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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1965
Page
1
A report details claims of tabulation delays and drinking in basements during a political count. Abel campaign figures accuse McDonald watchers of complicity while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh coordinators deny panky and call for independent ballot checking with arbitration oversight.
The storm blanket hit Omaha and Lincoln with up to 18 and 2 inches respectively while western Iowa and Nebraska endured heavy snowfalls and road closures. Hundreds stranded as drifting snow cut power, with near zero temperatures and thaw threats noted in the South and Midwest.
Union leaders ordered striking longshoremen to return to work at North Atlantic ports where agreements have been reached, ending the 32 day walkout in New York and Baltimore while idle at Galveston and Miami. The presidential panel proposed compulsory arbitration for remaining disputes but was rejected by West Gulf and South Atlantic locals. President Gleason urged returns where settlements exist and noted ant i arbitrate sentiment among unions.
The Lorain County War on Poverty program announces a new chairman and appointment slate. Albert T Rosenau is named coordinator with two vice chairs and new members including Rev John Huston, Dr Wade Ellis, and other appointees as the program reorganizes under a county committee.
Wellington area educators question a state official about a vocational high school proposal. Vermilion educator retiring after 49 years to be honored. Spencer council discusses parking problems.
In Saigon UPI copy says China hinted volunteers could intervene in North Vietnam. Peking broadcasts said units near Viet Nam Formosa and Laos pledged support with deeds. They quoted Korean volunteers condemning US aggression and warned they would not stand idly by as air raids continue.
Two US Air Force officers at a Saigon news conference described minimal opposition in Thursday's air strike on the Chap Le complex 40 miles north of the 17th parallel. They said rifle fire from fox holes and no large anti aircraft fire limited their mission, with weather adding to difficulty.
Chronicle Telegram reports United Press International and American Heritage co produced a 144 page hard cover on Sir Winston Churchill. The initial print run will be 250 000 copies priced at 2 dollars each. Readers can order via a coupon on page 2 with payment. American Heritage staff prepared for the release with around the clock work.
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