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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
1
In a dividend section note the editor argues dropout issues begin locally. An Oberlin youth narrowly escapes harm as a school bus driver earns teaching certification. The piece calls for a middle group to spur growth, citing Circling the Square author.
Stamp Facts reviews hobby topics including Canadian stamps and new books. Jim Ketchum comments on square dance beginner mix ups as photography and new records appear. Page 23 notes ongoing hobby coverage with brief notices and rec ords.
Women’s Pages note Elyria YWCA opens new classes Monday including antiques and glass art while a new exercise trend focuses on facial exercises.
Lorain based American Shipbuilding Co reports a substantial increase in second quarter income. The announcement appears on page 7 with details on earnings growth and contributing factors.
King plans a White House conference on Selma voter registration after talks with a federal aide. Congressman delegation returns to Washington urging stronger civil rights laws to assure qualified Negroes can vote. King jailed during Friday march, posted bond, and planned to leave Selma. In Atlanta, Lester Maddox faces contempt charges for defying desegregation orders and warns of possible restaurant closure.
In Hue five thousand Buddhists demonstrated peacefully as presidential envoy McGeorge Bundy held talks with rival religious factions in Saigon to forge a united front against the enemy. About two thousand Buddhists gathered at Saigon’s national Buddhist center for a religious rally, the first mass gathering since the overthrow of Premier Tran Van Huong amid Buddhist agitation.
Steubenville report states I W Abel predicts victory by a two to one margin to become president of the United Steetworkers Union. He calls for public disclosure of backers funding and contrasts it with rival McDonald’s stance.
The AMA plans a special session to back its eldercare proposal as a superior alternative to Medicare. President Ward announced a national education program to explain Medicare issues and compare coverage, costs, and taxpayer impact.
A Vermilion mother of nine dashed through flames to rescue Eleanor 3 and Rodney 1 from a duplex fire at 625-27 Decatur Ave yesterday afternoon. She and Ronnie 4 escaped and were treated for minor injuries. The Gentry family in adjacent unit fared better, with neighbors saving most furnishings. Fire Dept reported fire started in Burke home. cause and damage estimate unavailable. The First Baptist Church arranged temporary housing for the Burkes.
In Cambridge England Cambridge University divinity library has had more books stolen than any other university library per a Friday report by UPI. The thefts highlight ongoing security concerns across the university library system in 1960s era reporting.
The Chronicle-Telegram United Press International and American Heritage Magazine announce a new hardcover on Sir Winston Churchill. It features 144 pages of text and color photos including color funeral and burial images. Order coupon appears on Page 8.
In New York a mutiny scare aboard a vessel near the harbor prompted police and military activity. The crew, including two Hong Kong sailors, clashed over pay and rumors of fleeing, as a guard helicopter hovered by the ship and divers searched the area.
Forecast calls for windy and warmer conditions with considerable cloudiness through today and into tonight. Saturday looks milder with continued wind. no precipitation is expected in the region.
Moscow accuses the United States of barbarous Laos bombing and says the United States intends to widen the war to all of Indochina. An official statement condemns the actions as inhumane as Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin visits Hanoi and Peking.
Rebels led by Phoumi and ex police chief Siho total about 600 fighters armed with mortars and machine guns. Loyalty in Lao's 55,000 man army remains doubtful while regional forces report no clear assurance that military HQ will follow the high command. Unconfirmed reports say rebels may prepare for a long stand near the Khao Khouai Plateau overlooking Vientiane.
UPI reports U.S. Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio urged withholding federal funds from nursing homes for the aged unless they comply with U.S. fire safety standards. The Cleveland Democrat called for stricter enforcement of fire safety requirements to protect residents.
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