Budget Balance Called Unlikely Under Kennedy
U.S. Congressman Rep. Gerald R. Ford Jr. warned in Oberlin that without a Republican Congress the Kennedy administration would never balance the budget, calling deficit spending immoral. He assailed Kennedy’s expanded executive power, criticized foreign policy, and praised local GOP efforts and Oberlin College students for backing Lorein’s mayoral bid.
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Kennedy
Oberlin
U.S
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Ford
Harkness
Oberlin College
Young Republican Club
Rep. Ford
Department of Defense
Eisenhower
Viet Nam
U. S
Laos
South Viet Nam
Charles A. Mosher
Woodrow W. Mathna
Lorain
Mosher
House of Representatives
Rep
Ronald Ody Earns Eagle Scout Pin at Court of Honor
Ronald Ody 14, a freshman at Elyria High School, received the Eagle Scout Award from District Commissioner Alex Burnett at Troop 136’s Court of Honor. Other scouts earned ranks and service pins, with contributions from Scoutmaster Cecil Ody and Assistant Scoutmaster Ted Pritchett.
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Ronald Ody
Alex Burnett
Ronald
Elyria High School
Cecil Ody
High St
Jim Rockwood
Burnett
Robert Greenberger
William Szabo
Charles Morgan
Robert Rickel
Tenderfoot
Tom Evans
Scott Radosevich
Scott McQuillin
Michael Butler
David Sayler
Glenn Schroeder
Court of Honor
Cherry Thompson
Scott Knowles
Herman John Smith
Ted Pritchett
Dave Knowles
Rusty Steffee
Roger Atkinson
Jack Mart
Ron Ody
Chris Thompson
Jerry Thompson
Gary Atkinson
Roger Green
Carl Gunder
Jeff Heathote
Robert Irvin
James Knapp
Waian Lesesky
Tom Pritchett
Rob Detroit
UPI
George Rom
Nemeth
Red Cross
Michigan
Dent
Scouts
First Aid
Nemeth Dem
Romney
Two Drivers Charged and One Sought After Highway Crashes
A series of traffic incidents kept the State Highway Patrol busy. Frank A. Sieker, 51, of Elyria, faces a driving left of center charge after losing control of a eastbound truck on Rt. 113 and colliding with Edward H. McClaflin, 42, of Wakeman, westbound on the highway. A second collision at 2:30 p.m. on Rt. 24 near Rt. 57 caused moderate damage to another vehicle. details about any charges were not immediately available.
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State Highway Patrol
Rt. 113
Lorain County
Erie County
Frank A. Sieker
Willow Park Rd
Elyria
Edward H. McClaflin
Rt. 2
Wakeman
Sieker
McClaflin
Milan
Two Hurt When Car Hits Walt
Two members of an Elyria family were admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after their car went out of control on Cleveland Street and collided with a brick building. John Anastasio, 40, and Theresa Anastasio, 38, were treated for head and leg injuries and released. Antonette Anastasio, 5, was hospitalized briefly for head and thumb cuts. Police charged John with reckless driving. investigation ongoing. Police also cited Lee Tufford, 61, after a separate collision on Longford Street following a failed left turn.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland St
John Anastasio
Pringle
Theresa
Antonette Anastasio
Anastasio
Pegry
Lee Tufford
Hilliard
Longford St
West Broad
East Ave
Tolbert Cook Jr
Ted Prindle
Furnace St
Sus
Poland St
Tne Comartad
Hue
Charles M. Webb
Bath St
Lake Ave
Rush St
Webb
Raymond D. Burroughs
Crehore St
Lorain
General S. Williams
Tit
West 16Th St
Robert J. McKwaine
Edison Ct
Williams
Bell Ave
Poice
Jack L. Lanaghan
Woodland Ave
Jane McDaniels
Griswold Rd
Lanaghan
Nalice
Donald D. Sabin
Bay Village
Center
East Bridge St
Thomas H. Walls
South Main St
Oberlin
Eward Hopkins
Fuller Rd
West Ave
John E. Beedenheimer
Simonelli
Brooks
Siegler Hasj
Mer
West River St
Wood
Andiford Ave
Alseph Grace
Ton Ave
John J
re-Smith
Royalton Rd
Grafton
Richard Schuler
Didrickson Rd
Robert H. Fields
Maddie Ave
Third St
Lear Siegler merger eyed as Elyria plants may stay steady
Lear Inc and Siegler Corp announced a merger plan, with five Siegler shares exchanged for seven Lear shares, making Siegler the controlling firm. division officials expect no immediate changes in Elyria operations as proxies and merger details are scheduled, while stock and sales figures for 1961 were cited.
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Lear Inc
Elyria
Siegler Corp
Santa Monica
Calif
Albert C. Keske
Ohmits
Richard W. Gerard
Warren Ra
Lakewood
Ava Lee Neal
Logan St
Elynn
Rt. Bd
Gerard
Elyna Municipal Court
Rt. 20
Zence
Jack Knowles
Alear
New York
William P. Lear
Siegler
John Ily
Ody
G. Brooks
Keske
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
Jack & Heintz Co
Geveland
Lear
West Germany Sentences Spy for Treasonable Acts
In Karlsruhe West Germany Valentin A Proolzev age 43 was sentenced to four years in Bron for treasonable activities and attempts to spy on state secrets. He is the first Sonet citizen located for espionage in West Germany.
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Karlsruhe
Germany
UPD
West Germany
Sonet
Bron
Valentin A. Proolzev
Espiomage
U2 Pilot Traded For Red Master Spy Exchange
U-2 pilot Powers handed over by East Germans in a swap with Red master spy Khrushchev’s son-in-law and Izvestia editor Mikhail Kharlamov. Pryor released at Friedrichstrasse border point after transfer. Abel moved from Atlanta prison to New York then held in West Berlin, arriving at Templehof. Pryor’s parents, Pryor a Yale graduate student at Free University, had been in Berlin since Aug 25. No charges filed. officials say Pryor not involved in espionage. Eisenhower comment not available. Powers’ U2 downed by rockets shortly before Eisenhower’s 1960 term end.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Izvestia
Mikhail Kharlamov
Foreign Office
Pryor
U.S
Powers-Abel Exchange
Friedrichstrasse
East Germany
West Berlin
Abel
Atlanta, Ga
New York
Wednessey
Millard H. Pryor
Ann Arbor
Mich
Berlin
East Berlin
Owosso
Yale University
The
Free University
Keystone Avon Tilt To Tip Off Class A Cage Tournament Play
Lorain County Class A tournament opening rounds set for Friday at Clearview High School. Keystone Avon faces Avon in a first round tilt while Columbia meets Firelands at 8 30 p m Brookside and South Amherst earn byes in the upper and lower brackets respectively.
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Keystone
Avon
Columbia
Firelands
Lorain County
Clearview High School
A Gibbons
Brookside
Lorain
South Amherst
Mike Mormanis
Keystone Avon
St Mary
Cleveland Lutheran
American Association of School Administrators
Mormanis
Leo Fallon
Telamik
Klimczak
Weaver
Fishburn
Adam Valanich
Shaw
Charles Bragg
Frank Martin
Clearview
Dick Fishburn
Bob Weaver
Falcons
Felix Kumczak
Larry Shaw
Eagles
Columbia Firelands
Kennedy Sees U S Ahead In Cold War
UPI report from Hong Kong states U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy, branded by Peiping as a fascist bully, arrived in refugee crowded Hong Kong and declared the Cold War tide favors the United States. He warned of solvable problems for the free world and worse difficulties for the Communist bloc, noting Europe’s market system offers optimism. Kennedy, after a Taipei layover, left Tokyo with hope for Japan America ties as he continued toward Indonesia, and praised Japanese cooperation in the anti refugee wall issue amid Berlin tensions. He emphasized confidence in Western alliance and described anti-refugee sentiment as a focus in Europe.
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Hong Kong
UPI
U. S
Robert Kennedy
Peiping
China
United States
Kennedy
Japan Air Lines
JAL
Convair USA
Tokyo
Japan
Ethel
Albut
South Viet Nam
Indonesia
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Cuba
Eagle Scout
Richard M. Nixon
American Motors Corp
John B. Swainson
Natonal
AMC
Oakland County
Robert Grithn
Casthor
Geutenant
Troop 136
William A. Nese
Rocky River
Nes
Cuyahoga County
Walt
Lear, Inc
Ioany
Lears
U Dati
Viking Jr
Abbe Rd
Burns Rd
Farmer's Share
Happerine
Europe
Ballcather
Taipei
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