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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
3
The article recalls how courage defined the couple as their car was driven into a group of five girls waiting at a Brooklyn bus stop. The innocent victim is described amid a high speed crash caused by two robbers.
Rep Mosher announced plans to run for a third term highlighting his experience and staff dedication. He pledged to serve all district residents regardless of politics or background and outlined outreach through two district offices newsletters polls and district trips.
Congress faced a Johnson driven push as Senate Democratic Whip Humphrey outlined a forthcoming message proposing new legislation for wheat and other commodity supports and steps to curb rural poverty while urging swift action before the new political year starts. Republicans dismissed the plan as political and questioned how so much could be accomplished with budget cuts.
Roger Doene chairman of the Harrow Committee of the Greater Levalm and Commerce will report on the progress of harbor development at a Lorain Real Estate Board luncheon Monday. Officers elected last meeting will be installed including Joseph Zahoree as president Ray Haff as vice president Mary Carey as secretary Theresa Dunnigan as treasurer and Martha Dean as director. Directors Robert Crawford and Earl Reiner also on slate with Alexander Negris as state trustee. The event starts at 3 30 pm at Heilman’s Restaurant Broadway.
Dick Kelner’s life changes after a mobility challenge in 1958. The Chronicle Telegram reports his subsequent move to a new direction driven by courage, tracing his journey into 1964.
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