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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
1
Officials from the Ohio State Employment Service say they have not been contacted about ZIP codes and know little beyond newspaper reports. Whitney notes last week’s information left little advance notice and overprinting mailing materials would be costly. The ZIP-code system, officials say, will require more time as deadlines tighten.
Two CORE demonstrators Ruth Turner and Bruce Melville left Rhodes private office after an all night sit in. They plan to meet CORE officials to decide another approach to pass the fair housing bill. About 20 other protesters outside the governor’s suite also dispersed.
The 8 to 1 decision bans Lord's Prayer and Bible readings in public schools as violating the First Amendment neutrality doctrine. Lawmakers criticized the ruling and considering constitutional amendments, though none are anticipated. Church leaders split, some praise the ruling as a spur to personal religion, others fear majority penalties.
Local residents in Lorain and nearby counties are alerted to a possible sighting of Vostok VI as it passes tonight across the night horizon. The approaching craft is described as Vostok V1 carrying the Russian cosmonaut David Whitmarch from Pennsylvania, with experts estimating visibility conditions for Elyria and surrounding regions.
Whitmarch, an astronomy instructor at Ohio State University, urges observers to monitor the sky near 10 32 p m for Vostok VI and Vostok V. He notes brief visibility near 25 degrees above the horizon with light from Cleveland hindering viewing.
Detroit fires manager Bob Scheffing and entire coaching staff for the best interests of the team. Charlie Dressen will be new manager, with Dressen previously managing in Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Washington and Milwaukee and now a Dodgers scout.
W. O. Walker industrial relations director in Governor Rhodes cabinet and editor of Call & Post accused demonstrators seeking Ohio fair housing legislation of publicity stunts. He urged adherence to legislative procedures, defended the bill, and praised sponsors Stockes and Albritton for their conduct.
Joseph W. Giedlinski 47 of Rt 113 Birmingham died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 6 30 p m from injuries from a one car crash late Saturday night State Patrol Norwalk said his car struck a metal guardrail on a bridge on Route 4 four miles north of Attica He was pinned in the wreckage for about an hour before discovery by uniden t tified teenage boys He served in World War II with the U S Army in the European Theater He leaves a wife Francis a son Joseph Jr a daughter Barbara Troxel Vermilion a stepdaughter Irene Ceh Amherst three step grandchildren four brothers and four sisters Funeral arrangements and rosary details are given by Garland Funeral Home Amherst
Valery Bykovsky and Valentina Tereshkova aboard Vostok V and Vostok VI ramp up orbital time. Bykovsky passes 60 orbits as Tereshkova exceeds American records with about 30 orbits. Tass reports all systems normal and both crews sleeping. fate of eight day flight uncertain.
Tass news agency reports Bykovsky a 28 year old married resident Kennedy will not pilot and Miss Tereshkova will not attend a news conference this week.
The Sacred College of Cardinals prepared for a secret conclave in the Vatican to elect Pope John XXIII's successor. Ninety percent of the 82 princes were expected to enter the sealed 260 room area on Wednesday, with smoke signals to announce ballots. By Monday night 77 cardinals had arrived. five more faced age and distance hurdles.
Elyria area news items report prison farm walkaways apprehended on railroad lines. Other notes include Northwood Junior High School contracts, upcoming Interstate 90 work timetable, and local measures affecting hiring practices for African American applicants. Sheffield residents protest school board decisions. Wellington council votes against repealing Sunday alcohol sales.
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