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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
7
Governors gathered at the Sheraton Cleveland Hotel to seek a verbal pledge on a resolutions measure. The effort collapsed with a 29 to 16 vote against Montana Governor Tim Babcock’s motion to establish a Resolutions Committee to act before and during next year’s conference.
Roy Nichols, 18, pleaded innocent in Lorain County Common Pleas Court to a charge of second degree murder in the bludgeon slaying of Eugene Sapolski, 44, found May 3. Nichols confessed to police 10 days later, saying he struck Sapolski after being caught removing a battery from Sapolski’s car behind his home. Bond set at $100,000. hearing scheduled June 22.
A Lorain based department store faces a labor charge under the National Labor Relations Act. The case involves picketing actions at Homewood Shopping Center and alleged unfair procedures toward employees and union organizing by Local 94.
Atty Lil Hen Bana han of the American Bar Association led a survey team in Oberlin Municipal Court to study traffic case types and dispositions for the U S Bureau of Public Roads. The study covers Ohio roads and aims to assess enforcement impact and court procedures. The national project runs through 1966 with results to legislatures if changes are recommended.
Lorain High School will graduate 221 seniors and Admiral King High School 438 seniors in ceremonies at their campuses. Mil ton Tomasek will present Lorain High diplomas as Ken Kohlmyer Barry Coyne and Stan Youtt speak. Harry Evans will award Admiral King diplomas with speakers Joe DeLillo David Rainey and Emda Mancin i.
Police reported Ethiopia switched to right hand driving after a 20 mile per hour speed limit and only minor accidents. The change was ordered as most imported cars are built for right side driving and will last through the first week of the swatch.
Safety Service Director Jack M. Birchhill announced Ford Road bridge work by Nate & Co at 26 University Ave. The bridge will be closed for three days starting today for repairs and painting with a single bidder at 4450 dollars.
Governors Conference rules spark conflict as Republicans fail to gather three fourths for suspension of the Articles of Organization. Gov. Anderson leads a session focused on civil rights with panelists including Gov. Breathitt advocating equal access to public accommodations and desegregation. Tensions rise during the Empire Room discussions at Sheraton-Cleveland.
A nine governor committee led by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urges stronger civil defense and post attack recovery. They note 10 million shelter spaces located, 74 000 buildings marked, and 20 million spaces stocked with federal funds, while warning Congress to reauthorize federal matching funds by June 19 1939 and press for BR 8200 and GR 103s. Alaska's earthquake cited as proof of defense readiness, yet broad apathy remains among governors.
Lorain Ohio school board redraws boundary to move 139 pupils to Lorain High for 1964-65, shifting from Admiral King due to overload. New line extends from Nickel Plate right of way to Oakdale and 28th, then Baltomore and Ohio right of way to plus. Projected enrollments: Admiral King 2586, Lorain High 2106.
About 50 women and children will test shelter management at the Civil Defense HQ on North Ridge Rd in a 24 hour drill. The exercise, first of its kind in Ohio, involves rationing crackers and water, lighting restrictions, and emergency communications as they simulate a national emergency.
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