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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1966
Page
12
The United Nations rejected a proposed Security Council move to settle the war in Viet Nam. The decision drew strong reactions from Tokyo and Communist North Viet Nam, which called the move invalid.
Deadline for filing tomorrow profile outlines the first Elyria woman appointed to a National League of Cities committee on sub standard urban development. It details community service with the Elyria Progress Committee Junior Achievement Little League Cub Scouting and family connections living at 1416 Ford Rd.
Johnson, a television personality from Omaha, living as Lawrence J Bader since 1960, faces a Feb 12 deadline to respond to a motion by his first wife Mary Lou Bader seeking a declaration of him as legally alive. The case arose after he was found alive in Nebraska last year claiming amnesia regarding his first marriage and four children.
Two traffic accidents claim seven lives in Ohio as students from local towns die in a crossing collision near Ottawa County and an additional fatal crash in Oberlin. Conductor Mr Beach of the New York Central System dies later at Memorial Hospital. he leaves a widow and three children.
Washington reports a House Education and Labor panel considers a federal minimum wage rise to $1.25 an hour with passages by Secretary Willard Wirtz. Wirtz notes inflationary pay raises but declines to specify the exact increase while urging a clear standard.
Lorain school trustees released a statement defending their Jan 24 vote four to one to end Dr Evans two decade tenure as superintendent. They cited poor public and personnel relations and questioned leadership as reasons for the $20,000 yearly contract termination.
The ad touts Blue Cross as a non profit with a single aim to protect hospital bills at low cost. It claims one weekly check for hospitals and 97.9 percent of dollars returned to members, with 2 cents kept to run the operation. Affiliation with Blue Shield is noted.
Washington reports the GOP plans to frame the grocery bill as a domestic issue in the 1966 campaign. Ray Bliss notes housewives face inflation while the Republican National Committee discusses strengthening the party and hearing cost of living advice from Thomas Benham and Senator John J. Williams.
Columbia High School exchange student Silpa Cheun from Thailand spoke before the Columbia Republican Women group at Mrs Mutto Stearns home. Lorain County Republican Women’s Organization chair Robert Boslan outlined aims and plans for the year.
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