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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
3
In Lorain the Rebel Democrat Joseph Chick Grubb and Councilman Joseph Petrosky break with the Democratic caucus amid mayoral renomination tensions. Critics accuse Grubb of bitterness after losing the 1961 primary to Tom Urban. An tone Ashley declines comment on the rift and on city finances.
NBC’s That Was The Week That Was adaptation TV2/TV3 lands with satire aimed at Kennedy era politics. Critics note uneven wit, tight pacing, and occasional sharp lines from Frost and Merande, with debate over its timing and potential.
A San Francisco crew operates a large hook and ladder fire apparatus with two drivers, Jeam and his brother, while a rear operator named G mierman assists from the back.
In Washington a packed GOP reception for Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller drew cheers and handshakes as he and his bride Happy hobnobbed with Congress members. Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater, the other announced candidate, attended a separate room event with his casted foot. Rockefeller pledged to back Goldwater or any nominee and welcomed his support in return.
Lorain reports three traffic incidents yesterday. Service Director George Zunich, 44, driving a city car, was hit at West 14th Street by Wellsley D Gray, 66, with Gray charged for following too and Zunich for a signal fault. Pastor Paul Balliett of First Methodist involved in a two car crash at 18th Street and Livingston Avenue. Balliett charged with failure to yield. A pedestrian, Michael Pashineev, 65, refused hospital care after being struck near 3 Broadway by Alfred Fauver 32. Fauver said Pashineev stepped into the path of his car. No citations issued in that case.
Lorain resident Joseph Kestelny aged 7s of 2314 East 30th Street is in critical condition at St Joseph Hospital ICU after a three and a half hour operation. Police report he was shot in the right temple with a .22 caliber revolver found at his home scene along with one spent casing and four live rounds. Relatives summoned officers Thursday at 3 21 pm as Kestelny lay on his bed with the gun under his right elbow.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women sharing experience strength and hope to help others recover. Membership requires only a desire to stop drinking with no dues. It is not aligned with any sect denomination or institution and does not seek controversy.
A car left County Road 33 and struck a house three miles west of Upper Sandusky Friday night, killing 18 year old Whitman Tiffin and injuring three others. Sheriff reports the auto rode off the road on a curve and moved the dwelling off its foundation. no one was inside the house at the time.
A car on Ohio 19 veered off the road near Fremont and overturned Friday night, killing one person and injuring three others including the driver David Witenmyer, 15. The crash remains under investigation.
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