Elyria Officials Welcome ZIP Code Uptake
Elyria Assistant Postmaster Harold Olmstead says residents and businesses are already embracing ZIP-code addressing. He notes the system, a new area code for mail routing, is being adopted at a moderate pace with few major missteps and growing participation.
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Bureau of Records
Washington
Elmira
N.Y
Trial of osteopath opens today at Old Bailey
Dr Stephen Ward the playboy osteopath and artist goes on trial in London on charges of living off the earnings of prostitutes. The case links to the Profumo scandal and broader political fallout. Ward denies all charges as crowds gather outside the Old Bailey.
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John Profumo
Christine Keeler
The
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Labor Party
Macmillan
House of Commons
Peter’ Rachman
Ward
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth Taylor
Prince Philip
Princess Margaret
Christine
Mandy
Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Students Earned Distinguished Rating At Purdue
Two area residents Ralph Robert Conley Jr. of Elyria and Richard Bruce Chapman of Oberlin achieved distinguished ratings at Purdue University in the second semester of 1962 63. The rating required an index of 5.5 out of 6 and at least 14 credit hours for the semester, per the University Registrar.
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Purdue University
Ralph Robert Conley Jr
Elyria
Richard Bruce Chapman
Oberlin
YinGling case stand is changed in Erie County
Erie County Sheriff begins investigation into whether a fight at the Vermilion cottage of Allen D. Ashbolt preceded the death of Cornelius Yingling 52 found by his wife at their Osborn Avenue home. Coroner ruled heart attack. investigation aims to see if a fight occurred.
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Milton Friedman
Friedman
Cleveland
Godleski
Atty
Ray Miraldi
Miraldi
Beier
Erie County
Cleveland Brown
Barnes Rd
Fire Department
St. Joseph's Hospital
Turkey Reports Livestock Population Around Seventy Six Million
Turkey's livestock total reaches about 76 million head across cattle sheep goats and other livestock. Officials note steady growth and regional distribution patterns affecting farming and rural economies.
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German heiress arrives in Cleveland to await Sheppard parole
Ariane Tebbenjohanns of Dusseldorf settles in suburban North Olmsted awaiting parole for Dr. Sam Sheppard, the Ohio penitent life-term osteopath. She plans U.S. citizenship, hopes to marry, and may work in Dr. Sheppard's clinic after settling.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
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Ohio Penitentiary
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Elyria appoints three patrolmen and a sanitation aide
Safety Director Joseph C. Cowden announced the hiring of William McHenry 28 Clayton Phillips 26 and Larry W Ruble 21 to join Elyria patrol force August 1 as Class B officers with 358 monthly pay rising to 424 after six months. They earned via civil service tests and interviews with city leaders. Kirk Grantham to become assistant sanitation superintendent pending exam, succeeding Rev W Castle Stewart who resigned for Steubenville pastorate.
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Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
William McHenry
Northwood Dr
Clayton Phillips
YMCA
Larry W. Ruble
South
Boston Ave
Phillips
Navy
Cowden
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Ruble
Railway Express Agency
McHenry
Charles V. Neeson
Maurice C. Flood
Civil Service Commission
Kirk Grantham
Grantham
W. Castle Stewart
Steubenville
Mosher laments drop in constituent mail volume
Congressman Charles A Mosher voices disappointment over a nationwide decline in mail from constituents. He says Congress lacks a real mandate and cites confusion over issues and potential holdbacks on Medicare and federal education aid as possible causes. He stresses the value of concise letters with concrete policy ideas.
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Charles A. Mosher
Washington
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Mosher
Lorain Moves Toward Annexation of Rt 24 North Strip
Lorain Solicitor Adrian Bedleski filed a resolution with the Lorain County Commissioners to annex the northern half of about three miles of Route 24 from the Black River Township line to Lorain’s western corporation line. Amherst had already annexed to the middle, leaving the northern stretch to county control. The plan excludes two small sections tied to Frank and Virginia Lynn property and a housing group led by Dr. J M DeNardi et al, to be decided later by those involved.
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Adrian Bedleski
Lorain County
Black River Township
Lorain Corporaton Line
Amherst City
Three Mile
City of
Bedeski
Frank
Virginia
Charles Plato
Michael Sikora
Hilda Corbin
Betleski
Col Township Clerk and Brownhelm Trustee Petitions Filed
Two Countians filed petitions for local offices with the Lorain County Board of Elections in Elyria. Karl C Heimburg of 15017 East River St Columbia Station seeks Columbia Township clerk, while Warren Manuel of RD 2 Amherst seeks Brownhelm Township trustee.
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Heimburg
East River St
Columbia Station
Columbia Township
Warren Manuel
RD 2
Amherst
Brownhelm Township
Lorain County
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