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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
8
A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as a modern figure who embodies monarchy as a key British institution. The piece weighs enduring cultural loyalty against views of the crown as costly and outdated, noting public affection, ceremonial roles, and the couple’s active public life.
Beverly Hills California UPI reports Skinnay Ennis 56 died Sunday night becoming the third bandleader of the era to die within a month. Authorities say he appeared to choke and stop breathing as they prepared for autopsy to determine cause. Ted Weems and Eddy Howard also died recently. Hope called Ennis a wonderful man and praised him on his birthday show. Ennis born Edgar Clyde Ennis studied at the University of North Carolina joined Hal Kemp’s band as drummer and singer and spent years at the Statler Hilton in Los Angeles before touring and recording. He last released a theme song in 1955 and was divorced from Carmine Calhoun in 1959. They had one son, Chris.
UPI reports Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York urged Vice President Johnson to alter pro filibuster rulings and back civil rights legislation in the Senate. He warned the coming debate might renew GOP attacks, noting Johnson could pave the way to end racial strife and change the gag rule. The piece also notes Medicare vote doubts and Justice Department work on two civil rights bills, including school desegregation suits and anti discrimination in public accommodations.
Washington UPI The national Draft Goldwater Committee announced a mammoth July 4 rally in Washington to urge Barry Goldwater to seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. Speakers include Tower Ashbrook and Fannin with entertainment by Brennan Wills Lundigan and Zimbalist Jr. The rally aims to launch a petition drive for Goldwater’s candidacy. Senator Hugh Scott urged Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton as a possible running mate or candidate if asked.
Columbus UPI reports the 100th General Assembly opens after a short holiday week with few bills expected to pass tonight. House actions may include Senate changes to the industrial expansion plan and a riot penalty bill, while Senate votes could advance a 40 hour work week for non teaching schools and liquor license measures. A $230 million bond issue for colleges, schools, water, and recreation may go to the November ballot if approved. The Senate starts a five day week. House may add Friday in two weeks. Committees will hear driving bill tests and a constitutional amendment to issue $200 million in highway bonds.
United Press International reports a record Memorial Day weekend toll with at least 508 traffic deaths since Wednesday. California led with 59 deaths, followed by New York 42, Texas 28, Ohio 24, and Pennsylvania 23 as the 102 hour period ended.
Miss Elaine Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Duane C Robinson 523 Princeton Ave was awarded the Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at Mount Union Colleges 117th commencement in Alliance Yesterday Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges received an honorary Doctor of Laws and delivered the address former Elyrian Howard Schlegel son of Mr and Mrs James Schlegel was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree
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