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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
10
Whitney says little is known about ZIP code and last week’s briefing was brief. Officials with the Ohio State Employment Service have not been contacted and know nothing beyond newspaper reports. They warn the ZIP code system needs more time and overprinting costs are high. Continued on Pg. 14.
Two CORE demonstrators Ruth Turner and Bruce Melville left Gov James Rhodes private office after an overnight sit-in while 20 others dispersed. Turner said they will meet CORE officials to plan another tactic to push the fair housing bill through the legislature. Rhodes, away in Washington, said he supports their issue but cannot interfere with legislative processes.
The 8 to 1 Supreme Court decision bans devotional use of the Lord's Prayer or Bible readings in public schools citing First Amendment neutrality. Lawmakers criticized the ruling and debated constitutional amendments, though real overturn appears unlikely. Church leaders split on the impact while Congress discusses possible responses.
Area residents in Lorain and nearby counties may glimpse Vostok VI as it passes across the night sky to the east of Elyria. An expert on orbital sightings estimates a brief window tonight for observers to view the Russian Vostok V1 carrying the mission crew.
An Ohio State University astronomer forecasts Vostok VI will appear at 10 32 p m watching in the northeast away from city lights. He notes Vostok VI and V will briefly reflect sunlight before entering earth shadow and may soon need to be brought down.
Detroit manager Bob Scheffing and his entire coaching staff are fired for the best interests of the team. General Manager James A. Campbell names Charlie Dressen, former Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Washington and Milwaukee manager, as the new manager and notes Dressen is currently a Dodgers scout.
W. O. Walker, first Black in a Ohio governor cabinet, denounced demonstrators at the Statehouse for the fair housing bill as seeking personal publicity. He urged adherence to legislative procedures and criticized the lack of CORE representation at hearings. Walker praised Reps. Stockes and Albritton for their work on the bill.
Joseph W. Giedlinski 47 of Rt 113 Birmingham died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 6 30 p.m. yesterday from injuries suffered in a late Saturday night one car crash. His car struck a metal guardrail on Rt 4 four miles north of Attica and he was pinned in the wreckage until helpers freed him. He was a GM Elyria wheel assembler and a World War II veteran. He is survived by wife Francis a son Joseph Jr a daughter Barbara Troxel a stepdaughter Irene Ceh and four brothers and four sisters. Funeral services will be Thursday at St Mary Church Vermilion with burial in Amherst.
Soviet cosmonaut Valery Bykovsky extends his flight into a fifth day while Valentina Tereshkova nears 30 orbits surpassing U.S. records. Tass reports systems normal on Vostok V and Vostok VI as observers note potential aim for eight day mission and ongoing sleep and health checks aboard.
Tass reports that Bykovsky aged 28 and Miss Tereshkova will not hold a pilot news conference this week. The official news agency from Washington notes no meeting is arranged.
The Sacred College of Cardinals prepared for a secret conclave to elect Pope John XXIII's successor. Sealed 260 room area in the Vatican will cut external contact. progress shown by black or white smoke and signal lights. By Monday night 77 cardinals had arrived in Rome. five others face age and travel barriers.
Elyria board awards Northwood Junior High School contracts while Interstate 90 timetable from Cleveland to Elyria remains uncertain. Local retailers announce hiring of qualified Negro applicants amid school board actions.
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