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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
9
Lorain County reveals a geologic history as ice sheets and lakes shaped its landscapes. The article notes ancient seas, layered rocks from lime to sandstone, and a canyon of earth’s crust beneath today’s surface, with rivers transporting debris from eastern Canada and the East.
The article reflects on Ohio traffic fatalities over a long Memorial Day weekend with Lorain County escaping harm. It questions road rock barriers at Ridgelawn Cemetery and laments noisy motorcycles. It then shifts to a geological survey of Lorain County detailing sandstones, shales, limestones, ancient sea beds, fossils, and post-glacial mammals, ending with a promise to trace the ice sheet’s path in a subsequent piece.
Area square dance organizations including Overlook Squares and Cleveland Area Callers Association survey dancers to shape classes clubs and events. A committee led by Ange Dalessio reviews responses while workshops and weekly schedules across Lorain Elyria North Olmsted and surrounding towns outline caller lineups and venue times. Local dancers are urged to answer the questionnaire and participate in upcoming events and workshops.
United States races space race versus USSR as solid propellant engines promise high thrust with lower cost and simpler design. Experts urge solid fuel boosters to achieve first stage power, noting liquid systems need heavy turbo-pumps and weigh more.
Chronicle Telegram panel of reporters weighs Kennedy address to Nikita Khrushchev ahead of a weekend meeting. Citations urge hard line on Cuba Berlin and disarmament while warning NATO and UN actions. Multiple editors propose blunt lines about Soviet aggression and preserving free nations.
UPI reports a San Mateo production of a telephone device for the blind that dials up to 230 numbers automatically. Tape indexed in braille guides users to names, and a single push completes the call. The device aims to enhance independence for visually impaired users.
Ted Wood critiques the craze for trading stamps and gimmicks used by stores to boost sales. The piece playfully lampoons stamp programs, fake bonus cards, and their impact on housewives and school budgeting, ending with a hypothetical of integrated Southern transit hubs and extra doors.
Yesteryear reports 143 graduates this year as winds from a Windsor hurricane blow through the Midwest bringing a cold front and storms. Two people die and seven are injured in the weather event.
In Turin Italy and Great Britain clashed in a World Olympiad match. At the first table Bel ladonna as East opened diamonds, Schapiro overcalled, Reese advanced to four and twelve tricks were made. At the second table Chiaradia and Forsquel reached six spades after a long slam sequence. East led clubs, Chiaradia misguessed spades and went down one.
ARECIBO Puerto Rico hosts the world’s largest radio telescope under construction and slated to operate next fall. A Steelways report says early tests will seek radio signals from other solar systems to learn if stars emit such signals and what that reveals about underlying physical laws.
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