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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1966
Page
7
The well known Venus de Milo statue was discovered without arms in the ruins of Mila in 1820, a finding that sparked intrigue about its origin and classical artistry.
Theodore Sorensen, longtime aide to John F Kennedy, defends the book Profiles in Courage as a full history of the presidency. He portrays Kennedy as an extraordinary leader who helped shape race relations, space, and federal aid, while noting the era's atmosphere and the moonshot push. The piece lists forthcoming book-by-book titles and notes a Marine general to command in South Vietnam by mid March.
A critical column by Mary McGrath lampoons mediocrity in American life. It laments the rise of the ordinary man in politics music education and culture, arguing the so called non specialized or non intellectual type dominates while genuine leadership and excellence are sidelined.
North Ridgeville Mrs John Bender was installed president of the Altar and Rosary Society of St Peter Church at a Tuesday meeting Serving with her will be Mrs Bernard Noll first vice president Mrs John Komzak and Mrs John Kerekes second vice presidents Mrs Frank Zamanek treasurer Mrs Richard Laubenthal and Mrs Bruce Yeager social chairmen and Mrs Edward Krecic sunshine chairman
Withiam Phillips of 513 High St is elected president of the Elyria Radio Association, with John Stas cak as vice president, Helen Epps as secretary and treasurer, and Betty Anderson as judge advocate. The club, in its second year, has 25 members and sponsors code and theory classes for ham radio licenses. Classes meet at Elyria Center For The Sightless, 330 Third St, Tuesday and Friday 7 to 9, Sundays 2 to 4, with regular meetings the third Sunday each month from 6 to 6 30 p.m.
New York previews for The Wayward Stork starring Bob Cummings yielded uniformly unfavorable notices. The production, staged with United Artists and Garrick Productions, closes today after five performances, ending a 12 week route planned to Broadway.
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