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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
1
UPI reports U S scientists in Pasadena California released the first closeup Mars photo from Mariner 4 showing a bright desert area and the planet edge. Transmission times and normal spacecraft behavior were noted as more images were planned from the fly by mission.
Showers and partly cloudy skies give way to sunny mild conditions with near eighty degree daytime highs. Tonight and Saturday bring warmer temps with scattered thundershowers late tonight into Saturday. Lake Erie winds vary from 12 to 20 knots with brief increases during storms.
President Johnson's rent subsidy plan advances as part of a broad $6 billion omnibus housing bill. Senate and House votes narrowly favor the measure, with a conference to reconcile differences and extend federal housing programs. Critics pushed to curtail subsidies, but the plan remains in place.
Spencer residents will miss two civic leaders stepping out of public life according to Neysa Stroup in Black River Beat on page 7. The page hints at upcoming features including Youth Haven Camp near Nenriett starting tomorrow night and mentions various sections such as Contract Bridge, Deaths births and other community items.
South Viet Nam Premier Ky pressed Defense Secretary McNamara for enough U.S. infantry to defeat the Viet Cong rather than just contain them. Reports say McNamara eyed expanding operations into Laos to seal the Ho Chi Minh Trail as security measures surrounded his talks with Ky and Vietnamese generals.
In a savage clash about 30 miles south of Da Nang 156 Viet Cong were reported killed after a large force attacked an outpost near Hoi An and reinforcements arrived. Air strikes and counterattacks by American and South Vietnamese forces chased guerrillas across the battlefield with heavy casualties on both sides.
Dr. Paul Edward Secrest 78, a well known Ohio Methodist figure, died yesterday at Magruder Hospital Port Clinton after being brought from his Lakeside summer home. A 10 year Oberlin resident born in Bridgeport he held degrees from Ohio Wesleyan Baldwin Wallace and Boston University and studied in Heidelberg and Berlin. He taught pastoral theology for a decade at Oberlin College Graduate School.
Lorain County hosts a national Citizens Band rally at El Rey Grotto Park with hopes for up to 90 001 attendees. Organizers warn local businesses to prepare for large crowds and possible traffic jams as caravans arrive and rail in radio numbers for Jamboree control.
The U.S. Embassy in London stated Adlai E. Stevenson died of a sudden heart attack. An autopsy found a coronary thrombosis, a blockage of the heart arteries, as the cause of death.
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