Elyria Sees All Time Water Use Record
Safety Service Director Joseph C. Cowden reported Elyria set an all time water consumption record as Lorain pumping station produced 12,970,000 gallons, surpassing 12.9 million from Aug 4 1955. The prior high this year was 12,590,000 on May 14, with washday and hot weather driving the spike. The official high yesterday was 91, with today forecast at 82.
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Safety Service
Joseph C. Cowden
Elyria
Lorain
Cowden
Amherst Officials Move To Bar Dangerous Pets
Safety Director Carl Wenrick plans to ask the council to ban housing potentially dangerous reptiles in the town. A half grown boa constrictor kept as a pet by Gene Edwards resides in an apartment at 18244 Park Ave with his wife and two young children.
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Safety Service
Carl Wenrick
Council
Gene Edwards
Park Ave
Edwards
City officials weigh action on jungle creature notice
City officials learned of an unusual pet after a complaint to the Lorain County Sheriff. Sheriff Vernon M. Smith contacted Amherst Police Chief A. H. Koppenhafer, who consulted Solicitor Richard Martinek. The Lorain County Health Department found no health code violation, and no city ordinance covers harboring such a creature. Officials promise action as quickly as possible.
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Lorain County
Sheriff’s Dept
Vernon M. Smith
Amherst Police Dept
A. H. Koppenhafer
Richard Martinek
Lorain County Health Department
Edwards
Wenrick
Probers Examine Baltimore Nightlife and Racketeer Ties
Washington reports the Senate rackets subcommittee led by Sen. McClellan begins hearings on Baltimore East Street nightlife the so called block of gaudy bistros. Testimony is expected from Sebastiano Miceli and Sam Mitchell with focus on ties between clubs and racketeers and alleged coercion of exotic dancers by unions and operators.
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Steele High names coach aims for new basketball era
Avon and Amherst area notices show Steele High School appointing a new head basketball coach as part of a broader school update. Community events include a Lions Festival planned near Cedar and Broad Streets with afternoon to evening hours.
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Amherst
Steele High School
Weather satellite TIROS-5 launches on Delta rocket
U S launches TIROS-5 a 285 pound hurricane hunter satellite from Cape Canaveral to monitor world weather. The craft placed in a 400 mile orbit uses water glass sized cameras to provide a wide field from arctic to antarctic extending past earlier TIROS missions. Officials report excellent pictures and timing coincides with Atlantic hurricane season.
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Weather Update With Showers and Cooler Temperatures
A day with a few showers early followed by cooler, partly cloudy skies. High temperatures around 91 with a low near 39 to 46 by night, Wednesday morning. Precipitation in the past 24 hours ended 8 p.m. EDT Monday was nil.
More Newspapers Reach Homes Than Ever Before
The notice proclaims households reach newspapers at 80.4 percent daily and urges readers to place Chronicle-Tele ads for extra cash. It emphasizes the reach of newspapers and encourages advertising to boost daily readership.
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Chronicle-Teleextra
U.S. in last ditch stand to block airline strike
Negotiators for labor and management press toward a last minute deal to avert a TWA walkout set for 2 p.m. EDT. Labor Secretary Goldberg leads mediation as union officials tout potential progress while warning the strike may proceed if unresolved. A broader three-carrier walkout looms amid parallel actions at American Airlines.
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Khrushchev Says No War Over Berlin in Romania Speech
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told workers in Bucharest there is no reason for war over Berlin. He warned those threatening conflict should realize pressing the button would backfire, and said a separate peace with East Germany could be signed if no agreement with the West is reached. He urged US understanding to settle the German question and end the occupation of West Berlin.
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UPI
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East Germany
America
Grivita Rosse
Germany
West Berlin
Two inmates missing from Grafton Prison Farm
Police and law enforcement searched last night for two inmates at Grafton Prison Farm after they were discovered missing at 9 p.m. The escapees are James D. Reed Jr., 26, and David E. Benner, 24, both committed earlier to Mansfeld Reformatory and later transferred to the Grafton honor farm. An official said they were last seen in the dormitory at 8.20 p.m.
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James D. Reed Jr
Akron
David E. Benner
Canton
Reed
Mansfeld Reformatory
Benner
Grafton Honor Farm
Grafton Mnilituion
Diefenbaker Wins Narrow Canadian Majority
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and the Conservative Party suffer an 8 percent seat loss in the House of Commons but cling to power in Canada’s federal election. Lester B. Pearson’s Liberals win 99 seats as the Social Credit surge and NDP gains reshape a Parliament likely to trigger another vote within six months. The Quebec swing and cabinet resignations mark a turbulent result with several ministers ousted.
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UPI
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Laugh a Little AN ITEM in the Times of London
A witty line from today’s Times of London personal column jokes that a gentleman needs a suit of armor as even Brand X is considered. The quip reflects light social satire in brief, punchy form.
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UPI
Red official Smirnov killed in car crash in Moscow
Nikolai Smirnov, 7%, mayor of Leningrad and member of the Supreme Soviet Law Commission, died in a car accident, Tass reported. He was elected to the Supreme Soviet this year and was a candidate member of the Communist Party Central Committee. He had led Leningrad as mayor since 1954. Tass did not say when he was hospitalized.
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UPI
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Leningrad
Supreme Soviet Law Commission
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Smirnov
Supreme Soviet
Communist Party Central Committee
Texas death probe seeks new evidence in Marshall case
Texas Rangers and FBI agents plan to question residents and seek additional physical evidence as the grand jury report on Henry Marshall's 1961 death remains inconclusive. The jury, convened May 21, heard Estes and family, lawmen, and USDA staff, and Judge Barron stressed the investigation is only beginning with possible recall if new evidence emerges.
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Enis
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Billie Sol Estes
Franklin
Harris County
Joseph Jachimczyk
Estes
Marshail
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Department of Justce
iSherif
States Attorney General's Office
Roberson Courty
Ford hit in seniority protests at Lorain plant
About 1,200 to 1,300 workers in the Lorain passenger car division report layoffs out of seniority due to a strike at the Walton Hills stamping plant. More protests were expected as the filing deadline nears. Ford Local 425 says the company will try to place workers with seniority rights as it negotiates replacements for those with longer service ratings.
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United Auto
Ford
Walton Hills
Cleveland
Student on new leg in bike trip
A 1 percent year old college student pedals from Mitch el, S&S D., to his home in New Jersey. Andrew Bovajan aims to reach Altoona by evening, about 95 miles west of Pittsburgh, after leaving Dakota Wesleyan on June 4. He encounters heavy traffic in Pittsburgh and detours around Fort Pitt tunnel in his journey to Hasbrouck Heights.
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UPI
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S&s D
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Monroeville
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Hasbrouck Heights
N.J
Lions Festival at Cedar and Broad
Festival runs from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM at the Cedar and Broad area with activities planned. Organizers invite residents to attend and enjoy local vendors, music, and community events.
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Lions Festival
Cedar and Broad
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