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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
14
Father of fly casting is a worm dunker Ike Walton is cited as the Bible of fly fishing and the worm remains a viable bait. The article compares fly casting to bait fishing, notes the versatility of the fly rod, and offers tips on lure sizes techniques and timing for bass bluegill and other species.
TV private eye Efrem Zimbalist Jr. leads a calm life on a 24 acre Encino ranch turning a corral into a lake He raises flamingoes and other birds maintains two barns a guest house and a small garden He writes music collects pipes reads first editions and spends evenings with Kay Gable while pursuing quiet hobbies away from the TV glare.
A 23 year old Oberlin man admitted guilt in Oberlin Municipal Court to driving under suspension and reckless driving after a collision at the Park and Lorain Street intersection. Police noted he smelled of alcohol though a .04 alcometer reading was recorded. The driver’s license had been suspended for two years starting December 1962. Sentencing delayed to August 1 as the defendant’s two children recover in Allen Hospital from burns from a grease accident.
Columbus UP I reports M J Koloski senior associate warden at Ohio Penitentiary promoted to Mansfield Reformatory superintendent effective August. Koloski, 42, replaces George J Allarding 59, who will retire September 1. Since 1949 he worked as a psychologist and gained national notice for alcohol treatment work in the early 1950s. He became senior associate warden in 1961 directing penitentiary operations in the warden’s absence.
A history of automotive innovation traces rapid changes from early Stream prairie wagons to modern features. It highlights breakthroughs such as vacuum windshield wipers, disc clutches, synchronized gears, and tubeless tires, noting the industry’s pattern of reusing ideas and constant evolution.
NASA awards a three year, 144000 grant to the University of Chicago to study how science and technology affect the economy and public affairs. The project analyzes roles in policy and propaganda, plus how scientists and leaders view the political process and space program impact.
Airman First Class James A Rowe son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rowe of Homerville graduated from the United States Air Force technical training course for radar operators at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi He received instruction in semi automatic ground environment SAGE and manually operated radar systems and is reassigned to Luke Air Force Base Arizona.
Bitburg Germany and its tax museum director Dr Alfons Pausch traces tax collecting from 2300 B C to 1628 and 1764 documents. He shows relics from Egypt Mesopotamia and Trier while noting a 100 A D Trajan tax-free sculpture and the cost of running the museum at 25 000 dollars yearly.
Army Second Special Forces units from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia conduct their eighth day of summer training near Camp Dawson. They teach guerilla warfare to reservists acting as friendly forces with demotion sabotage and medical aid. The 32nd Military Police Company from Zanesville leads as aggressors and the 300th Psychological Warfare Company from Cleveland drops propaganda to deter locals. Training ends after two weeks.
The article weighs desalting sea and brackish water against pumping from wells, noting high costs, transport losses, and salt disposal. Practical use favors conservation and efficiency, with demonstrations in Buckeye Arizona and Freeport Texas, while experts doubt cheap desalination for large scale irrigation.
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