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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
19
Practical advice on avoiding vapor lock on hot days, checking carburetor anti backfire valve, fuel lines, and cooling systems. Additional notes cover ignition gaps, light in trunk test, brake and clutch care, shifting patterns, and reader Q A guidance from Fussell for car maintenance queries.
Government seeks new handwriting samples of James R Hoffa after forbidden use of Senate Rackets Committee fingerprint cards to verify his signature. Prosecutor moves to have a witness testify about Hoffa signatures on cards from committee appearances. Defense objects that using rackets documents would frame the case. Hoffa and seven co defendants are charged with fraudulently obtaining $25 million in loans and diverting $1.7 million.
Thursday sessions presided by FRAXE SL WILCOX list motorists with offenses. Edwin Maddox for driving wrong way on divided highway. George Hart speeding. Virginia Paull stop sign violation. Alden Young speeding. Tommy Ross speeding. Howard Plum intoxication. Joseph Deimling Jr intoxication. Deward Turay speeding pleaded innocent but found guilty. Jennie Juleck speeding. Frank Abbey Jr passing without assured clear distance. Charges include fines and driver improvement schooling where noted.
Israeli officials report the Jordan River water carrier reached the terminus near Tel Aviv after a month long test run. Engineers call the trial satisfactory though it marks a major step toward full scale operation. The project cost 110 million dollars and will initially deliver 150 to 180 million cubic meters annually.
An explosion at a Grafton plant ignited a fire in a steel mold chamber. Authorities report damage and a prompt response by local fire services. No injuries were immediately disclosed.
The Elyria Democratic Club plans a June 23 meeting at 7 30 p m in Moose Hall. Green of the Cleveland Browns will speak and show Browns 1963 season footage. No injuries reported after a small sports fire. members will review a constitutional ratification.
The Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Florence began its summer schedule with a trip to Cedar Point. Six members will attend the church camp at Heidelberg College the weekend of July 10: Tamara Johnson, Rhonda Richards, Larry Long, Bil Gerrick, Ruth Ann, and Deborah Sennhenn. The group voted to buy a scrapbook for PF activities and the paper drive runs until June 20 with PR members collecting. The next meeting is June 23 at 7 p.m. in Faith Hall with Kathy Tuttle in charge of the program and Rhonda Richards as hostess.
A May report from Lorain County Recorder Leota B. Mitchell lists 115 mineral and oil leases covering 9 146 acres. Henrietta Township led activity with nearly 4 400 acres leased, while Douglas J. Kise Oklahoma City had 35 leases. City property deeds rose to 609 from 588 last year, agricultural deeds fell to 115 from 119, and three subdivision plats were filed Crestview No 2 Ambherst White Oak Drive No 5 Elyna Harborview No 2 Vermuilon.
Erie County units at the Erie County Office Building on 11200 Sycamore Line were repeatedly broken into over the last year. County officials report recent entry through a roof hole in the stage area affecting the Agricultural Extension Service and Regional Planning Commission. James Bartrop, planning director, described the ongoing vandalism to county commissioners.
A brief weather note outlines March conditions across regions. Forecasters cite lingering cold snaps for early month while predicting warming trends toward mid month with chances of precipitation varying by location. Photographs of radar charts accompany the report.
Roger A. Robinson of Willard was named Wakeman police chief at the village council meeting, filling a post vacant since September 1963. He succeeds John Doty Bellevue, with Al Van Fessen serving as interim chief. The Robinson family plans to move to Wakeman and Mrs. Robinson operates a Willard beauty shop.
Frank Klingenspor, 61, hired to tend Lord Portman’s gardens in Beaconsfield, was fined 30 pounds after court heard he struck Lady Portman during a dispute over interference with his work in the greenhouse area. He claimed frustration over drafts and delicate plants and said he sought a new job with a more sympathetic owner.
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