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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
1
Elyrian former official comments on a routine launch as Apollo marks a next milestone in the space program. Lorain County Community College touts high data processing ambitions while local notes touch on Amherst parks and pool debates.
Stamp Facts notes hobby topics with a hoedown on a hillside as a subject of Squarin’ Round. It mentions old phono graphs as a hobby of Flyrian. The brief appears on pages 14 and 15.
The page presents area travel features on the Italian Riviera with illustrations and reader photos. Includes notes on travel interest and visual highlights guiding readers toward a vacation mood.
President Johnson said manpower in Vietnam will rise beyond the 75 000 mark as U S planes shoot down two MIGs north of Hanoi and U S forces brace for greater effort He refused to specify final troop levels but noted about 60 000 troops are in South Vietnam now and pledged to meet needs as they arise
Mrs Kathalin Gerrick reported her son Pvt James Hall was killed in action in Viet Nam. The notice lists him as a helicopter machine gunner and sailor, with details of wounds and timing as the weather forecast notes clearing by sun.
Strong gusts up to 58 mph toppled trees and damaged properties across Lorain County. In Florence Township a pine fell on the First Congregational Church roof. in Wellington a Mateham barn twisted off its foundation. roofs and siding were torn at Seeley and Merrill properties. Power outages affected Kipton and New London as storms moved through with rain and lightning. Cuyahoga suburbs also faced wind and rain with fears of further damage.
The murder trial of Mrs. William Avery resumes Tuesday after a recess following a surprise defense witness. James Krause Jr. testified for the state that he saw Avery strike Donna. defense witness Mrs. Nazar testified she saw Krause shove Donna during a scuffle.
President Johnson celebrate a political victory as the Senate approves a 7.5 billion Medicare welfare bill by a 68 to 21 vote and the House passes Johnson’s voting rights bill. A conference committee will reconcile the 7.5 billion Senate plan with the House’s 6 billion measure.
The Senate health and welfare bill totals 7.5 billion dollars in its first full year with hospital care for the aged supplementary medical insurance and Kerr-Mills expansion. It proposes higher Social Security benefits and broader public programs, tax increases for workers and self employed, and optional early retirement at age 60. Effective dates span 1966 to 1967 for hospital care and supplementary insurance, with retroactive Social Security changes to 1963.
In Washington the House passed the voting rights bill 333 to 85 after four days of debate. It would abolish poll taxes and literacy tests and authorize federal registration of Black voters in southern states. The measure, a major Johnson victory, moves to a conference with the Senate.
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