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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1962

Page

12

Kennedy Says U S Expanding Aid in Vietnam War

President Kennedy described intensified American support for South Vietnam as part of a broader Indochina struggle. He noted U S training, aircraft deliveries, and medical and logistical aid while underscoring the danger and commitment of more than three thousand U S personnel assisting South Viet Nam, with elite units sharpening skills for combat.

Washington Amari Rilla United States Kennedy Indochina Saigon Viet Nam Army of Nga Dinh Diem South Viet Nam Thej Snoruy Ue Acumieu United Sheille Wei i . Ib

Seventy File Petitions In State Races

Near record 70 candidates filed nominating petitions for Ohio May primaries. Key contests include governor and U S Senate races with multiple incumbents and new challengers. Party totals show Democrats outnumber Republicans. petitions verified by February 13 for a May 8 primary.

Columbus UPI Ted W. Brown Carl V. Weygandt Ohio Supreme Court U.S Mark McElroy Michael V. DiSalle Brown

World In A Spin Poet Frost Is Hospitalized In Miami

Poet Robert Frost, age 87, is hospitalized in Miami with lung congestion and fever after being taken from his winter home in South Miami. His doctor reports he is chipper and his temperature has dropped to 99.5 F, with Frost's secretary noting he may stay several days to prevent recurrence. Frost has won four Pulitzers.

Robert Frost Baptist Hospital Miami Frost Ripton Theodore Morrison

Heel hits brick wall. driver charged after crash

Memphis police said Mrs. Ann Dobyns, 356, told them her car crashed into a brick wall Wednesday when the spike heel of her shoe punctured the rubber floor mat and caused her foot to stick to the accelerator. She was charged with sinking a fixed object with her car.

Memphis. Tenn UPI Ann Dobyns

Plans Name Change in St Louis

In St Louis Missouri Knut Heze 128 plans to take the state bar exam this month and may add the letter E to his surname Heise. The possible change could affect how he is identified as a lawyer representing clients.

ST. Louis. Mo UPI Shxdert Knut Heze

Rockefeller Saves Life Of Slayer Agron commuted to life at Sing Sing

New York reports Gov Rockefeller commuted 18 year old Salvatore Agron, the Cape Man, from death row to life imprisonment for the 1959 double murder of two 16 year olds. Puerto Rican and Spanish speaking communities campaigned for clemency, aided by H Richard Oviller of the district attorney's office. Agron was moved to the reception unit for indoctrination into prison life.

New York HTNS J. Leland Casseles Salvatore Agron Sing Sing Ossining Salvatore Rockefeller Agron Casseles Robert Young Anthony Krzesinski Neww York Jhe

Ohio’s 1959 census shows low incomes and schooling

The UPI report from Washington summarizes the 1960 census data for Ohio. The average family earned 6171 dollars in 1959, with about 10.9 years of schooling. Most Ohio workers travel to work by automobile, highlighting broad income and work-life patterns.

Columbus UPI Ohio U.S. Bureau of Census Washington

Ohio Study Reveals Economic Gaps and Mooney Fallout

A Ohio 1959 census report shows median incomes vary by area with urban fringes highest and rural families lowest. It notes non white workers earned less than white workers, describes Mooney as a land negotiator tied to a lumber yard probe, and reports highway program overpayments and a widening pattern of investigations.

Ohio State of Mas Famissachusetts Mooney House Highway Jstate Lyard Moon Mestiey Frank L. Harney Public Works Department Ohio J

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