Leps Get the Job Done and Local Weekend Notes
North Ridgeville mayoral stance toward public and private duties sparks debate while neighborhood headlines cover ironing mishaps, a memorable meeting comments from Chick Hostetter, and weekend dividend pages. Diet and safety items appear alongside Cedar Point language, Peace Corps trainees, and local civil defense plans with notices on Oberlin and Lorain County activities.
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North Ridgevilles
Don Miller
Chick Hostetter
Oberlin Reservist dies in Navy training mishap
David John Beno, 22, of Oberlin, a 196 graduate of Elyria District Catholic High School, was fatally injured aboard the USS English during a two week Atlantic Ocean training cruise. Beno, a hospital corpsman aspirant, died after an incident on ship. He was born August 1 1943 in Cleveland and attended Sacred Heart Church. Survived by parents Albert and Marie Beno, two brothers John and Paul, sister Elaine, and grandmother Mrs Anna Beno.
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Oberlin Naval
Atlantic Ocean
David John Reno
Hughes Rd
Oberlin
Elyria District Catholic High School
Beno
Reserve Surface Division
Lorain
Cleveland
Sacred Heart Church
Albert
John
Paul
Elaine
Anna Beno
Goldwater Under Fire Over Civil Rights Vote
UPI report shows Senator Barry Goldwater facing GOP criticism from Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton and other leaders after backing the civil rights bill. Scranton urged a yes vote, arguing the party must support equal opportunity. Goldwater defended his stance, saying the request would force him to abandon his principles. Friends plan a funeral for an Oberlin resident with services Monday.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Pha
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Navali
Goldwater
Scranton
Cowling Funeral Home
Oberlin
Sacred Heart Church
Boston
William Andrews
Mary
Grafton
Abraham Lincoln
Plane crash wounds Kennedy amid two deaths in fog
In Southampton Massachusetts a light plane crashed in an apple orchard killing the pilot and one passenger and injuring Sen. Edward M. Kennedy who suffered a broken back but has use of extremities. Kennedy remained in fair condition at Cooley Dickinson Hospital as doctors reported no head injuries.
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Southampton
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cooley-Dickinson
Northampton
Birch
Bayh
D-Ind
Sedy
Marvella
Robert F. Them
Massachusetts
Ness
Dicken JSON Hospital
Afj Prese
Gregory
Industries
Ter
Platielarm
Nelson Stud Welding
Mouee AE Ae
Iain
No Local Effect Seen From Civil Rights Legislation
Lorain County Prosecutor says Ohio civil rights laws already meet or exceed the federal act and would render federal civil rights prosecutions unnecessary locally. He notes federal charges would be filed in federal court if pursued.
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Lorain County
Mikas
Ohio
Lausche Urges DOJ Action Over Cuba Visitation
Ohio Senator Lausche urged the Justice Department to act against 73 American youths visiting Cuba defying State Department restrictions. He recalled a previous similar demand regarding an earlier group and called for government attention to “deception and betrayal” in this matter as leaders gathered with civic and industrial figures at a local event.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
L Brank J. Lausche
Justice Department
Cuba
State Department
Senate
Ohio Democrat
United States
Roverey
L. B. Johnson
Sualll Congregational Church
Lausche
Weather and business leaders discuss economic opportunity bill
Northeastern Ohio weather foresees cloudiness with a chance of thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. Highs near 83 to 88, lows 65 to 70. Small craft warnings linger on the lake with winds up to 22 knots. In Cleveland, the Industrial Association official calls the federal bill emotionally charged boondoggling while Donald Carmichael of Stouffer Foods outlines objectives for President Johnsons War on Poverty bill creating the Office of Economic Opportunity to coordinate efforts.
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Ohio
Lake Ere
Effe
Industrial Association of
North Central
Bil
Donald S. Carmichael
Stouffer Foods Corp
Cleveland
Sargent
County Officials Debate Federal Role in War on Poverty Initiatives
Lorain County debates expansion of poverty programs led by Carmichael who outlines six classifications and costs totaling hundreds of millions. He argues federal participation will grow to 30 percent after two years with initial grants and SBA funding, while local residents push for a citizen committee to guide relief efforts.
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Alli
Laraine
Lyrta
Erin
Conichael
Meen
Carmichael
Ludwig M. Pincura
Lorain County
J. Normal Thompson
Senate OKs civil rights bill ending long debate
The Senate approved the civil rights bill after 83 days of debate by a vote of 73 to 27. The measure grants the federal government broad powers to end discrimination in voting, schools, employment, federal programs, public facilities, and many private businesses open to the public. Everett Dirksen urged that the bill will not be denied and mankind moves forward.
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Washington
Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
Reactions Grow Across South After Civil Rights Bill Passes
White Southern anger mixed with resignation as many say they will obey the law while questioning its impact. Advertisers and business owners express opposition or skepticism, with Alabama Governor George Wallace predicting the American people will rise up and remove those responsible for the bill's passage.
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Atlanta
Jefferson Johnson
Birmingham
Ala
Nicki Parker
Montgomery
James Brock
St. Augustine
Fla
Alabama
George Wallace
Record highs and lows hit Northern Ohio in stormy day
Yesterday brought a 92 degree high that set a new June record, just after a 41 degree low marked the coldest June 17 since 1951. Heavy Elyria rainfall and hail up to one and a half inches pummeled the area, with Rt 82 southsiders seeing lighter rain and some drivers halting due to downpours and slick roads.
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Ohio
Elyria
Here
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland Hopkins
Two-Car Crash Kills Man in Ohio on Route 7
Marietta resident Paul McKinley Cannon aged 64 died Friday in a two car collision on Ohio 7 south of New Matamoras. The crash involved another vehicle and authorities investigated the cause.
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Marietta
UPI
Paul McKinley Cannon
Ohio 7
New Matamoras
Senate approves sweeping civil rights bill for action in House
Washington UPI reports the Senate passed the landmark civil rights bill by a 73 to 27 vote, setting fast House action to concur with Senate amendments. The measure seeks to erase racial discrimination in voting, aid programs, and public accommodations, with Johnson to seal the law by July Fourth. The bill, proposed by Kennedy and pushed by Johnson, faces House opposition from some Republicans.
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Washington
House
Senate
Emanuel Teller
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
John W. McCormack Dmass
Fresdent Johnson
John Fi Kennedy
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
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