Holliday scores 50 as Elyria Catholic sets team record
Elyria Catholic freshman Holliday poured in 50 points to establish a school single game scoring record on page 20. The dominant performance highlighted the team's offense in a dominant display.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1966
Page
1
Elyria Catholic freshman Holliday poured in 50 points to establish a school single game scoring record on page 20. The dominant performance highlighted the team's offense in a dominant display.
President Johnson outlines a plan to raise taxes and cut 1967 expenditures by 47 billion to 48 billion as part of his tax increase package. He argues new user taxes and public credit could support world peace without sacrificing domestic progress. Turn to page 4 for details.
A winter storm drops nearly half a foot of snow and brings near zero temperatures across Ohio. Snow covers highways and drivers are urged to use caution. lows near zero with highs around 18 forecast, five day outlook predicts continued light snow and subfreezing temps.
Thomas F Patton of Republic Steel urges free pricing for the steel industry to match other sectors. He cites Republic's 1965 results with net income of 77.3 million and sales of 1.374 billion, driven by strong first half, while second-half costs and higher payroll press on profits. He warns 1966 earnings may shrink due to higher employment costs and Social Security increases.
Pentagon and State Department officials have restricted union crews from unloading military cargo to Vietnam, citing old Army regulations. Delays in port unloading waste millions, leaving ships idling while NMU and ILA members offer aid that is blocked.
The Jonker Achievement Center at 125 Yorkshire Ct will host an open house for the public this week to observe National Jewker Achievement Week. The center will be open from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight and Thursday, inviting approximately ten attendees from Elyria Jenler Achievement program.
The Junior Achievement program centers on learning by doing with more than 160 local teenagers participating. The feature includes a story and photo spread about JA activities, highlighting hands on experiences and community involvement.
Variable cloudiness brings colder air and light snow flurries today with highs near 15 to 20. Tonight will stay mostly cold with near Lake Erie more snow flurries and lows from zero to 10 above. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy with little temperature change.
A Boeing 707 of Air India, flight 101 from Bombay, crashed on Mont Blanc near Chamonix during approach to Geneva. All 117 aboard died including Indian scientist Homi J. Bhabha and Belgian nobility. two American crew escaped earlier from Beirut. The Kanchenjunga flight carried Indians and Europeans and was en route to New York via Paris and London.
A force of 25 US Air Force Supersabre jets struck a Viet Cong encampment 25 minutes after the Lunar New Year ceasefire ended. The attack lasted about 1 hour 15 minutes, with a forward controller estimating 190 enemy casualties. Additional US air strikes targeted two other Viet Cong sites as the air war resumed. A Navy P-3 or similar anti-submarine aircraft reportedly disappeared off North Viet Nam coast.
Coast Guard rescued 13 crewmen who clung to their posts on the British tanker Chelwood Beacon after it ran aground on gale whipped shoals near New York harbor. Salvage planned as hull leak risk remained, with 39 crew taken off earlier and others evacuated as weather eased.
Cincinnati attorney Reams Jr plans to seek the Democratic nomination for governor with a vigorous campaign. Party chairman William Coleman backed Reams as a Kennedy‑molded standard bearer and noted issues like reapportionment, education, and deficit spending will drive the race.
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