06 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
1
A Ely girl with one leg and a cone arm hopes to walk without casts as a junior bridesmaid for her sister's wedding on June 13. She faces a race against time to remove the casts and train her leg before the ceremony.
Quiz series tests knowledge of the Bard with a dry subject presented in Circling the Square and related columns. The description mentions final installments and notes on Nevada statehood and stamp facts on page 14.
Amherst's distance running star will vacation and run about 100 miles weekly to stay in shape for the CT Decathlon. Dennis Crozier named top Elyria Catholic High senior for athletics academics and activities. Other features on sports pages 22 of 24.
OBES EIN College honors a prominent industrialist and lawyer with its Alumni Medal as campus roars into rush weekend for commencement. Open House is set for tomorrow at Wellington convalescent home with story and pictures. AIAN claimant appealing traffic conviction from Avon Lake Municipal Court.
In Elyria Ohio Judge Webber deferred delinquency charges on May 11 youths who admitted throwing eggs and balloons. He urged them to donate three dozen eggs each to the welfare department and praised police for swift action while noting poverty context.
Cloudy conditions with intervals of light rain and mild temperatures. High around 67 with tonight and Sunday partly cloudy skies and scattered showers. Lake Erie winds from 5 to 12 knots shifting to 8 to 15 knots, with occasional rain today and showers tonight.
In New York City a white policeman and a Negro youth were involved in a street confrontation after a knife attack on a subway. Howard Newman, the attacker, told police he acted out of impulse. In Florida, St Augustine officials consider MLK Jr demands for desegregation and fair hiring after protests. Other reports note Alabama arrests for spraying mustard oil on demonstrators and a Carl T. Rowan item in Washington.
Gertrude Richards of 1007 Valley View Columbia Station needs 15 donors of B positive blood for open heart surgery to repair a defective valve. Lorain County Heart Association seeks immediate sampling and cross matching with surgery set for July 14 at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Volunteers contact Mrs. Richard Manch or Mrs. Herry Novak. samples at Elyria Memorial Hospital blood bank. More than 15 donors needed in case of no-shows.
Rev Charles M C Knock of the First Chinese Church of Christ in Hawaii will deliver the opening prayer at the Senate on Tuesday. He is the first clergyman of Chinese origin selected for the invocations.
Dr. Paul B. Sears urged curbing water waste as a major issue in Oberlin with a study from Lorain County showing 29 percent rainfall lost to highway drainage. He noted national water problems from Alaska to Arizona, stressing landscape absorption and replenishment during commencement weekend events.
Two Elyria High seniors, Robert Taylor and William Bird, start a summer fruit and vegetable stand on Rt 20 in North Ridgeville to fund their college educations. The carousel shaped stand operates daily from dawn to 10 PM with guidance from parents George Bird and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Taylor and aims to attract many local customers.
Lorain County Civil Defense conducts a 24 hour shelter drill at North Ridge Road with 40 women and children in the basement while two men from Elyria and Lorain supervise from the headquarters. Charlie Pritt and Mike Cherrella command the drill and training participants will receive certificates on Saturday.
Cyprus alert called off at dawn as Greek Cypriot and Turkish tensions ease. President Johnson invited Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu to Washington for talks, with U N peace patrols boosting security near airports roads ports and strategic points amid rumors of Turkish arms airdrops.
On the 20th anniversary of the Normandy landings in 1964, United States and Western Allied leaders urged continued wartime unity. Thousands, including top World War II commanders, gathered at Omaha Beach to honor the dead and reinforce solidarity, though French President de Gaulle was largely absent. General Omar Bradley read a Johnson message at the ceremony urging continued free world unity.
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