Lorain County CD chief presses for radar aid in warning gaps
Joseph Stockstill, director of civil defense in Lorain County, charges the Weather Bureau at Cleveland Hopkins Airport leaves Lorain as a warning system blind spot. He advocates upgrading WEOL’s alert status and using surplus radar parts to build a local radar, denounced by red tape and a restrictive state education board that blocks the plan.
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Midwest
Lorain County
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland Hopkins
Joseph D. Stockstill
Civil Defense
Stockstill
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
WEOL
Marks
Ohio State Patrol
Ohio Board of Education
Canniba
Lize
Erie Ordnance Depot
Amherst
Art Koppenhafer
Amherst Safety - Service
Jima Aldrich
Erie
State Board (of Education
Black River band director praised as artist and teacher
The note highlights Black River High School band director as an artist guiding students. George Szell is credited with making Cleveland first in music. A line about square dancers suggests they enjoy dancing more despite less activity. Page references include Edison School kindergarten and valentines craft on page 8.
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Black River High School
George Szell
Cleveland
Squarin Round
Edison School
Women's Pages Spotlight on Chinese Cooking Art
Women readers get guidance on Chinese cooking from a feature in the Women's Pages. The piece offers practical tips and techniques to prepare favored dishes at home, pairing traditional methods with accessible home kitchen steps. It aims to help those who must rely on local Chinese restaurants for flavor.
Oberlin rezoning sparks debate over industrial site control
A Woodpile page 17 note questions whether city zoning changes threaten the Oberlin Improvement and Development Corp monopoly on industrial sites. Residents weigh potential shifts in property access and development leverage as the approval process unfolds.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Improvement and Development Corp
Probers eye Klan empress answers amid court limbo
Mrs. Eloise Witte of Cincinnati faces possible contempt if she fails to testify. She plans to appear Monday with a fever delaying testimony about Klan plots involving Johnson King and others. The Laotian scene reports 60 enemy troops killed near Mount Phoukhout as Kong Le cites clashes.
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Washington
UPI
Eloise Witte
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Pye
Vientiane, Laos
Pathet Lao
Mount Phoukhout
Kong le
Daniel N. Wagner
Vang
Witte
Johnson
King
Prince Souvanna Phout
Vang Vieng
Ban Leum
Bang Pounglher
U S forces clash with North Vietnamese near Saigon
U S 1st Cavalry forces engage a large multi battalion Viet Cong allied group about 265 miles northeast of Saigon. U S air and sea units report heavy bombardments, with confirmed enemy deaths and several explosions at Dien Bien Phu and Bong Son areas.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPI
U.S
1St Claw
1St Cavalry Cavalry Division
Atsar
1St Air Cavalry
Airjat
Dien 1 Phu
Air Force
MR Ee Eee Mee Cane
South
Viet Nam
Bong Son
Guam
Imol
Quang Nam
LBJ signals inevitable new troops for Vietnam escalation
President Johnson acknowledged that additional U S troops would be needed in South Vietnam though no timetable was given. He said there is little desire to escalate or surrender and noted no plans to call up reserves, as a Honolulu meeting to review progress was planned for summer.
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Washington
UPI
Phesident
Ident Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Honolulu
South
Counterfeit Case Brings Three Year Sentencing
Anthony R. Simonelli 25 received a three year term in U S District Court for selling counterfeit money. He is already serving 10 to 25 years for a 1964 jewelry store armed robbery. Simonelli was arrested in May 1963 after selling 1500 bogus ten dollar bills to a Secret Service agent.
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Cleveland
UPI
Anthony R. Simonelli
James C- Connell
U.S
Simonelli
Secret Service
Elyria mayor backs downtown county offices plan
Elyria Mayor Leonard Reichlin urged keeping county and city offices at the current courthouse site downtown. He proposed renovating the courthouse to its domed look and adding a high rise administrative building with access via a planned Third Street decked parking complex and pedestrian tunnel. He warned moving offices would hurt Elyria and Lorain downtown districts and cost road, sewer, and land expenses.
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Elyria
Leonard P. Reichlin
Reichlin
Lorain Journal
Elyrians
Court St
Second
Third Sts
Hlyria
Third St
Lorain
Congress
Senate
Washington, D.C
Invisible meningitis shuts Lackland training and spreads concern
At Lackland Air Force Base 16,000 basic trainees are confined to quarters as meningitis prompts shifting operations to Amarillo Base 600 miles away. One airman died and five others remain seriously ill. two other servicemen have died at separate bases. Continuous precautions aim to stop spread while relocating training.
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San Antonio, Tex
UPI
Lackland Air Force Base
Lackland
Air Force
Amarillo Air Force Base
Texas Panhandle
Ft. Knox
Charles Scheldel
Milwaukee
Don
Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
Awarch
Ft. Outdoor Writers of
Ohio
Gordon
Richard Air Force
L. Paugh
Shift
Don Miller
Elyria Chroni
Cle - Telegram
United States
Nazi Chronicle
Best Weekly
Con
Columbuslang
Mussoli- Showni
San Cassiano
U.S. Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington
Walter Reed Medieal Center
Weather forecast remains sunny with cool high near 46
Today will be mostly sunny with little temperature change reaching a high around 40 to 46 degrees. Tonight increases in cloudiness with a low near 32 to 36 degrees. Sunday turns cloudy with likely rain and temperatures in the dfs.
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Luang Prabang
U.S. Claws N. Viet Force
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Lake Erie
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