Local notices and features across Lorain County pages
Elyria EDCHS 5s may meet for a special annexation vote in Lorain. Lorain councilman cites airport plans as not to be interfered with. Medina County candidates face no contests in May primary. Avon Lake industry leaders express confidence in the city’s future. outdoors feature on Dad’s love of hunting and planned Lorain County conservation camp. Amherst Wizard of Oz preparations in women’s pages. Elyria Police seek more personnel and better facilities in annual report. Spencer area water haulers may get reduced rates. Grafton to urge sewer rental cuts. Black River schools undergo extensive evaluation. Amherst church plans remodeling. Contract Bridge and other sections listed.
County officials convene huddle on building program
Lorain County commissioners called a 4 p.m. Wednesday meeting of all county officials to consider a county wide building drive. The notice asks officials to attend or name a representative. A bankers committee report dated Jan 26 proposed a plan to finance a $3 million county building program without a public vote.
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Green Bay hotel blaze claims eight dead
Fire swept the Astor Hotel in downtown Green Bay killing eight. The wooden storage area fed the blaze that raced through the three story brick structure. Thirty eight guests were registered, many fleeing into the freezing night in night clothes.
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Astor Hotel
Steel area gets C job rating
The Labor Department reclassified four Ohio steel producing areas into the Cc moderate unemployment category after December layoffs. Areas include Youngstown Warren Steubenville-Weirton Canton and Lorain Elyria plus Gary-Hammond-East Chicago. At Lorain Works about 200 workers were recalled recently. Further layoffs in steel are possible but expected temporary.
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Lorain
Chronicle Telegram Weekend Reading Preview
The Chronicle Telegram previews a weekend edition with Sybil Burton Christopher’s Welsh Rarebit recipe in Celebrity Cookbook on women’s pages. An Elyrian in Viet Nam praises USO. Oberlin honors a fifth FAA center anniversary as tax dollars fund local destinations. Area high school basketball actions near conference titles feature Elyria and Elyria Catholic among contenders with a complete sports roundup.
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An Aok
An Elyrian
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Johnson praises Soviet moon landing spurring U.S. push
Washington reports UPI. President Johnson sent a telegram to Soviet leader Podgorny praising the Russian soft moon landing. NASA officials say the feat aids the American Apollo effort and suggests the moon’s surface can support a vehicle, with an American Surveyor test not ready until May.
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Senate Space Committee
United States
Tokyo Bay Jet Crash Leaves 133 Feared Dead
An Allied Nippon Airways Boeing 727 crashed into Tokyo Bay near Haneda airport shortly before landing. All 133 aboard were feared dead, with debris and a wing found as search boats scoured the waters. Officials and families gathered at Tokyo airports amid a flood of questions about the jet’s safety.
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Maritime Safety Agency
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UPI
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Tokyo Bay
Haneda International
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Japan
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Hokkaido
Nippon Hoso Kyokai
Soviet TV touts Luna-9 lunar pictures and future moon crew
Soviet television announced the Luna-9 probe has sent first lunar television pictures and predicted a Russian as the first man on the moon. Tass said data from Luna-9 will aid age and surface studies, while cosmonauts prepare for a moon mission with 1976 targets possible after mastering space docking.
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Clothing cupboard bare at Salvation Army post
The Elyria Salvation Army post warns its clothing cupboard is empty and urges donations of all ages garments. Major Peterson says about 1,000 pieces monthly are distributed to roughly 35 families each week, with winter items in highest demand. Donors may drop items at the Army building weekdays 8:30 to 4:20, ensuring wearable clean clothes.
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Paternity suit against Browns fullback moves to April
In Cleveland, a paternity suit filed against Jimmy Brown of the Browns will be continued at a date to be set during April. The action is overseen by the appropriate court and involves ongoing proceedings to determine paternity.
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Jimmy Brown
Lorain may face legal block on annex vote in Elyria Township
Lorain officials propose an annexation ballot in Elyria Township but face a possible legal snag. Elyria City Solicitor Tattersall questioned if voters can be required to vote now due to a prior Elyria vote. Trustee Ewald Jantz said trustees will discuss the issue at Monday’s meeting and must remain neutral in any annexation action.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Ewald Jantz
Elyria
J. C. William Tattersall
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Arthur Schaber
Owen A. Winters
Law May Snag Grab in Sheffield Village Annexation
Lorain faces a legal hiccup as City Solicitor John Hritsko preliminarily says Lorain cannot start annexation proceedings for 3,022 acres in Sheffield Village. The plan totals 6,810 acres across three areas, with roughly half of the village targeted and much excluded by borders and corridors. If the ruling stands, Mathna’s Sheffield expansion proposal must be revised or dropped.
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New York Central System
Weather Update: More Flakes and Colder Temperatures
Mostly cloudy with snow flurries and little temperature change today highs around 22 to 28. Variable clouds with occasional snow flurries tonight and Saturday. Tonight’s low 6 to 12 with a slightly colder overnight and into Saturday.
KKK kill order told by Brober
A congressional investigator accused a North Birmingham Alabama man of being the Ku Klux Klansman who ordered the slaying of Mrs Viola Liuzzo in Selma last March. Robert S. Thomas refused to comment and invoked the fifth amendment as the House Un American Activities Committee pursued the Liuzzo murder case.
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UPI
Birmingham
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Donald Appell
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Gary Rowe
Selma
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Elyria
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Woodrow W. Mathna
FBI Informer Testimony Links Thomas to Murder Orders in Alabama
Rowe testified in court that Thomas issued murder orders, leading to federal charges against four Klansmen who were convicted. State courts earlier failed to convict. Thomas appeared neatly dressed in a dark blue suit and striped shirt, remaining impassive as he invoked a prior standing objection to answers.
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