Kennedy in Paris Delights in Versailles Night Tour
Mrs. Kennedy returns to American style amid Paris fashion and royal settings. She wears a grey suit with a pearl necklace and a white hat, while the visit to Versailles and a gala dinner with Charles de Gaulle mark a moonlit evening of history and praise for the empress’s gardens. The First Lady expresses deep gratitude as the Kennedys plan Louvre and Malmaison visits before departing Vienna-bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mussel
Paris
UPI
Jacquel
Ine Kennedy
Ameri
Alexandre
Louvre Museum
Malmaison
Poleon
Josephine
White House
Quai d'Orsay
Versailles
Ace of
Tome de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Vienna
Jent
Thor Threaav Utain
Kennedy
Louvre
Napoleon
Mme
Maurice Couve de Murville
Kennedys
Man Faces 2 Charges In Fracas
A 33 year old man from East 34th Street was arrested after allegedly striking two men and attempting to enter a stranger's car near Broadway and West Erie Avenue. Charles Mendak was charged with two counts of intoxication and assault and battery after identification by witnesses Martin Falczynski and Richard Weldon. Police say Mendak resisted officers at the station following the incident at a Broadway area service station where Weldon’s car was parked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Charles Mendak
East 34Th St
Martin Falczynski
West 2St St
Richard Weldon
West Ninth St
Mendak
Broadway
West Erie Ave
Falczynski
Mendak S
Weldon
Broadway Building
After-Hours Bar Break-In Nets Cash and Liquor
Thieves hit two Lorain bars in the early hours, taking 434 in cash and 12 bottles of liquor from Vogue Room and D and L Tavern. Bar managers report 30 from a cash register and no damage to the safe or vending machines. Break-in occurred between 1 and 7 am yesterday. D and L Tavern losses totaled 4 and 12 bottles of intoxicants. George Yepko, 49, notes the Lex ington Ave location break-in happened between 2 and 3 50 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Vogue Room
D and L
George Yepko
Lexington Ave
Lorain Court Tue Docket Noted Traffic Pleas
Lorain Municipal Court entries list Mary Bigley 68 of 1006 Ninth St. pleading innocent to improper lane change with trial set June 13 and bond 35 dollars. Edward Swietzniowski 18 of 1019 West 1th St. faces failure to control car with 15 dollars bond. John Kovich 29 of 575 Lafayette Ave Avon Lake charged with driving without a license and 50 dollar fine. Josef Grosely 32 of 1681 East Sard St speeding 20 dollars. Anthony Kalcher 37 of 831 West East St charged with driving while intoxicated pleaded innocent with trial set June 20 and bond 350 dollars. he also pleaded guilty to failure to yield right of way with sentencing June 20.
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Mary Bigley
Ninth St
Edward Swietzniowski
West 1Th St
John Kovich
Lafayette Ave
Avon Lake
Anthony Kalcher
West East St
School Days Nearing End For Summer 1961
Public and Catholic school students in Lorain enter the final 10 days of the 1960 61 year as 494 public seniors end classes today and 12 500 underclassmen finish June 9 two days after diplomas for the seniors. Catholic schools wrap up June 7 with 86 seniors to graduate on June 11.
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Lorain
Automation in New York Firms Listed in 1941 Thomas Register
The 1941 Thomas Register of American Manufacturers lists 744 firms as automation system and component parts producers. Before 1955 the register had no automation equipment producers classification, offering only six.
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New York
API
Thomas Register of
Register
Dawley to Attend National Campaign Leaders Conference
Phillip Dawley campaign chairman for Lorain United Appeal will attend the first annual Campaign Leaders National Conference at Sugar Camp Dayton. Volunteers from 2200 communities with United Funds and Community Chests will study campaign techniques and discuss problems. Major speakers include Benson Ford Joseph Beirne Neil McElroy C Virgil Martin chairs 1961 conference.
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Lorain
Phillip Dawley
United Appeal
Sugar Camp
Dayton
United Funds
Benson Ford
Ford Motor Co
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Lorain Officer Charged Over Memorial Day Parade Absence
Lorain police officer Luis Longoria age 26 was suspended by Police Chief Frank L. Pawlak for not appearing in the Memorial Day parade. The suspension cites failure to follow orders and undermining the parade leader. The case moves to City Safety Director Gabor Toth for review.
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Lorain
Luis‘ Longoria
Frank L. Pawlak
Longoria
Ashland Ave
Pawlak
Gabor Toth
Toth
Take Off Gloves GOP Leaders Face Gunfire Amid Bet dispute
A gun battle over a $3 bet on Lexington Ave left a 9 year old girl Linda Glover wounded in the shoulder as James Martin and Guther Barnes exchanged shots from a poolroom dispute. Martin and Barnes were jailed awaiting formal charges. Police described bullets hitting a residence across from Martin’s home as the men argued inside a wall.
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Lorain
Lexington
Ave.e
Martin
Barnes
James Martin
Joan
Lexington Ave
West 12Th St
Guther Barnes
West
110Th St
Yine Ave
Linda Glover
Osterday
St. Joseph Hospital
Lurain
GOP
Roy N
Martn
Trotter
Buleimann
Alvinette
Tm H. Farr
Ron
Swiss Cheese Fraud Claimed by FDA Seizures
The FDA seized three lots of Swiss cheese for artificial holes or no holes, alleging consumer cheating. Chicago and New York shipments involved Green County Co, Triangle Cheese Co, J. S. Hoff man Co, and N. Dorman Co, with lines in Monroe and Chicago.
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James B. Shuman
United Press - International Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Chicago
New York
FDA
George P. Larrick
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Green County Co
Monroe
Wis
Triangle Cheese Co
J. S. Hoffman Co
N. Dorman Co
New York City
Crossing Figures Revised for 3 Rail Crossings in Lorain
Mayor John C Jaworski and Benson J Wood of Harley Ellington and Day Updated the plan to remove three of 11 railroad crossings on Broadway Kansas Ave and Leavitt Rd The revised estimate runs about 2 million with the city paying 700000 the rest covered by federal and state governments The figures are expected early next week and Wood will update the original 1959 estimates
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Broadway
Kansas Ave
Leavitt Rd
Jaworski
Benson J. Wood
Harley, Ellington and Day
Wood
Acropolis Has Been Occupied Since Stone Age Era
The Acropolis in Athens, Greece, has evidence of continuous occupation dating back to about 4000 B C. Archaeologists note long human presence on the rocky hill since.
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Acropolis
Athens
Greece
Teen charged with auto theft after truck found in Elyria
A 19 year old from Elyria was arrested by Huron police after being found in a truck stolen from a West 35th Street business. The owner did not lend the vehicle and did not know it was missing. Police located the truck owner through a traffic stop and traced the vehicle to Green Acres Farm.
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Elyria
West 35Th St
Harry Turner
Lorain Blvd
Huron
Green Acres Farm
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Jackie
U.S. Styles
Louis XIV
al & Lu Sterner
W. Broad
Dan’s Delicatessen
Westlake
Gene Krugman
Club Bolero
Rte
Bernie’s
Bernie’s Restaurant
Fairlawn FA
the Varieteers
Chuck Ramirez
His
Rhythm Knights
Ohio
Lincoln Park
Big A&p
Blue Sky Inn
Bridge
Prom
Municipal Court News
Josef Grosely
East Sard St
McDonalds A
Werse Ave
Lorain Ries
Dawley
James Dawson
the Chronicle-Telegram
John C. Jaworski
E. Erie Ave
Pali
Piaa Liplp
Stan’s. Villa
G.M. Plant
Lith and
Middle Ave
Sheffield House
O'Neil
Sheffield Center
Rts
Ernie Benedict
Featuring
Romeo Fascione
Chippewa Lake Park
P. A. Chipp.aszantains
Hart
Sheffield Shopping Center
Magnavox
Wlaa
Wagner Music & Appliance
Broad St
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