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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1966
Page
1
Elyria and Lorain councils and county commissioners move to form a three way Lorain County Airport authority with two members from each city and two from the county. The group aims to issue binding legislation and seek funding including 25 thousand dollars from each partner and federal aid to cover costs.
US Air Force and Navy operations resumed against North Viet Nam, targeting bridges tolls supply areas and a ferry in the Ho Chi Minh region as Operation Masher enters its sixth day. Spokesmen reported body counts and specific strikes while noting the battles in the Hanoi Haiphong line area.
The Lorain board of education resumes openness by citing administration criticism and public relations as the reasons for Dr. John W. Evans departure. The board released the statement after closed meetings and an open work session addressing protests over nonrenewal of Evans’s contract ending July 31.
Donald L. Beach, 4. RD 3 Baird Rd Oberlin, died in a one car crash on Vermilion Rd one mile north of Rt 113. He was a railroad employee returning from work and not wearing a seat belt. The collision occurred early today. crash discovered at 5 40 a m by Marion G Hall. Beach s skull was crushed according to state patrol. Third traffic fatality in Lorain County for 1966.
Two separate crashes in Northwestern Ohio left seven dead. In Henry County a truck car collision on U S 6 near Deshler Road killed three Kentuckians and a Bowling Green man. In Ottawa County a car train crash killed three high school seniors.
Amherst officials discuss civil defense with county director while Lorain board probes elementary school construction. North Ridgeville mayoral advisory group sets recreation goals and Avon planners eye a bright future. Florence Township eyes cost feasibility on Rt. 60 waterline as Firelands Education discusses teacher replacements and extra classroom space.
Soviet Luna-9 space station raced toward the moon in an apparent soft landing attempt that could push the Soviet Union ahead of the United States in the race to reach the lunar surface.
U S officials say renewed air attacks on North Vietnam will be intensified with B 52s carrying heavier loads and a gradual rise in ground forces. The measures follow a 37 day raid pause and aim to disrupt Communist bases and North Vietnamese support for the war in the South.
Washington officials say the United Nations Security Council is unlikely to press Hanoi to negotiate peace in Viet Nam. They note Russia has not intended to force talks and emphasize exploring all avenues to peace even as U.S. military actions escalate.
The Lorain County Board of Elections announced additional filings for the Ohio Senate and House with the May Primary deadline set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. Don J. Pease and Harry V. Jump seek the 13th District Senate seat and the 75th District House seat respectively. Pease, a Democrat in a new district, cites modernization needs for Ohio government. Jump, a Republican, is finishing his fifth House term and runs a Willard business. Bowman, a Democrat, is the first woman to file for state representative in the area, focusing on water pollution health highway safety and auto safety.
In Paris at Alix Gres comeback show hem lengths moved to conservative mid knee, a contrast to Paris rivals with hems two to four inches above the knee. Mme Gres, famed for dressing royalty and wealthy clients, presented one of the best collections in the current Paris season with front-row buyers from Bergdorf Goodman and Bonwit Teller applauding.
The Ohio Highway Patrol will integrate on February 18 as 34 cadets graduate at the new academy at the state fairgrounds. Among them are three Columbus men, the first new Black officers since 1956. The class helps reach the governor’s target patrol strength.
Hoffa gains leverage as the Supreme Court agrees to review his federal jury tampering conviction. The move could erase an eight year sentence and clear the path for his reelection to a new five year term as leader of the 1.7 million member Teamsters.
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