charters via quo warranto suits to curb Sunday sales by large variety stores. Secretary of State Ted Brown would act, but only large outlets would face action, while mom and pop shops and small delis drug stores and dairies would be exempted. Lawson Dairy firms helped bring the issue to a ballot defeat in November.

Ted Brown Laker William Saxbe Saxbe Sa. 2 Lawson

Robert Frost Reported Slightly Improved After Surgery

Boston UPI Robert Frost 88, Pulitzer winner, was described as slightly improved after heart attack and major surgery at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Earlier reports noted only surgery and critical condition following Dec 10 operation for urinary tract obstruction earlier this month.

Boston UPI Robert Frost Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Frost

New York Stock Exchange to Move to Battery Park Area

The New York Stock Exchange plans relocating from Wall Street to Lower Manhattan Battery Park renewal area. The purchase covers 240000 square feet a quarter mile south of its current site. Approval from multiple city agencies is required.

New York UPI New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Walter Street Lower Manhattan New York City

Federal inspectors condemn 6 million pounds of livers this year

Federal meat inspectors have condemned more than six million pounds of cattle calf hog and sheep livers as unfit for consumption in the current year. The action reflects intensified safety checks across meat processing and distribution channels.

Washington

Couple held in repairman's death in Kentucky

Dayton couple Roy Gill and his wife Barbara were detained on Christmas night ties to the slaying of Murrell Trimble, a Somerset TV repairman. Barbara Russell, a witness, implicated the trio after a bloodstained hammer and Trimble's wallet were found in their car near Lake Cumberland.

Dayton UPI Somerset Murrell Trimble Roy Gill Barbara Jean Barbara Russell Troy Cus Tody Montgomery County Gills Gill Trimble Pulaski County Lake Cumberland Miss Russell

Teacher knew about the lamb

Newport UPI reports Sarah Josepha Hale, remembered for writing Mary's Little Lamb, died in 1879 at age 91. Hale taught school in Newport and edited Godey's Lady's Book. She urged presidents for 36 years to proclaim a national Thanksgiving Day.

Newport UPI Sarah Josepha Hale

Part time jobs outwit cupid

New York reports that Cupid loses good nurses to retirement as part time nurse jobs lure married nurses away from the bedside. The American Journal of Nursing notes more nurses take weekend and night shifts to ease the nursing shortage.

New York UPI Cupid American Journal of Nursing

Chemist Alexander Topchiev Dies at 55 in Moscow

Alexander Topchiev, 55, a leading chemist and vice president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, died Thursday, Tass reported. The death marks a notable loss for Soviet science and the academy, where he held a senior leadership role.

Moscow UPI Alexander Topchiev Soviet Academy of Science Tass

Lotko Acts as Acting PO Head in Elyria Post Office

The Civil Service Commission will supervise an open examination for the Elyria postmaster position. Lotko is acting postmaster, with previous roles in Veterans Administration and Corps of Engineers. Harold C. Olmsted, a 26-year veteran, is among applicants. fate rests with Democratic committee and Ohio senators. Date of exam is uncertain.

U.S Ohio U.S. Senate Elyria Democratic Central Committee Victor F. Stewart Jr Harold C. Olmsted Postal Service Elyria Post Office Olmsted

Bexley named liquor director

Don D. Cook aged 48 of suburban Bexley will serve as state liquor control director in the Rhodes administration. Lt. Col. Floyd McMoon, 54, former plain clothes division head of the Ohio Highway Patrol, will be first deputy liquor director in charge of enforcement and permits. Cook has long been a Rhodes aide and held the city safety director post. Moon has prior liquor department service and a long patrol career.

Columbus UPI Don D. Cook Bexley Saci A. Rhodes Rhodes Floyd Mc. Moon Ohio Highway Patrol Cook Highway Patrol FBI National Board of Fire Underwriters Ohio Chillicothe Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State Rhodes Cook State Auditor Moon Marion County

Composer Harry Carroll Dies at 70 in Santa Barbara

Composer Harry Carroll, aged 70, dies Wednesday in Santa Barbara after writing hits like I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Trail of the Lonesome Pine and By the Sea A Requiem Mass will be said today in his memory representing a prominent figure in early American music.

Santa Barbara Calif UPI Harry Carroll Trail of the Lonesome Pine Carroll

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Democrats Turia Tla Tuxedo Rental and Tailoring East Avenue Fairfax Harry Brown Rambler Dealer Hilltop Lot Rambler's Chevy FORD East Bridge St Blue Law Target Stock Exchange Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Zi Man Hou Amhern Joe Oberlin Road Elyria, Ohio Lynn’s Fourth Street Lorain Dorkets Party Cordana NEW Year's Party Libbey Peignoir Lotko NEW Year’s Party ED Flickinger & Sons Cleveland Street
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