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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1965

Page

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Elyria police and firemen walk out over pay plan

Elyria police and firemen left a salary committee meeting after rejecting a plan for under 500 dollar annual raises. They warned resignations would grow if adequate raises are not funded via a .75 mill five year borrowing plan, with council facing a Monday revival of the issue.

Elyria Carl Koepp Kenneth A. Krueck J. Theodore Emerich Krueck Emerich Malcolm PD McDonald R-3 Koepp Safety Committee Robert K. Wilson R-7 Council Asst Robert H. Curtis

Great Society bills near passage in House and Senate

The Senate ready to pass the 86.6 billion health and welfare plan aimed at Johnson's Great Society. The House expected to approve voting rights legislation for African Americans while rejecting a Republican substitute. President Johnson announced Lodge’s resignation, naming Taylor as the new Saigon post.

Washington UPI House Senate Johnson Representatives Taylor Lodge Saigon U.S America South Viet Nam Viet Nam North Viet Nam Joint Chiefs of Staff Pennsylvania William W. Scrankon

Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms and Cooler Temps

A day of warm humid conditions with thundershowers developing in the afternoon. Heavy rain and strong gusty winds likely, with hail in some storms. Tonight cooler with lows 62 to 68. Saturday fair and cooler. Lake Erie region winds shift from south to west.

Lake Erie

Savage fighting rages in Viet Nam amid heavy U.S. action

The report details ongoing battles in North and South Vietnam with Marine units clashing near Yen Bay and along the coast. It notes casualties among Marines, pursuits against Viet Cong forces, and bombardment by Air Force jets as the conflict escalates toward Hanoi and coastal areas.

Ray F. Herndon North Viet Nam Saigon U.S Yen Bay Hanoi Shag Ayers China Care River Lal Daness U.S. Air Force Nang Pene i Chu Lai

Red-haired 9 year old Denise Clinton kidnapped in Kansas City

FBI joins search for Denise Clinton missing after a motel robbery at her grandparents note. Police chief Kelley leads a ground canvass around the Great Plains Motel as Civil Air Patrol riders, volunteers, and patrols comb the surrounding woods for clues.

Kansas City FBI Denise Clinton Clarence Kelley Kelley Great Plains Civil Air Patrol

Elyria awards Taylor Street water sewer paving contracts

Elyria Board of Control awarded contracts for water and sewer construction on Taylor Street to Plumb Construction Co. Amherst at 77 705 dollars and paving to Ohio Engineering Lorain at 47 615 dollars. Burley Kidd Co. Lorain bid 51 878 dollars for paving. The work aims to develop a 66 acre Taylor Street industrial park.

Taylor St Elyria Board of Control Safety Service Jack M. Birchhill Plumb Construction Co Amherst Plumb Ohio Engineering of Lorain Burley Kidd Co Larain

Canadian airliner disaster claims 52 lives near 190 Mile House

The Canadian Pacific Airlines DC6B crash near 190 Mile House, British Columbia killed 52 passengers and crew including two infants. Rescue teams and 700 locals assisted searchers, with a temporary morgue set up as authorities combed the wooded, hilly crash area.

C. P. Gilgenbach Elyria Vancouver B.C UPI Avon Vanihour Ed Smitek Touay Canadian Cariboo Robert E Los Angeles Calif Prince George Yukon Royal Canadian Air First Alame British Columbia Forestry Department 190 Mile House

Desperadoes release hostages in three-state manhunt ends near Tonopah

Two fugitives Bowles and Gray surrendered near Tonopah Nevada after a five day crime spree that spanned Oregon California and Nevada. They released three hostages including California Finance Director Hale Champion and his wife before surrendering. Nine people were seized, with rapes robberies and a deputy sheriff’s death alleged along the chase from Basalt to Mina and Benton Station before the final surrender near Tonopah.

Tonopah Nev UPI TwoiGray Eugene Ore Here California Carl Cletus Bowles Wilford M. Terror Hale Champion Marie Katherine Gray Oregon Portland Springfield Basalt Coaldale Mina Benton Station

OSU speaker rule remains in effect in Ohio State

Columbus Ohio diversions report that OSU leadership backs a ban on campus speakers advocating overthrow of the government with a new rule to limit invited speakers. President Fawcett pushes for changes while the board debates the scope and enforcement of the policy on campus events.

Fawcett

Walleye catches lift spirits as pollution impact questioned

A sunlit run of walleye catches across Lake Erie signals a hopeful trend despite pollution worries. Anglers in Vermilion and nearby harbors report single anglers landing up to 27 fish, weighing 1 to 4.5 pounds across three year classes, suggesting some hatch survivals and a possible rebound, though officials warn sport catches may not reflect overall lake health.

Mitawanga Art Hayes Tayes Huron Ed Ryser Ryser Rock Botttom Lake Erie

Jury Denies Motion for Directed Verdict in Avery Manslaughter Trial

In Lorain County Court three judges denied defense lawyer Lon B. Adams a directed verdict after the state presented its case in the manslaughter trial of Mrs. William Avery. The verdict leaves Mrs. Avery to proceed with defense witnesses as the trial continues, with testimony noting two out of wedlock births and adoption of two children. The case is expected to continue through Monday. Lorain Police Inspector Mayrice Mumford testified about the witness and the two children.

William Avery Lorain County Lon B. Adams Pam Avidren Mumford

Amherst and South Amherst Agree on Waterline Route

A report on the two towns reaching consensus on the routing of a shared waterline between Amherst and South Amherst, outlining the planned connection and next steps for construction and approvals on page 20.

Amherst South Amherst

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