Defender of Castro clash at Ohio State University lecture
A 150 person crowd at OSU confronted David Prince 25 of Cleveland during a talk on Castro’s Cuba sponsored by the Free Student Federation. The melee began as Cubans tore down posters and threw pamphlets, ending with chants for the Cuban anthem.
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COLUMBUS
Fidel Castro
Ohio State University
David Prince
Cleveland
Cuba
Prince
OSU
Free Student Federation
Castro
U.S
federation
Pricee
Elyria area death notices span multiple area residents
Multiple Lorain and Elyria obituaries note deaths across the region. Charles Richard Jackson 37 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being found in his YMCA room. services planned after coroner determines cause. Shari Jean Szucs 18 months died at St Joseph Hospital after leukemia. funeral Friday. Sam Weathers 72, WWI veteran, died at home. funeral arrangements by Brown's Funeral Home. Others include Paul Mazgaj 79, Jennie Tomazic 50, Melvin Thayer 69, and Elsie Chandler 45 with services and burial plans. Public notices cover additional small items and a fire log entry.
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Charles Richard Jackson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
YMCA
Joseph Zsigray
Elyria
Sudro-Curtis
Borkoski
Tiltonsville
LORAIN
Shari Jean Szucs
James Szucs
St. Joseph Hospital
Michele
Kurt
Dana
James Stues
Ray Buckley
Schwartz, Spence and Boyer Home
Sam Weathers
East 26th St
Weathers
Georgetown
D. C
American Ship Building Co
Satin’s
South Lorain
Dorothy Strong
Cleveland
Frank
New York City
Carrie Williams
New York
Joseph
Brown
Paul Mazgaj
East 32nd St
St Joseph Hospital
John R. Devin Funeral Home
Jennie T. Tomazic
West 30th St
Tomazic
Barberton
SS Cyril and Methodiua Church
the
Ladies Guild
SS Cyril and Methodius Ledge 101
Rudy A. Tomazic
Delores) Kovach
Amherst
Fred
Marian
SS Cyril and Methodius Church
Aloysius Rupar
Calvary Cemetery
VERMILION
Melvin J. Thayer
Vermilion area
Darrow Road
RD 1
Norwalk
Thayer
Hull Builders Supply Co., Inc
St. Mary Church
Rose Marguerite O'Mara
James
Agnes) Janasko
John
Rita
RhinemiDer
Huron
Wayne
Patricia) Zimmerman
Artesia
N.Y
Joseph E
Paul I
Elmer Kamps
Wakeman
Ed Avery
Norman Widmeier
Clearwater
Fla
Card of Thanks for Mary Eli Taylor and 50th Anniversary
The Immediate Family thanks friends and relatives for sympathy and support during Mary Eli Taylor death and for the kindness flowers and services. They also express gratitude for help with their 50th wedding anniversary and especially thank their son and his wife and the women of the W S G S of the Rochester Methodist for their services. May God bless all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eli Taylor
Rochester Methodist
Leo Radcliffe
In Memoriam For Geary Lee and Joseph Ku kucks
In loving memory of Geary Lee ee aR oO who passed away February. A child of Mine the Lord said. “For you to love the while he lives.” The poem speaks of mourning and guidance. Also honors Joseph Ku kucks who passed February 26 1968 with family expressions of love and longing.
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Geary Lee
Sam
earth
Femar
ancels
CORTES
Brian Robin
Boies
Sandee
Tom Sianko
Jowph Ku
Ridgeville Man Joins Lorain County Elections Board
Norton D. Henry of North Ridgeville, a Republican, was sworn in last night to fill the unexpired term of Robert J. Corts on the Lorain County Board of Elections. The appointment follows the Lorain County Republican Central Committee recommendation and Ted W. Brown’s nomination. The part time post pays $5,253 annually.
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NORTH RIDGEVILLE
Norton D. Henry
Lorain County
Board of Elections
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Henry
Richard Noll
Republican Central Committee
Ted W. Brown
Robert J. Corts
Corts
Elyria
Harry V. Jump
Willard
Ohio Insurance Department
election board
Nixon trip seen boosting NATO appeal at Kent symposium
Gen Alfred Gruenther, former supreme allied commander, told Kent State's NATO symposium that President Nixon's European visit has shifted American attitudes toward NATO. He said NATO has made progress in preserving peace but faced apathy, and Nixon's trip should renew European interest in the alliance.
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KENT
Ohio
UPI
Alfred Gruenther
Europe
Nixon
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Greenther
Kent State University
Vatican voices concern over Viet Cong offensive at Paris talks
The Losservatore Romano cautioned that increased Viet Cong and North Vietnamese activity could threaten the Paris peace talks. It warned the war effort is not a constructive contribution to progress and urged restraint amid ongoing negotiations.
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Vatican
VATICAN CITY
Losservatore Romano
Vietnam
Paris
Ohio Senate backs voting age change toward ballot
The Ohio Senate approved a constitutional amendment resolution to lower the voting age to 19 and 20, sending it to the House for study and potential floor action. If adopted, about 306,000 young people would gain the franchise. several senators opposed but did not vote. The House also sent a holidays bill back to committee and passed two other measures on probation services and railroad rate filing.
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RICHARD WHEELER COLUMBUS
UPI
Ohio
state Senate
General Assembly
House
Charles F. Kourfess
Bowling Green
Kurfess
107th General Assembly
Senate
Oakley C. Collins
R-Ironton
Obw
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
James K. Leedy
R Wooster
Harry L. Armstrong
Logan
Robert R. Shaw
Columbus
Ohio Senate approves 19-year-old voting referendum
In Columbus the Ohio Senate backed a referendum to let 19-year-olds vote in next November's ballot. Senators Weeks and Corts supported the measure, arguing education and maturity at 19 justify the expanded suffrage. Weeks noted youth would take on government roles. Corts cited evolving maturity and knowledge.
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COLUMBUS
John H. Weeks
Robert Corts
Ohio Senate
CORTS
Weeks
on and Means Committee
Micheel Maroney
Cincinnati
Barry Jump
Jump
Ohio Intervice Department
Letters From William Lehmann Bird and Local Notes
A long local column excerpt includes William Lehmann Bird of Springfield writing to a newspaper columnist. It mentions Freddie Lehmann at B F Goodrich in Lomás Mexico, and details about the Lehmann, Bridgeland, and Bird families in Elyria, Mexico, and Ohio, including addresses and relatives. The author notes ongoing correspondence and plans to reply.
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RUSS
Wittenberg University
Sports
Elyria
Freddie’ Lehmann
umele
B. F. Goodrich Tire & Rubber Co
Lomas
Mexico
Mexico City
Betty Bridgeland Lehmann
J. L. Bridgeland
Princeton Ave
Fred
Karl J. Lehmann
Cornell Ave
Roy Clymer
WILLIAM LEHMANN BIRD
North Lowry
Springfield
Ohio
William
George Bird
Evelyn
Elyria Public
Elyria High
Ashland College
Fred N. Lehmann
Carnegie Tech
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Lehmanns
Joe
Mary
University of Alabama
Decatur
Alabama
Karl Lehmann
International Order of Odd Fellows
Montanas Rocallosas Pte
Lamas
Chapultetec
Elyria Woman, 20, Shot in Home. Condition Fair
A 20 year old Elyria woman suffered a gunshot wound at home and was listed in fair condition. Police did not release a suspect or motive as investigators gather details at the scene.
Ohioan urges drilling control in Great Lakes
Rep. George V. Voinovich sends a letter to Interior Secretary Hickel proposing a regional agreement to ban or limit offshore oil and gas drilling in the Great Lakes. He has introduced a bill to stop the Ohio DNR from issuing drilling permits and suggests international talks with Canada.
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Chronicle-Telegram Bureau
COLUMBUS
Great Lakes
Secretary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
George V. Voinovich
R-53
Cleveland
Voinovich
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hickel
Canada
Canadian
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Clifford Case
Case
Bill to raise unvoted bond limit for Lorain County
Lorain County seeks higher unvoted debt authority as a bill would lift the limit by about 75 percent. Commissioner Ludwig M Pineura said the measure, discussed at a Columbus meeting requested by Stark County, would raise Lorain’s borrowing cap from 4.25 million to 7.247 million dollars based on the county’s 850 million valuation. County has issued 1.144 million in unvoted bonds leaving 3.106 million available under current law. Even with approval, funding for retiring the bonds remains uncertain without additional legislation.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Ludwig M. Pineura
Columbus
Stark County
Pincura
Armed robbers hit Elyria tavern on Blake Street
Three to four men robbed Ron's Tavern at 9 35 last night taking about 75 dollars from owner Rose Bates and patrons. A fourth man waited outside and one thief fired a pellet gun at Ronald Bates, who chased the group. a cut on his leg resulted. Police described the weapon as a small pistol and noted telephone wires were torn from the wall during the escape.
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Blake Street
Elyria
Ron
Ronald Bates
Bates
Local Area Births Reported This Tuesday
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence MOHMAN of 361 Columbus Street and a son to Mr and Mrs Dandel TODD of 233 Ninth Street. Gary GOODRICH of 319 East Avenue Elyria is also listed in births.
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Lawrence MOHMAN
Colombus St. Ason
Dandel TODD
Ninth St
Mrs
Gary GOODRICH
East Ave
Elyria
Local births listed for Lorain area families
A series of birth notices include a 4A son for Rodger Pries at 1322 Pennsylvania, a daughter for Celia Roman at 541 Lakeside Ave, and sons for Ronald Caree 4145 Belle Ave, Carl Meter 214 Jaycox Rd, Dennis Dantonig 828 West 18th, Robert Godlewski 3154 Eastlawn St, John Laws Jr 214 Idaho Ave, George Berkis 2348 East 28th St, Anibal Fontaine 134 Globe Ave, James Wilson 1058 Oberlin, James Morales 449 Colorado Ave, and Edward Morales 1663 East 33rd St.
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Rodger PRIES
Pennsylvania
Celia ROMAN
Lakeside Ave
ald CAREE
Belle Ave
Sheffield Lake
Carl METER
Jaycox Rd
Avon Lake
Denis DANTONIG
West 18th
John LAWS Jr
Idaho Ave
George BERKIS
East 28th St
Anibal FONTANEZ
Globe Ave
James WILSON
Oberlin Ave
James MORRLES
Colorado Ave
GM Initiates Record Recall for 4.8 Million Vehicles
General Motors informs owners of 4.8 million GM cars and trucks to take action in the industry’s largest recall. Affected are 1968 and 1969 Chevrolets Pontiacs Oldsmobiles Buicks and Cadillacs with quadrajet carburetors plus 24 million Chevrolets through 1968 for tail pipe area inspection and service. Since 1966 GM has recalled 2.7 million vehicles with a small fraction flagged for defects.
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DETROIT
General Motors
GNC
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island
Che Guevara
Elyria area
CHARLES R. JACKSON
Paul Balliett
First United Methodist Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Empire Spring Division
Emtec Inc
Olive St
CHANDLER SERVICE
GRAFTON
Elsie C. Chandler
Bogner Funeral Home
Ray Carpenter
Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church
Rest Haven Memory Gardens
Avon
JOHN M. KEMP
John Michael Kemp
Hagerstown
Harold Kemp
Gary
Bill
Walter Swancott
Rochester
Grace Brethren
JENNIFER ELLEN LAUX
Richard Laux
Washington Ave
John Laux
St. Mary's Cemetery
Reichlin Funeral Home
Memoriam
Elyno
Morvey
Ridgeville
UT. S
Stephan
Oberlin
Lorain County Common Pleas
Youth Commission
community services
state public utilities commission
Chresick-Telegram
Beresu
Hanson
Sgt
Harold Lovell
Bridgelands
Birds
Willam Bird
TRE
Elyria tavern
Elyria Memorial
Amherst Hospital
Lorain St. Joseph
son
Mr. and
Mrs. Ron
Robert GODLEWSEI
Eastlawn St
Air
Edward MORALES
East
33rd St
FULTON
Michael J. DeCarlo
E. Broad St. Elyria
Gyria Memorial Hospital