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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1963
Page
1
Lorain Municipal Court handed down 100 dollar fines and three month jail terms to youths found guilty in a street assault on a couple. The case marked a strong local response to city violence.
A blaze on the second floor of a west side Cleveland apartment killed Candy Lee five months Jimmy 20 months and Julie Marie 2% years. Mary Ann 8 survived with minor burns after the mother Ann Flurry 28 woke to smoke and carried her outside before help arrived. Firemen could not determine the cause.
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio face hot humid weather with mostly sunny skies shifting to partly cloudy conditions and widely scattered thunderstorms late today and evening. Highs near 86 to 92 with fair low tonight around 67 to 72. Sunday remains hot and humid with more scattered showers. Friday temperatures ranged 66 to 89, with a year-ago 57 to 69. Precipitation last 24 hours ended 8 p.m. EDT Friday.
Fire men's Union President H F E Gilbert urged Congress to place railroad rules negotiations in a goldfish bowl to prevent a shutdown. He backed AFL CIO President George Meany's bill to keep a rail stoppage from occurring while a special congressional committee watches bargaining.
A humorous classified notice from Nashville papers seeks a loan of 10 000 dollars without collateral for a ridiculous scheme. The proffered borrower is described as penniless spendthrift and hairbrained, asking readers to write Box 1962 Banner Tennessean.
Three Avon Lake residents were unaccounted for after yesterday's earthquake in Skopje Yugoslavia where a hotel was demolished. Mrs. John Andro and her children Monty 6 Sherri 5 were visiting relatives near the stricken area. Her uncle Samuel Christ lived nearby. John Andro an employee at B F Goodrich Development Center awaited word while Red Cross and the Yugoslav embassy worked to establish contact as communications failed.
In Skopje survivors describe loss and fear after a major quake that wrecked buildings, killed thousands, and left streets piled with rubble. Tito, visiting the stricken city, walked the debris filled center as rescue teams recovered bodies and tended child survivors. Officials say 600 bodies found, with up to 1,300 more feared. thousands injured. The earthquake centered on a square bearing Tito’s name, including the collapsed Macedonia Hotel where only a few occupants survived.
Mrs Mary Magazzine a 60 year old grandmother from Lorain County vanished overnight from the Holiday Inn at 120 Fast Lake Rd Vermilion police and county deputies joined state patrols in a wide search with no results by morning She weighs about 63 pounds five feet three inches with gray hair and wore a navy blue polka dot brunch coat turquoise and black bedroom slippers and a gold cross necklace Anyone with information should contact her son Joseph Magazzine Amherst or call the Vermilion motel Also family details note she has had ill health for about 20 years and uses a hip joint prosthesis. the couple recently moved from Avon to the motel with two sons and a daughter
In Sacramento officials of the Maid of Cotton beauty contest set for Aug 28 to Sept 9 say the event will award 10 percent for poise and grace and 10 percent for personality while 680 percent goes to beauty of face and figure, signaling a shift from talent and brainy answers.
A 13 year old fisherman Mike Douglas battled an 800 pound jewfish for over 35 hours at Patrick Air Force Base pier. About 10,000 onlookers watched as the line snapped at 11:25 pm EST ending the catch. Douglas vows to try again.
The Labor Department reports the consumer price index rose four tenths of a percent in June to 106.6, the highest in nine months, driven by higher sugar and cigarette costs and real estate taxes in key cities. The index implies $10,66 today buys what $10 did in 1957 59 terms. A spokesman warned another rise is likely this month.
The Defense Department moves to end off base racial discrimination by potentially declaring segregated towns off limits to all military personnel. McNamara says off base discrimination harms military effectiveness as vice. Southern officials fear restrictions in Dixie with 500000 servicemen stationed there as marches and protests occur in Sumter South Carolina Baton Rouge Louisiana Farmville Virginia and other locales.
Lorain County sheriff's department bloodhound Sadie could not respond to a Vermilion search last night because she was recuperating from a cancer operation at a veterinary hospital. Deputy Anthony Johnson transported her to Vermilion before 11:30 a.m. to help locate Mary Magazzine, 60, who had wandered from a motel room.
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