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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1962

Page

2

Canada Rebuilds Resources Amid Dollar Crisis Actions

A Treasury official and IMF notes indicate Canada plans orthodox credit and fiscal policies to end its dollar crisis. The Bank of Canada raises lending charge to 6 percent to curb borrowing, while the Bank of England supplies dollars and $100 million in U.S. funds flow to Canada. The Federal Reserve rate stands at 3 percent.

Bank of England Canada U.S Treasury Department Treasury IMF Bank of Canada Federal Reserve System

Ex-B-girl Hackett targeted as probe threats end in overdose

Pat Lynn Hackett a 34 year old former B girl and mother of five lay in critical condition after an overdose of barbiturates. Police said she faced threats last week tied to testimony before a Senate subcommittee about mistreatment in a Philadelphia night club. Her husband Paul Hackett 33 reported she was distressed by threats and a recent hit to her finances after an automobile accident that cost her a leg. Investigators alerted the FBI and the Senate panel and guards were posted at Graduate Hospital.

Philadelphia UPI Senate Pat Lynn Hackett Graduate Hospital Paul Hackett Jeanne Richard Center City

Yeggs steal $11,500 from Ontario Discount Store

Burglars ripped through a State Farm wall and chiseled into the Ontario Discount Store office to grab about 11,500 in cash and checks. Investigators said receipts from weekend sales plus 1,500 in additional cash were left behind. prior similar break ins at nearby stores were unsolved.

Yeggs Ontario Rt. 254 Elyria Ave Michael Ondreyco Henry Zieba Ondreyco Tast Nicht State Farm Insurance Co Harry L. Thompson State Farm Northeast Ohio Food Service Discount Joe Norban Oberlin Rd Ridgeview Shopping Center

Flight engineers shun U S talks

Flight engineers failed to send representatives to New York negotiations with Eastern Air Lines. Labor Secretary Goldberg weighed a legislative crackdown on walkouts as FEIA President Jack Robinson planned to travel to Washington for later talks. Pan Am talks were delayed as Goldberg met Senator Monroney to discuss possible Taft Hartley style jurisdictional board action.

Washington UPI New York Eastern Air Lines Arthur J. Goldberg Jack Robinson Miami Flight Engineers International Association FEIA Eastern Airlines National Mediation Board Pan American Airways Goldberg Pan Am Mike Monroney D-Okla Senate Aviation Subcommittee Monroney Wis Eastern

Where To Turn Hospital plans aired in Elyria memorial program

First item in a five part series outlines IEXPANSION of food facilities for Elyria Memorial Hospital building program. The feature notes plans aired and details the scope. Also sections highlight poultry raiser turning to orange farming in Florida and a Lagrange boy rescuing a girl from a farm pond.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Lagrange

Ford workers back at plants after Walton Hills strike

About 39 000 idled auto workers returned to Ford Motor Co plants nationwide as the United Auto Workers Local 420 ratified a settlement ending a walkout over Comet quarter panel production. Lorain, Brookpark, Chicago, Dearborn, Louisville, St. Louis, Wayne and Lorain plants planned shifts resume, with the dispute over hourly rates settled at 200 to 213 per hour.

Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Ford Stamping Walton Hills Ohio National Mediation Board Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways California San Diego Wildcat International Harvester Works East Moline Ill Milwaukee Wis Minneapolis Cleveland UPI Lorain Sandusky Brookpark United ‘Auto Workers Local 420 Walton Hill Ford Chicago Dearborn Mich Louisville St. Louis Wayne Jerry Wilse Local 420 Wilse

Water meter error ties Farmer to pool bill

Laugh a little farmer William Young of Morecambe England learned his high water charges stemmed from a meter connected to a local swimming pool. For six years he paid for thousands of gallons used by the pool before workmen disconnected the old system and town officials agreed to refund his money.

William Young Morecambe England Young UPI

Supreme Court rules out school prayer in public schools

The Supreme Court ruled that daily official state prayer in public schools violates the Constitution's religious freedom guarantees. Justice Hugo L. Black authored the decision, with Justice Potter Stewart delivering the major opinion on other rulings the same day. The decision affects thousands of schools nationwide and stems from a New Hyde Park New York case involving the regents prayer.

Washington UPI Supreme Court New York Hugo L. Black Potter Stewlam Felix Frankfurter Byron R. White Black Calfornia Potter Stewart Second Circuit Connecticut Vermont New Hyde Park Board of Education Bay Board of Regents

Aide denies Estes link in Eisenhower era inquiry

Washington UPI report states James A. McConnell, former assistant secretary of agriculture, denied contacting any department official for Billie Sol Estes. He testified he never heard Estes' name during his tenure and only learned of Estes at a Commercial Solvents directors meeting in 1958, where a credit line for Estes was discussed. The firm later lent Estes 900000, with 225000 used for grain storage and the rest for fertilizer ventures, and Commercial Solvents received grain storage revenues from the government.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Department Billie Sol Estes James A. McConnell House

Northwest Ohio Weather Summary

Northwest Ohio today remains sunny and warm with a high near 80. Tonight will be cool to mid fifties with some cloudiness and little change in temperature. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy with a few showers before noon and a cooler high around the mid sixties to low seventies. Remaining details show Sunday’s range near 64 to 82 and last year’s Sunday reaching 27 to 67.

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