Summer vacations start for 34 children in Friendly Town project
A ten day program begins as 34 children travel by bus to St. Paul United Church of Christ where 29 Elyria families host them. Shown are two Elyria church families with guests from Lake Avenue United Church of Christ. A picnic is planned Thursday at Cascade Park behind the playground.
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Cleveland
St. Paul
Richard Shreve
Scott
Patricia Ewing
Rachelle Reising
William A. Reising
Donna Lynn Murray
Cascade Park
U S plans seven in space in seven months
SPACE CENTER Houston reports the United States plans to launch two veteran astronauts and four rookies into orbit to log over 1100 man hours in space in the next severe months. Gemini-7, slated for January or February, could include a possible space walk by Frank Borman and James A Lovell.
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James A Lovell
Borman
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Lovell
Navy
S Cape Kennedy
Edward H. White
Federal Space Agency
Troubled Tiros 10 Satellite Restored in Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports America's Tiros 10 weather satellite, after a brief in orbit spin problem, was stabilized and resumed function. Engineers used a radio command to halt spins and engaged the magnetic positioning system to aim its twin cameras at hurricane breeding areas.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Space Agency
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U S forces strike Hanoi area amid Viet Cong losses
UPI reports U S planes attacked near Hanoi striking Nam Dinh oil depot and Dien Bien Phu vicinity. In ground fighting Viet Cong suffered about 120 killed. US pilots faced mortar fire at two airstrips and damage to eight helicopters.
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Chen Reo
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Milk price control bill clears Ohio Senate 21 to 7
The Ohio Senate passed a bill banning selling milk below cost by a 21 to 7 vote amid GOP opposition. Democrats backed the measure. House action before adjournment in two weeks is uncertain. Proponents cite public protection while opponents warn of higher milk prices and risk to small dairies.
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Senate
Ohio Senate
Ed Garrigan
R-Summit
Ross Pepple
R- Allen
Weather outlook with clouds and warm temperatures
The forecast calls for increasing clouds and a high near 80 to 85 today with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Tonight will be mild with a low around 50 to 55, and winds from Lake Erie at 12 to 22 knots, easing to 15 to 25 knots tonight. Saturday shows partly cloudy skies with showers ending and a cooler trend.
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Kennedy heads on Dino Dinosaur river trip in Colorado Utah
Sen Robert F Kennedy launches a holiday Taft era river journey down the Yampa and Green with 13 travelers including Mrs Kennedy and five Kennedy children. The party begins at the Yampa River in Colorado and plans to reach a dinosaur quarry area near Utah.
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Colo
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Yampa
Green Rivers
Colorado
Utah
Dinosaurland
New York
Green River
Dinosaur Quarry
Repeal of quota immigration policy appears a certainty
A nine member House judiciary subcommittee reportedly favors repeal of the 41 year old national origins quota system shaping U S immigration. A new code may be drafted by July end with possible passage in 1966. Debate centers on timing and bipartisan support amidst 1964 landslide politics.
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UPI
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House
Judiciary Subcommittee
Congress
Senate
Mansfield Pace Seen as Creditable but Urges Crackdown
Washington UPI reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Metcalf says Mansfield’s pace is creditable in this session. An aide noted the effort, but Metcalf warned lawmakers to press for action and aim to adjourn by Labor Day.
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Washington
Operation Open Heart helps 30 All-American boys
Details and your part in Operation Open Heart are on the outdoor page today. The feature notes a friendly surgery program to brighten life for 30 boys and points readers to page 19 for specifics. The digest also mentions Oberlin sewer rate increase yielding over 15000 dollars in extra revenue next year and a Spencer plan for a 1b million gallon reservoir on page 5 and 15 respectively.
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Oberlin
Thornhill Mourned as Big Band Leader Dies at 56
Caldwell New Jersey police and a doctor report the death of Claude Thornhill at his home on Thursday from a heart attack. Thornhill, 56, was a pioneer of the big band sound in the 1930s and 1940s, renowned pianist, composer, arranger, and conductor who helped shape American music.
Chronicle Telegram Weekend News Preview for July 5
The Chronicle Telegram’s holiday issue will arrive Monday morning July 5 with a complete report of weekend news for readers to enjoy before their day begins.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Police firemen scorn $500 pay hike in Elyria
Elyria police and firemen deride a proposed $500 annual raise as insufficient and politically charged. About 30 officers and many spouses attended a city council finance committee session where critics urged higher pay, noting financial strain. A second meeting is set, with further discussion on raises ranging from $41 to $77 a month.
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Elyria
Council Finance Committee
Kenneth A. Krueck
Malcolm D McDonald
Edwin G. Haywood
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