County Group OKs Brownhelm Zoning Change for Industry
The Lorain County Regional Planning Commission approved the Brownhelm Township proposal to rezone about 800 acres in the northeast area for light industry after a public hearing. Township trustees delayed final action, planning a regular meeting next Thursday to decide on the change following strong public sentiment in favor of industrial zoning.
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Township Zoning Board
Indus
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Lorain County Regional Planning Commission
Brownhelm School
Benjamin Taylor
June Thoughts and Brides Spotlight in Week-End Edition
The Week-End Edition of the C-T spotlights June with brides and graduates. Brides on Pes. 12 and 13 appear with related features in the County Editor on Pg. 15 and a reception menu from One Cook to Another on Pg. 12. Bi-Life reflects graduates on Pg. 13, plus a search for Mr and Mrs Young Newlywed with details on Pg. 12.
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C-T
Week End Dividend Pages feature diverse columnists
The columnists offer views reviews and previews across topics from dogs stamps and records to world affairs. Rustlin Around recalls twenty six years with the paper and Scene About Town covers a fishing jaunt. Dorothy Funk’s From the Chatter Box explores press medical relations on page 15. Joe Cowden reports What They're Saying and a C T Family Portrait of Dan Warner on page 14.
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C-T
Dorothy Funk
Joe Cowden
Dan Warner
Motorist Testimony Fails to Aid District in Mohowski Case
Chicago truck driver Frank Moore testified about a gun battle that left Lorain County deputy sheriff Steve Mohowski critically wounded in Washington Court House. Moore described seeing a man in a white shirt crouching behind a car as Mohowski fired, then urged his driver Rice to flee the scene toward a hotel.
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Chicago
Fayette County
Steve Mohowski
Lorain County
Mohowski
Sheriff's Department
Washington Court House
University Hospital
Columbus
Frank Moore
West Wilcox St
Chronicle-Telegram
Rice
Winston-Salem
N.C
Moore
Carolina Motor Co
Washington D.C
Sam
Uu Auuncu Uu
Charles E. Leber
McGlynn St
Hamilton
C-T
Leber
Walter Marshall
Pat
Reward Wait Urged in Marilyn Sheppard Case
Cleveland reporters recount ongoing debate in Cuyahoga County over the $10,000 reward posted by the Sheppard family for the arrest and conviction of Marilyn Sheppard’s killer. Dr Richard Sheppard urges waiting five years while authorities pursue the proper suspect amid Sam Sheppard’s ongoing second-degree murder conviction appeals.
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INS
Cuyahoga County
Richard N. Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
Marilyn
Appellate
Supreme Court
Richard
Dr. Richard
Pou Cane
Joseph Gorman
Dr. Sam
William J. Corrigan
Sam
U. S. Supreme Court
Marshall Asks Vote Recount In Ohio Primary
Harry T. Marshall of Cleveland seeks a recount of May primary results in about 300 precincts across seven counties including 17 in Lorain County. He posted 10 per precinct and argues errors by tired officials could alter the outcome.
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Harry T. Marshall
Cleveland
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Lorain County
Marshall
Ruth Fox
Election Board
Oberlin
Elyria
Lorain
Secretary of State
Summit County
Montgomery
Clark
Butler
Scioto
Mahoning
B W Negotiating To Buy Utica Firm
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co of Elyria confirms negotiations to acquire Brunner Manufacturing Co of Utica New York. Officials say talks are underway and no final agreement has been reached.
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Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Elyria
Brunner Manufacturing Co
Utica
N Y
Elyria Company
Bendix-Westinghouse
Weather summary and business note from Bendix Westinghouse
The notice reports gray cool morning and improving afternoon in Ohio with a high of 56 to 64 and a frost risk tonight. It includes Lake Erie wind details and a forecast of fair, warmer conditions tomorrow. A Bendix-Westinghouse statement discusses product diversification into refrigeration and air conditioning components as a strategic move, with executives noting ongoing but unresolved negotiations and potential future developments.
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Ohio
BO. Thomas
Bendix-Westinghouse
D. S. Kimball
F. G. Reiter
Bendix Westinghouse
Home of U S Aide Bombed in Cyprus Terror Attack
In Nicosia, the home of John Meehan, a U S consulate radio operator from West Acton Massachusetts, was bombed by Cypriot terrorists. Meehan and his wife and three children escaped injury as American and British officials sought a motive. The attack followed a British officer’s home being bombed nearby.
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ASI
U.S
Cyprus
John Meehan
West Acton
Mass
Im Erior
Richard Barham
Meehan
Tito Arrives in Moscow for Talks With Soviet Leaders
In Moscow Tito was greeted by Khrushchev Bulganin and Voroshilov as a military band played. Molotov, attending despite recent resignation, and Shepilov joined the welcome. Tito reviewed the guard of honor then met the top Soviet officials ahead of formal talks on closer relations between Yugoslavia and the Soviet bloc.
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Tito
M. Molotov
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Molotov
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Army Guard of Honor
Voroshilov
Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia
Bulgania
Khrushchhev
Molotov Resignation Signals Shift in Soviet Policy
Washington reports ex foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov appears out of step with new Soviet leadership. Officials say his ouster aligns with renewed policy under Premier Bulganin and Party chief Khrushchev. Tito’s Moscow visit is cited as a factor in Molotov’s fall.
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Washington
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Marshal
Moscow
Malotov
Dmitri Shepilov
Six Teens Jail Nightly for Six Months in Gunt ersville
In Gunterville Alabama six teenagers convicted of burglary and grand larceny will serve six months of nightly jail terms. Each night from 7 pm to 7 am they must remain in jail as a new sentence handed down by Judge J S Stone. The six are Charles Isdell Pete Whitman Jimmy Reynolds Jimmy Shirley Neill Estes and R B Abercrombie. All are single. Estes is the only one with a wife awaiting him after the sentence was pronounced.
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Civ
J. S. Stone
Charles Isdell
Pete Whitman
Jimmy Reynolds
Jimmy Shirley
Neill Estes
R. B. Abercrombie
Estes
Truman Says She Should Be Beaten by Eisenhower Rivalry
SALZBURG Austria INS Truman declares Eisenhower can and should be beaten at the next election at a Salzburg news conference. He accuses White House press secretary Hagerty of warning about a dirty campaign and blasts Republican campaigns as the roughest and dirtiest he has seen. He vows to meet them half way and says he believes any Democratic nominee can defeat Eisenhower.
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Austria
INS
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Inm
Truman
Jr. Hagerty
Jury Awards Boy 300000 In Akron Personal Injury Suit
A Com Mon Pleas Court jury awarded eight year old Carl Berry 300000 against DeWitt Motors Inc of Akron. The car was driven by Gene Dengg a DeWitt salesman. the injury occurred last June in the boy’s driveway. The verdict followed a long case that began May 18.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Butchiel Berry
DeWitt Motors Inc
Akron
Gene Dengg
DeWitt
First Fountain Pen Invented in 1884 by Waterman
The first workable fountain pen was invented by Lewis Waterman in 1884. Fountain pens are touted as lasting, with a lifetime proposition for ads in the Chronicle-Telegram. Readers are urged to place personal or classified ads daily, with help via dial 4751.
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Lewis, Waterman
Chronicle-Telegram
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Mary) Miller
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