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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1961
Page
1
The Chieftain, a giant of the Erie tribe who fed his people, is documented by Raymond C. Vietzen at Indian Ridge Museum. Don Miller continues the Erie story in a second installment, with geology features in Lorain County in the Pathways of the Pioneers series.
For This And That For the comment of a young hero's mother when she was told of his quick thinking and for a question for Congressman Charles A. Mosher see Joe Cowden's What They're Saying Pg. 17. And for other columns and features on things both local and national don't miss the Week-End Dividend Pages Pgs. 16, 17.
County 4-H records show enrollment totals and club counts with adult advisors listed. Elyria Cage coaches lead workouts as teams prepare for state all-star contest amid enforcement push.
At the Vienna summit, Nikita Khrushchev told President Kennedy that no East West issue was open to negotiation. Kennedy and U S officials faced a completely immovable Soviet stance, shaping the summit's outcome.
Kennedy reported the Geneva and Vienna talks as somber with little headway on Laos Berlin and disarmament. Khrushchev dismissed Laos and offered no negotiation on key issues, spurring semi shock among U S officials as the session stretched beyond schedule. Continued on Pg 2 Col 7.
Geneva sources express guarded hope for East West compromise at the Laos peace talks. UPI reports a potential shift after Averell Harriman’s talks with Andrei Gromyko as Foreign Secretary Lord Home prepares to join discussions.
William J. Powell, 67, of Wellington, died after being struck by a southbound car while walking east across Rt. 58 in Huntington. Driver Tyrone Carstensen, 22, of West Salem, was not charged. Powell, born in Pittsburgh, resided with a Huntington cousin. funeral arrangements are pending. The incident marked the county’s fifth traffic death of the year and second pedestrian fatality.
Eight more Freedom Riders left Nashville on a Greyhound bus bound for Jackson Mississippi. Five began in Chicago and were joined in Nashville by three others. The Chicago group was led by a rider from United Press International.
Partly cloudy and warm in Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio with showers today. highs near 82. Sunday mostly sunny and warm with possible showers or thundershowers. Petunia and marigold prices listed. Reports from Jackson and Memphis describe Freedom Riders arrested for testing segregation laws in Mississippi and accompanying demonstrations in Beale Street. NAACP and federal suits challenge state and local authorities over arrests and segregated facilities existing in transit hubs.
West German President Heinrich Luebke urged the Communists to leave East Berlin and said he would visit the city’s free western sectors repeatedly despite Soviet protests. He spoke after a Soviet barrage accusing West German authorities of unlawful interference. Luebke flew from Berlin to Bonn and affirmed that his visits would continue to support West Berlin and the West German parliament’s right to meet in Berlin on special occasions.
Communist spokesmen said Russian and East German troops would resist a Western move to Berlin if a new blockade is imposed. Prof Erich Freund questioned claims West Allies would force a path to West Berlin, citing Soviet and Warsaw Pact ties and Russia's 300,000 troops in East Germany. Berlin’s Communist newspaper repeated Moscow’s warning that Western provocations will be met with defense of the republic.
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