Elyria Mayor blasts state aid delay over Broad and Middle resurfacing
Elyria Mayor Charles V. Neeson vented frustration at Gov. Rhodes and state highway officials over stalled funding for Broad Street and Middle Avenue resurfacing. He cited a $17,000 bid as reasonable and urged state participation, sending copies of his appeal to Masheter Timmer and Rhodes while awaiting a response. ZIP code directories nationwide set for June 28 release at $2.50, highlighting five digit codes and post office plans to speed mail via optical scanners. LaGrange Postmaster announces ZIP 44050 for all local mail to ensure faster delivery and reduce misrouting.
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Hoover Shows Gallant Recovery From Illness
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, is improving after a serious illness that included anemia and an intestinal ailment with internal bleeding. Doctors say blood loss has been largely replaced by transfusions and there has been no bleeding for three days.
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Navy to launch four nuclear submarines Saturday
The Navy will launch four nuclear submarines in simultaneous Saturday ceremonies in Washington and unspecified locations, with UPI reporting on the events.
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Rights bill triggers bitter Lorain political clash
Vandalism at a South Lorain pool hall left three pool tables ruined and cues smashed after a shift in allegiance from Democrat to Republican Domingo Carrion e Torres. Owner Mrs. Julia Olmeda, longtime Democrat, said looters ignored merchandise while targeting the hall, which temporarily closed.
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Keeler guarded as Profumo scandal roils London society
Police guard Christine Keeler at her apartment amid anonymous threats tied to the Profumo affair. Scotland Yard plans to question more figures in the vice probe while Prime Minister Macmillan faces renewed pressure to resign over handling.
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Senate panel backs two hearings for mental commitment law
The Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee voted to recommend passage of a bill requiring two court hearings for involuntary mental hospital commitment. The measure, amended to specify probate court hearings, includes 90 day limits on initial commitment, expands immunity for good faith hospitalization, and mandates notice and transcripts.
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Erie and Huron counties face parking hurdle from trout stocking
In Oberlin and surrounding areas, trout stocking spurs parking challenges as residents note traffic and space issues. The Ninth District Court of Appeals ruling on a 20 acre annexation in North Ridgeville prompts lower-court review. Further items include local notices and community pages on Amherston Books and stock quotes.
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Cardinals Fail to Elect Pope in Early Vatican Ballots
Vatican City report states the Sacred College of Cardinals failed to name a pope as two morning ballots produced no majority. Black smoke issued from the Sistine Chapel chimney and Vatican radio announced the outcome as negative. About 10,000 gathered in St. Peter's Square amid disappointment.
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Northeastern Ohio weather outlook today
Northeastern Ohio shows cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Highs near 72 to 76 degrees, clearing tonight with a low around 39, and partly cloudy and cooler on Friday with a low and a high near 81 to 87 tomorrow.
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Dartmouth to admit women in summer program prompts campus upheaval
Dartmouth College plans to admit female undergraduates for a summer term, prompting debates on bikini length shorts campus policing, dorm access, and showers. Dean Waldo Chamberlin says rules and facilities will be addressed before the seven to ten week session begins, with strict guardrails and new screens for privacy.
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