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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1965
Page
1
A study of avocations shows college students taking initiative and ingenuity to secure summer employment. The report highlights varied work paths and presents pictures and narrative of their efforts and outcomes.
Today’s two magazine pages 10 and 11 feature a book review examining political lines and a party line. The piece discusses college and royalty facts, pairing a stampings story on the blue ridge with a hoedown theme.
Avon Lake competes in the Junior Olympics with local winners highlighted on page 26. Names and events reflect a successful show of youth athletics across track and field and swimming categories.
Two hundred seventy nine pounds of gold bullion valued at 103 918 disappeared from three boxes on June 19 at Miami International Airport. Pan American World Airways confirmed the boxes carried gold en route from Nicaragua to Montreal and had not been recovered. Gold shipments from Latin American nations often pass through Miami to redeem credit.
A 35 year old father of four stabbed his wife and three of her children in Leicester and later killed his former wife in Oxford. He fled in a blue panel truck but was arrested in Worcester after police traced the vehicle. He reportedly said he was sorry and offered no clear motive.
Six month old Robert Verdone drowned in a bathtub Friday while playing with his eighteen month old sister April. Mrs. Verdone says she left them in the tub with a hose attached, returned to cleaning, and found water several inches deep with Robert face-down in a tub seat.
Weather forecast notes cooler air with scattered afternoon thunder showers and south easing tonight. Mostly sunny and warm with humid air. lows 60 to 65 northwest to 70 southeast. Small craft warnings on Lake Erie with SW winds 22 knots, gusts in thunderstorms, veering NW tonight. Clearing expected by night.
Washington braces for President Johnson to unveil a new Viet Nam policy that signals a deeper U.S. role beyond a limited war, aiming to quiet the nation while facing questions on how victory can be achieved. The move is expected to shift the conflict toward a larger yet still constrained effort.
U S air force jets bomb an explosives factory and munitions dump in North Vietnam. In the south, Marines clash with Viet Cong near Da Nang and Chu Lai while air and naval forces target a Qui Nhon fleet and Chu Lai area. four Thunderchiefs strike a new airfield and storage facilities southwest of Hanoi.
Thunderstorms raked Colorado and the Southwest while strong windstorms hit South Carolina and Georgia. Limon Colorado reported 2 inches of rain and Lowry Air Force Base one inch as winds up to six miles per hour damaged areas north of Charleston and west of Savannah.
Thousands of UC Berkeley students who joined last fall's sit in faced sentencing as 114 appeared Monday and Tuesday. Michael Rossman and Steven Decanio received jail terms while 72 were given probation up to two years and fines up to 200 dollars. Dozens declined probation or asked for time to consider the offer amid protests and applause.
Deputy Attorney General Ramsey Clark announced the U S position favoring abolition of the death penalty for federal crimes. He said modern penology with rehabilitation offers greater benefits to society, and that the nation is too great to rely on capital punishment. This stance marks a shift in the federal approach to crime.
The U S Senate approved a bill making the assassination of a president or vice president a federal crime as the ninth congress of the Romanian Communist party adjourned amid calls to end American intervention in South Vietnam.
The AEC will forward about 20 of 107 proposed sites for a $280 million atom smasher to the National Academy of Sciences for evaluation. The Ravenna, Marietta, and Waverly areas in Ohio lobby for inclusion. The academy panel will pick the best site by January. The project would employ 2,000 scientists and cost about $60 million annually.
A Livingston County accident near Sullivan killed Sharon Farnsworth Yeaples 35 crash victim. Her husband Terry 19 and uncle Gerald Pay 16 were injured. Yeaples died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Pay, a Black River High School junior, was en route to Sullivan to live with his widowed mother Anna Pay. Funeral services set for Parker Funeral Home in Spencer with burial in Spencer Cemetery.
Duruthy M. Bressie, 55, held for the fatal shooting of Rev. John B. Thom, 32, acting secretary to Cardinal James Francis McIntyre, in the Los Angeles Archdiocese chancery. She seated calmly after the act and awaited police as the motive remained unclear.
Floyd Gorman aged 47 died Friday night when a fire swept his house trailer in Jefferson Township just north of Dayton. Investigators described the blaze as accidental and began examining the scene for a possible cause.
Lorain area mayors and guests will sail the Betty J from Nick's Marina East Pier at 7 p.m. Friday. The cruise is organized by the chamber of commerce tourist promotion committee with city harbormaster Robert Jaycox as captain and ambassadors hosting.
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