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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1969
Page
12
In Las Vegas a revival of Mart Crowley’s Boys in the Band opens on the Strip with a cast delivering sharp confrontations about identity and prejudice. The production spotlights a circle of gay men and the tensions they face during a tense gathering.
The schedule preempts regular programs for 30 hours of continuous Apollo 11 coverage from July 20 to 22. It details undocking and landing timings, moonwalks by Armstrong and Aldrin, redocking with the command module, splashdown, and postflight debriefing broadcasts on channels 3 5 and 8 with black and white live feeds from the moon and recovery aboard the USS Hornet.
Caesars Palace and International Hotel test a new trend by hosting legitimate drama on the Las Vegas Strip. The 400 seat theater at Caesars Palace premieres Boys in the Band with reserved seating and no alcohol served during performances. The showtime shift to 10:30 p.m. aims to attract hotel dinner audiences, with strong early demand despite uncertain fate.
Donald D Pond Jr son of Donald J Pond Sr 255 Michigan Inc received the Air Medal for 25 combat missions in Vietnam between February 37 and March 3 this year. Warrant Officer Pond a Rueys helicopter pilot with Troop Deployment has been at Phan Rang since February 1. A 1966 Elyria High graduate he later attended Jo Rain County Community College before enlisting in January 1968. His father is sales manager for Tumms Spring Company.
Harrison H. Peis of West Ridge won multiple ribbons at the 22nd annual Inter national Lily Show held at the Garden Center in Greater Cleveland last week. The North American Lily Society event drew entries from across the country with thousands of blooms on display. Peters entries captured two firsts one second and three thirds.
Richard G. Woolworth, head of Woodstream Corp, recalls a failed plastic mousetrap while recounting a shift back to traditional wooden traps. He proposes urban teen bounty programs paying 50 cents per rat to curb rodent populations, citing potential city costs.
Ohio National Guardsmen were pulled from Youngstown streets as calm returned after three nights of racial disturbances. About 40 arrests were made for curfew violations as police and guardsmen patrolled. liquor sales banned countywide.
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