Auxiliary force saves Elyria city cash with 3034 hours worked
3034 man hours were contributed by Elyria’s auxiliary force in 1965, valued at 891,996 dollars if paid at regular patrol rates. Major emergency service followed the Palm Sunday tornado with 814 hours over five days. The unit, numbering 10 officers and 36 patrolmen, expands training and communications amid staffing shortages.
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Elyria
R A Llewellyn
Maurice C Flood
Llewellyn
Mmen
Lorain
Slain Wife's Cause Not Cancer, Autopsy Finds
Galveston Texas autopsy shows Mrs Roach 51 did not have cancer but suffered from porphyria. Her husband William T Roach, who is paralyzed and cannot speak, confessed to strangling her to end her suffering and then told a funeral home via note. He is jailed without bond.
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Galveston
Tex
UPI
William T Roach
Roach
President Johnson wins the Freedom Award in office
The Freedom House named President Johnson the 1960 Freedom Award recipient, making him the first sitting U.S. president to win the honor. He will accept at a New York dinner on February 23.
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N&w York
UPI
Johnson
Freedom House
New York
Actress Hedy Lamarrar Arrested in $86 Store Theft
Hedy Lamarrar freed on $550 bail after alleged theft of $86 in cosmetics and clothing from a department store. She carried $14,000 in checks and was booked under the name Hedy M Bores on a petty theft charge and ordered to appear in Municipal Court.
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Hedy Lamarral
Bybi| Brand Institution
Miss Lamarr
Hedy M Bores
Lewis W Bores
Skiing booklet from Agriculture Department stirs laughs
Washington report notes the Agriculture Department published a skiing booklet linking farming and slopes and offering safety tips. The piece mocks the glossary of ski terms and jokes about lounge conversations and fashion in the sport.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Norwalk Names Ja netta Monroeville Chairman for Envi ronmental Health Study
Robert P Ja netta Monroeville was named chairman of a committee to study environmental health under the Resource Area Development program in Huron County. The panel will review housing standards sewage disposal water supplies air pollution food protection and safety codes and examine programs in other counties. The objective is to identify current and future needs and prepare recommendations for local government. A second meeting is set for Feb 30 at 3 pm at the courthouse to review existing conditions and plans.
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Norwalk
Robert P Janetta
Monroeville
Huron County
Court House
Janetta
Ladybird Johnson visits New York for shopping trip
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson arrived in New York for a few days of shopping and appointments. Her eldest daughter Lynda was to fly in to join her as press secretary Elizabeth Carpenter said the First Lady would stay in the city for several days.
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New York
UPI
Lyndon B Johnson
Lynda
Penfield PTA selects study unit on school needs
The Penfield Parent-Teacher Association named a committee to study school needs, including enlarging the playground and establishing a central library. The group discussed changes to the Ohio PTA Scholarship program, appointed a nominating committee, honored past presidents, and heard a discussion led by Atty Harold West. A tuberculosis film was shown and fourth grader Walter Perry won the Ream count.
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Penfield
Kenneth Wulff
Victor Long
Edward Berner
Carl Clement
Eugene Cornish
Andrew Walke
Kathryn Younglas
George Gnandt
Ohio
PTA
Atty Harold West
Elyria
Walter Perrys
Princess Alexandra Excluded From Lancaster Magazine
A UPI report notes Lancaster University omits a message from Princess Alexandra before a feature titled How to Succeed in Seduction, sparking debate over prudish editorial choices at the campus publication.
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Lancaster Eng
UPI
Princess Alexandra
Students Magazine
Lancaster University
County college opens second semester registration
Registration for the county community college begins yesterday at the Shopping Center with hours from 9 am to noon and 7 to 9 pm. Signups continue today in the basement of the fires administration building and at the O Neil Sheffield library at the Shopping Center.
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Gotham
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