Lorain County Night at Blossom Center Promises Spectacular Show
The Chronicle-Telegram sponsors a benefit Lorain County Night at Blossom Center featuring Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra led by Lee Castle with Helen O Connell and Bob Eberly. The Aug 24 program blends nostalgia and modern feel, with ticket orders via Blanche Wack. Group plans already in place, but individuals welcome for a summer nostalgia outing.
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Bob Eberly
Blossom Center
Blossom
Dorsey Orchestra
Lee Castle
Dorsey
Lorain
Blanche Wack
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Lorain County entrant to sing in Miss Ohio pageant
Judith Ann Sulpizio Miss Lorain County will sing in the talent segment of the Miss Ohio pageant in Sandusky at Sandusky High School. The 19 year old Lorain resident is among 26 contestants, with finals Saturday night to select the Miss America entrant. Sulpizio and family emphasize her preparation and determination to represent Lorain County.
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Judith Ann Sulpizio
Lorain County
Miss Sulpizio
Brownell Ave
Lorain
Sandusky Jaycees
Sandusky High School
Bertha Dobbeck
Dobbeck
Sulpizio
Balf
Atlantic City
Lorain High School
Lorain National Bank
Weather outlook with showers and heat continues
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions prevail today tonight and tomorrow with thunder showers likely today and possible tomorrow. Highs reach the upper 80s to 90s, nights in mid to upper 60s, sunrise 6 06, sunset 9 01. Vietnam Communists reject Nixon peace plan calling it unreasonable and absurd and demand their own terms.
McGovern Clinches Democratic Nomination With Kennedy Rejection
Senator George McGovern wins the first ballot Democratic nomination as Edward Kennedy rejects a potential vice presidency. Mentions include possible contenders such as Eagleton Ribicoff Hart Nelson Mondale Gilligan Lucey Woodcock and labor leader Woodcock. Labor leaders and Wallace oppose McGovern while Jackson pledges support and Chisholm vows a nationwide campaign against Nixon.
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Connecticut
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Michigan
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Wisconsin
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Patrick Lucey
Leonard Woodcock
Sen
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Humphrey
Wallace
Shirley Chisholm
Gov
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Muskie
Wayne L. Hays
Eugene J. McCarthy
Jackson
Ohio’s convention role a dream fulfilled and a loser’s swim
Lorain County residents weigh possible vice presidential picks as the Democratic convention looms. Speculation centers on who would join the ticket and how the selection could affect the campaign. Local sentiment mixes optimism and concern over regional influence.
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Lorain
McGovern Addresses Demonstrators At Doral Hotel
Senator George McGovern spoke to about 300 demonstrators in the Doral Hotel lobby hours before winning the Democratic nomination. He pledged troop realignment within 90 days of inauguration and reaffirmed support for amnesty while opposing marijuana legalization. He condemned racism and said life imprisonment for police murders would not be signed.
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Hijacker gives up two in plane at Texas airstrip
Two airline hijackers armed with sawed off shotguns flew a National Airlines 727 from Philadelphia to Brazoria County Airport Texas with 600000 dollars ransom and four hostages. The plane landed and officers reportedly shot out its tires. A second hijacking ended when Melvin Martin Fisher 49 of Norman Oklahoma surrendered after receiving 550000 dollars and demanded a parachute.
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Okla
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Fischer Threatens Walkout Over Movie Cameras in World Chess Match
In Reykjavik, Bobby Fischer threatened to pull out of the world championship match with Boris Spassky unless cameras are removed from the hall. Fischer, who lost the first game, walked out yesterday after a 63 minute session as Spassky led. The match’s film rights are held by an American promoter with each player set to earn at least 27 500 dollars. Today Fischer has the white pieces.
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Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
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Soviet Union
Spassky
Fischer loses first World Chess Championship game
Bobby Fischer falls behind after 29 moves as Spassky traps Fischer bishop and advances a pawn to promotion. Despite a late bid for a draw, Spassky's position strengthens with his bishop and pawns, leading to a forced checkmate sequence culminating around Spassky's 56th move and Fischer giving up.
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