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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1965
Page
1
The Soviet Union orbited the Proton-1, a 26,896 pound scientific space station on a new booster, surpassing the Titan C-3’s 21,000 pound payload. Tass says it carries instruments to study high energy cosmic particles and signals a major step toward manned spaceflight and potential moon missions.
City pauses for tribute as Cascade Park development plans are unveiled by Booth Bazley. Pedestrian bridges over Black River, a 20 by 40 foot shelve, tree nursey work, and a 26 week reforestation program aim to restore park beauty after Madhock's 42 years of service.
Citizens Band Jamboree turnout was lower than forecast yet spirits remained high as about 2000 people camped at E Rey Grotto Park. Officials reported additional CBers arriving and preparations continuing through the morning.
Lorain County residents gather for entertainment programs in a large tent with folding chairs. Cleveland disc jockeys Jerry G and Jay Lawrence perform from 1 to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow. Folk singers Jimmie Skinner and Vern Terry expected to draw crowds amid stands and concession booths. Manufacturers exhibits are being set up across three large tents in the park grounds.
Lorain County Pomona Grange will present a program and picnic for residents of the Lorain County Home for the Aged Sunday at 1 30 p m on the home grounds.
The region experiences mostly sunny and warm conditions with scattered thundershowers today and highs around 82 to 86. Tonight turns clear and cool with lows 62 to 66. Sunday brings partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler temperatures.
Data from Mariner 4 show Mars may have a thin atmosphere complicating lander missions. JPL Director Pickering says first Martian closeups unlikely to prove life, though simple life forms may exist. Photos 2 and 3 to be released at a 3 p.m. EDT briefing. full set available July 24 after 21 images were captured during the flyby.
Leisure notes include balance of power irony with a mother-in-law. An Amish couple are described as warm as their baked goods. A Norwalk painter adds history to the Huron County courthouse walls. Lorain County Community College will start a nursing course this fall. Elyrian biology class notes nematodes linked to cancer. An Elyrian conservationist works part of the year. Atlas rocket described as a good workhorse by a former Elyrian.
Stamp hobby notes SIPEX and Herbert Hoover stamps. Buck Takes Wing appears in square dance circles. New Christmas stamp mentioned with brief notes across pages 10 14 15.
A BERLIN HEIGHTS feature highlights a local woman who decorates a wall with commemorative plates, celebrating community memories and personal history through colorful ceramic plaques.
Belden youths excel in county agricultural demonstrations claiming top honors in the event. Participants showcased skills in farming methods livestock care and crop techniques reflecting strong local youth involvement in 1966 county programs.
Guam based B52 jets bombed a Viet Cong stronghole in the central highlands along Highway 19 as U S commanders seek more combat troops. Viet Cong forces attacked Son Ha district with outposts overrun and Qui Nhon Pleiku supply routes threatened. The move follows requests from Saigon for increased U S forces to stem the offensive and defeat the Viet Cong.
Sum mit County prosecutor ruled the fatal shooting of Paul Robinson 27 of Hartville accidental. David Frye 28 a bartender said Robinson leaped over the bar and tried to strangle him leading to the shooting early Friday.
The National Cathedral service drew 2000 officials including President Johnson and the First Lady to bid farewell to Adlai Stevenson. Vice President Humphrey and possibly Johnson attended the Bloomington burial, while Judge Carl McGowan delivered the eulogy praising his public service and global reach.
Five people died and several others injured in a pre-dawn three car collision on U S 62 near Caldwell County Kentucky. Dicky Wanegarner and Rosemarie Wanegarner 16 were among the dead. Mrs Lavern Meredith 32 and her three children Lynn Gail and Mike were injured along with Mrs Helen Wanegarner and her three children Ernest 24 and Shirley 12. Police could not determine exact cause but believe Wanegarner car crossed median and hit McKinney car which was struck from behind by Meredith vehicle.
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