Civil action tests dual posts of County Engineer Roberts
Lorain County commissioners elected officer Eugene B. Roberts to two engineering posts with two salaries. The suit, filed by County Prosecutor Paul J. Mikus at Bazley’s urging, seeks recovery of money paid since Roberts’ election and hinges on prior attorney general opinions that tenure was legal.
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Eugene B. Roberts
Lorain County
Comcom Pleas Court
Paul J. Mikus
Republican County Committee
Booth M. Bazley
Bazley
Roberts
Roy A. West
Mikus
West
Raymond A. Muzilla
Ohio Attorney General
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
State Supreme Court
Avon Lake woman killed in Rt. 94 head on crash
A head on collision on Rt. 94 near Wadsworth killed Avon Lake resident Florence M. Storrie 43. Patricia Burch 18 of Akron was injured seriously. Russell W. Huegle 48 of Wadsworth was hospitalized with severe injuries. Investigation continues.
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Wadsworth
Avon Lake
Rt. 94
Here
Medina Post
Florence M. Storrie
Lear Ra
Barberton Citizens Hospital
Storrie
Patricia Burch
Akron
Jack B. Storrie
Lima State Hospital beatings spur $32 million plan
A Highway Patrol probe into alleged beatings of two Lima State Hospital patients led Mental Hygiene Director Martin Janis to propose a $32 million capital improvements program for the institution. The recommendation was made Saturday to Gov. Rhodes. May 1963 report details are incomplete.
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Columbus
UPI
Highway Patrol
Lima State Hospital
Martin Janis
Janis
James
Rhodes
Len
Carl
LJ Gerber and Son Funeral Home
Toronto
Machock honored in hillside tribute at Elyria parks
A July memorial at Cascade Park honors John Machock longtime Elyria parks servant. Family friends and Mayor Sanford attend as Bernadine Machock uncovers a rock plaque praising his 42 years with the park system and the community he served.
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Bernadine Machock
Cascade Park
Park Commission
Robert Boylan
John Machock
Machack
John
Bernadine
Elyria
Fred B. Sanford
Donald Young
Machock
Joseph Petro
Anyother
Ann
Hillsdale Ct
Elyrians
Chronicle-Telegram
Don Miller
C-T
Guidance flow halts Atlas Agena launch at Cape Kennedy
Trouble with a rocket guidance system forced the Air Force to delay indefinitely its Atlas Agena mission carrying two nuclear detection satellites and a third small research satellite. The countdown was halted minutes before liftoff and no new date was set.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Air Force
Oberlin woman injured in head on crash near Wakeman
Gwyneth McGueekin aged 41 of Quarry Road Oberlin rammed a tractor trailer driven by Dodson Burton 29 near Wakeman on Route 20 at 3 20 am. She sustained a fractured knee and ankle multiple leg and arm injuries and possible internal injuries. Investigation continues by the state patrol.
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Wakeman
Oberlin -Jarea
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
State Highway Patrol
Gwyneth McGueekin
RD 2
Quarry Rd
Oberlin
Dodson Lee Burton
Kent
Safecrackers Loot Lorain Clubrooms
Lorain detectives report an overnight burglary at the St Ladislaus Benefit Society clubrooms. Thieves pried open a concrete set safe, took more than $2,000 in cash plus alcohol and cigars, smashed coin machines, and left a blowtorch near the entrance. Club caretaker Simo said the safe's contents may total up to $3,000.
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Lorain
St. Ladislaus
Benefit Society
Clinfloor
Ton Ave
Lorain County
Charles E
Simp
Ima
Simo
Sima
Simal Simo
Local control idea may help teacher corps bill
President Johnson signals push for a national teachers corps funded by federal money but staffed by locals. The plan starts with 6000 members including interns, to serve up to two years, paid on local wage standards, tackling urban and rural teaching needs without federal employeestatus.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
National Teachers Corps
Congress
Szell and Cleveland Orchestra Honored in Soviet Tribute
The Cleveland Orchestra and conductor George Szell are remembered in the Soviet Union after a spring tour. Soviet Music praised Szell and credited the ensemble with becoming one of the best symphony orchestras in the United States.
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Moscow
UPI
Cleveland Orchestra
George Szell
Soviet Union
Soviet Music
Szell
Bes
United States
Mars probes to be studied by scientific groups
Mariner 4 has sent nine of its 21 planned Martian pictures as scientists prepare for detailed scrutiny at the AIAA meeting in San Francisco. Officials expect more data to be released to AGU discussions in Dallas while noting markings on the first images, and the life-on-Mars question remains unanswered.
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Ken Meyers
Lorain
Baltimore Orioles
Meyers
Chronicle-Telegram
Ripley
The
Orioles
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Space
William H. Pickering
JPL
Mars
U. S
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
AIAA
San Francisco
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner-4
Mariner4
Earth
Mariner- 4
American Geophysical Union
AGU
Dallas
Texas
Horzon
Voyager
United States
Red Planet
Pearson cites Kennedy Johnson dynamic and press role
Pearson discusses Kennedy Johnson relations and press access with Khrushchev, noting Johnson’s altered approach to Congress, TV conferences, and foreign aid. He predicts a growing Kennedy Johnson split, UN influence, and shifts in US policy on Vietnam and Russia.
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Pearson
Kennedy
Dent Johnson
Khrushchev
Texas
Drew Pearson
Lake-1
Johnson
Eisenhower
Oswald
Congress
Chronicle-Telegram
James Hagerty
Washington
Moss
Pearl
Russia
JSON
Franklin D. Roose
John F. Kennedy
Khrush
Washington Press
Viet Nam
Red China
Averell Harriman
Moscow
North
Chilean Patricio Rodriguez wins Swiss International men’s crown
In Gstaad Patricio Rodriguez of Chile defeated Brazil’s Thom as Koch 2 6 6 3 6 2 6 2 to claim the men’s singles title while France’s Françoise Durr toppled Brazil’s Maria Bueno 10 8 6 1 to win the women’s singles.
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Gstaad
Switzerland
UPI
Patrcio Rodriguez
Chile
Francoise Durr
France
Rodriguez
Brazil
Thomas Koch
Miss Durr
Maria Bueno
Jets Stage Practice Peak for Place Kicking and Punting
The New York Jets conducted a rain abbreviated practice on Sunday focusing on place kicking and punting. The session highlighted key specialists and provided routine work for special teams in wet conditions.
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Peakskill
New York Jets
Capitol Hill basement fire damages Mansfield office
A two alarm fire in the Old Senate Office Building basement on Capitol Hill is being investigated. Smoke damage was reported to the first floor office of Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield.
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Washington
UPT
Senate
Capitol Hill
Mike Mansfield
Melon queen in pickle over watermelon allergy
Terral Oklahoma story about Linda Gonter an 18 year old being named queen of the Terral Watermelon Festival while revealing she is allergic to watermelons. The piece notes her unexpected condition as a humorous twist in the local event.
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Meyers
Lorain
Terral, Okla
UPI
Linda Gonter
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