City pool repair delay may cost $5000 in repairs
The Cascade Pool, built in 1926 as a gift from the Elyria Kiwanis Club, faces a potential $5000 repair bill after a crack widened to 12 by 15 feet. Opening may be delayed as contractors replace a undermined concrete slab. Eugene J. Mullen reported daily water loss of about 300 gallons.
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Cascade Pool
Park Department
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Charles Hoagland
Hoagland
Recreation Department
Eugene J. Mullen
East Third St
Mullen
Five civil rights demonstrators removed from Ohio capitol gallery
In Columbus a 10 hour protest ended as five demonstrators including two chained to seats and a locked balcony figure were escorted out by highway patrol. The group pressed a fair housing bill stalled in committee while CORI members vowed to stay chained until the bill advanced.
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Ohio General Assembly
Joe Colucci
Columbus
UPI
House of Representatives
Ohio State University
David Clark
Arthur Zebbs
Aldersgate Methodist Church
The
Congress of Racial Equality
CORI
Zebbs
Zebbi
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Wallace will not be prosecuted by federal authorities
Governor George Wallace is not expected to face U.S. prosecution after federal officials found no technical violation of a federal injunction when he blocked integration at the University of Alabama. President Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard to permit Vivian Malone and James Hood to enter the Tuscaloosa campus.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
University of Alabama
U. S. Justice Department
Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
Wallace
Tuscaloosa
High Justice Department
Vivian Malone
James Hood
Lorain committee delays hiring air pollution expert
A Lorain committee postpones hiring an air pollution expert as part of ongoing environmental oversight. The notice outlines steps for reevaluation and a new meeting date to discuss qualifications and funding.
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Lorain Committee
Two Oberlin Men Fined and Jailed After Rural Restaurant Shooting
Albert S. George and Lloyd P. Walden, both 24 and 27 respectively, were fined 300 dollars and jailed 30 days for malicious destruction of property and firing a shotgun over a state highway. They claimed a race friction argument preceded the incident at the Motor Rest truck stop on routes 20 and 58, after which a window and cooler were damaged. Gerald Fitzpatrick, 27, was released as the two stated they left him at home before the shooting. The shotguns were confiscated.
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Oberlin
Albert S. George
Groveland St
Lloyd P. Walden
William Hawkins
Rts
Hawkins
George
Walden
Sheriff's Department
David R. Goldthorpe
Gerald E. Fitzpatrick
Lincoln St
Goldthorpe
American fishing boat Espiritu Santo seized off Ecuador
The Espiritu Santo, an American fishing boat, was seized Wednesday off Manabi Province and is held under police guard at Salinas naval base. Reports suggest pirate fishing charges similar to the San Diego boats White Star and Ranger, which faced fines totaling over 26,000 dollars before release.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
UPI
Manabi
Salinas Naval Base
San Diego
White Star
Ranger
Ruling Upholds Rezoning for 1.5 Million Holiday Inn Motel
Judge LeRoy F. Kelly rejected Clair and Clara Dornon challenge to the 132 acre rezoning north of the Turnpike from residential to commercial for a Holiday Inn motel. The case arose after a temporary injunction and a later zoning correction, with the plaintiffs selling land to West River Development Co. and not using it for residential purposes.
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LeRoy F. Kelly
Clair
Clara Dornon
Park Ave
West River Rd
Rt. 57
Demons
Kelly
Stillegal
West River Development Co
City of
Elyria
Evers funeral set as manhunt for sniper continues
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights leader Medgar Evers is to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery after his slaying. Police sent the rifle and a fingerprint from the weapon to the FBI as the manhunt for his killer continues. Evers widow plans the burial in Arlington and his NAACP role is noted. Eight prominent Negro leaders pressed Mayor Thompson over alleged police brutality and racial demands during a two hour meeting.
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Evers
Masonic Temple
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Arlington National Cemetery
Thompson
Creation of human relations unit urged in Lorain
NAACP president Jack Rutledge says a letter urging Lorain city council to form a human relations committee will be drafted by the local NAACP chapter and placed on Mayor Mathna's desk. A grievance committee, focusing on employment, has been discussed with the mayor, with action expected Monday. The chapter plans to send flowers and possible funds for Medgar Evers' funeral in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Lorain
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Tomorrow
Jack Rutledge
NAACP
Rutledge
Woodrow W. Mathna
Mathna
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Naacp
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
Memorial Service in Elyria and NAACP efforts for integration
The memorial service will be held at Second Methodist Church in Elyria on June 23 at 7 30 p m. The NAACP in Elyria plans resolutions to urge local government and businesses to hire more Negroes and place qualified Negroes in better paying jobs. The pastor Rev George T Short and the NAACP president comment on the need for local action and potential human relations committee ordinances.
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Second Methodist Church
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
South
George T. Short
Lorain
Rutledge
NAACP
C T Staffers to Receive UPI Awards in Columbus
The Chronicle Telegram editorial staff will win 10 UPI Ohio Editors awards at a Columbus dinner. Honors cover editorial writing feature stories spot news sports and photography for coverage from Oct 1 1961 to Sept 15 1962. CT competed in the 10 000 to 90 000 circulation division.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Columbus
United Press International Ohio Editors Organization
Pered
Ohio
United Press International News Report
C T
No Real Delay Expected at Plum Brook Station
Congressman Charles A. Mosher says there will be no real delay in NASA Plum Brook Station research despite a Space Committee plan to cut the fiscal 1964 request from 12.4 million to 5.8 million. Subcommittee recommendations target moon shot programs. Plum Brook officials note hearings are ongoing.
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Washington
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
Chronicle - Telegram
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Plum Brook
Sandusky
Mosher
Space, Sciences Subcommittee
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Weather report for Northeastern Ohio
Partly cloudy and cooler today with a high near 66 to 72 degrees. Fair tonight with low around 50 to 56. Saturday looks generally fair with little temperature change. Thursday temperature range around 73 with 0.01 inch of precipitation in the last 24 hours. Humidity around 66 percent in the evening, sunrise at 5 53 a.m. and sunset at 9 02 p.m. Moonrise at 1 49 a.m. and moonset at 7 11 p.m.
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Ohio
Soviet launches Vostok 5 with Valery Bykovsky aboard
The Tass agency announced the Soviet space ship Vostok 5, carrying Lt. Col. Valery Bykovsky, has been placed in earth orbit at 88.4 minute intervals. Reports suggest a possible tandem flight with a woman as cosmonette, aiming for eight days in space.
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Tass
Valery Bykovsky
Air Force
Valery Fedorovich Bykovsky
Radio
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovicht
Pavel Popovich
U.S
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Protest march by CORE leaders in Washington
CORE leaders plan a peaceful march from the White House to the Justice Department in Washington to protest racial discrimination. Julius Hobson of CORE says the event will call attention to fair housing and fair employment failures by local officials.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Justice Department
Julius Hobson
District of Columbia
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Hobson
Judge orders 20 lashes in woodshed justice case
In Muncie Indiana Judge Walter G Tanner ordered 20 lashes with a Sam Browne belt for 20-year-old Franklin D Campbell who sprayed a stray pup with calcium and set it alive. Tanner calls it humiliating but not cruel and says it deters crime without a jail term.
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Muncie, Ind
UPI
Walter G. Tanner
Tanner
Franklin D. Campbell
Campbell
Muncie
Sam Browne
Jawl
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