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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1965
Page
1
City Hall Reporter Dick Diluciano cites a Lorain County plan network of highways and railroads facing a dim future. An Oberlin man asks meat-who needs it as veteran crossing watchman comments. Carlisle Township plans may backfire according to Charles J. Hostetter in Circling the Square.
In the hobby section rete Eg page 15 whisps about new figures discussed in Squarin' Round toward a really big Stamp Facts exhibition. Three new books reviewed accompany the notes, reflecting current hobby trends and forthcoming displays.
Fremont Ross defeats Elyria 53 to 52 but remains second in the Buckeye Conference. Mansfield clinches Buckeye title with a win over Findlay. Ridgeville and Vermilion win squeakers to tie for Lakeland Conference crown. Elyria Catholic overcomes cold first period to beat Parma Byzantine. Other sports on pages 22 23 24 25.
Ohio Outdoor Writers named Elyria man top volunteer conservationist for a canoe race planned at Mill Hollow Park.
A sudden snow storm, linked to Lake Erie, drops up to two inches locally while Great Lakes states report heavier snow depths. Forecasters say flurries fade today then resume tomorrow with warmer weekend temps. Salt crews monitor intersections as highways vary from passable to hazardous amid blizzard conditions in Upper Michigan and parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin.
The plan allocates a $200 million increase to education as part of a broader state budget. General operations of government would receive a share of the tax dollar, excluding education.
Saigon report quotes Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh ordering possible air strikes against North Vietnam if Hanoi does not halt its southern subversion. Ambassador Taylor says Hanoi likely reassessing Vietnamese support for the Viet Cong amid raids. Viet Cong attacks continue with mine and mortar strikes across key routes and facilities as China and North Vietnam threaten further escalation.
Fire swept a 40 by 100 foot hay barn on the Mohrman farm near Wellington, destroying the structure and equipment. Cattle were driven to safety as the blaze collapsed the barn within minutes under southwest wind. Firefighters scotched flames for hours. loss to machinery and feed estimated at thousands, with the dairy herd moved to nearby farms. The Mohrmans plan to rebuild as investigators probe a cause not yet determined.
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram topped its circulation category in the Ohio News Photographers Association annual photography judging. The Toledo event announced the results yesterday, with nine awards earned by photos from two Connecticut photographers.
Police investigated a break-in at the Westgate Shopping Center branch of Central Security National Bank on Leavitt Road and 21st Street. Detectives and a photographer were on scene. it was unclear what items, if any, were stolen though rare coins were suspected. FBI involvement was noted by branch officials.
A Peking Radio broadcast quotes a Chinese government statement denouncing U S bombing of North Vietnam and warning of potential Red Chinese intervention in the South. It accuses President Johnson of being a bandit chief and claims nine of 150 attacking planes were down, implying broader Southeast Asian war threats.
USW union race shows challenger Abel claiming a clear margin over incumbent McDonald based on early unofficial totals and internal tallies. Abel stops short of a formal victory, awaiting official count by international tellers John Shipperbottom Wayne Antrim and Steve Caruso.
A reporting error says the reader was riding in a box car when he steered the car onto a track causing a derailment. The item notes the incident was reported by UPI and involves dangerous driving near a train car.
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