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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

Page

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Indira Gandhi Declares Emergency Amid Resignation Crisis

Prime Minister Indira Gandhi defied calls for resignation and ordered a nationwide emergency with a crackdown on opposition leaders. Police raided homes before dawn arresting Morarji Desai and others, spurring protests and threats to civil rights as the government justifies it as preservation of internal order.

New Delhi Indira Gandhi India Morarji Desai K.R. Malkani Motherland Mrs. Gandhi Gandhi Narayan

Carpet store manager dies in motorcycle crash

NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Carpet Bazaar manager Patrick Charles Reitz 24 of Columbia died in a head on collision on Rt 83 Avon Belden Road when his southbound motorcycle passed another vehicle and struck a northbound car driven by Mildred Clarke 37 of North Ridgeville. Clarke and two passengers were treated and released with minor injuries at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

North Ridgeville Carpet Bazar Sheffield Center Avon-Belden Road Patrick Charles Reitz Marks Rd Columbia Elyria Memorial Hospital Reitz North Olmsted Rt. 83 Mildred Clarke Avon Belden Rd

Recession signs stronger. index posts third gain in May

The government index of leading economic indicators rose 2.1 percent in May, signaling a possible end to the 18 month recession after gains of 3 percent in April and 1.1 percent in March. The uptick ended a downturn beginning in mid 1972, with postwar recessions in view. In a separate report, a local traffic accident near Rt. 20 on Rt. 83 left Reitz dead, details note his family, employment at Carpet Bazar, and funeral plans.

Washington UPI

Unclear Weather Forecast Listings From Page C4

Readable fragment describes cloudy to partly cloudy conditions tonight and tomorrow with a chance of precipitation. Mentions high temperatures in the low range and a forecast window around 106 p.m. Also references a time 5:55 a.m. and page C4 note.

Wits Senrogeterty Pene Sanrioe Teuserten Devalle

Pharmacist A P Hess Dies at 74 in Florida Home

Arthur P. Hess, a longtime Elyria pharmacist and retired president of Hess & Hess pharmacies in Elyria and Oberlin, died yesterday in his Holmes Beach Florida retirement home at age 74. The obituary notes his leadership in the family business and his residency in Florida.

Arthur P. Hess Elyria Hess & Hess Pharmacies Oberlin Holmes Beach Fla

Ely Park Bandstand Planned With Major Improvements

Ely Park in Elyria to gain a bandstand underground sprinklers and lighting wiring a new East side sidewalk funded by the Ely Estate and William Wagner trust Court approval in January allowed 15800 from the Wagner trust for park beautification and maintenance The trust former druggist left in his 1938 will funded two small parks later sold after vandalism

Camelot Hilltop Park Elyria Ely Park Leonard P. Reichlin Reichlin Ely William Wagner Trust Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank

Powerful Nevada nuclear blast alarms Las Vegas

A UPI report notes the most powerful U S test in two years at PaHute Mesa Nevada occurred at 5 30 am PDT with clear weather and no radiation leaks. The blast rattled high rise structures in Las Vegas 120 miles away and residents recalled the震震震 as it shook Beatty and the Exchange Club area.

Pahute Mesa UPI United States Nevada Desert Las Vegas Geraldine Falkner Exchange Club Beatty Nev Ground Zero Bud Weller

FBI Letters Faked to Discourage Oberlin Protests Revealed

FBI documents released under FOIA show 1968 Cleveland agents sent anonymous letters to two Oberlin College students’ parents to deter hunger strike protests against the Vietnam War. The letters claimed ties to leftist groups. Hoover approved the mailings amid counterintelligence efforts.

Oberlin Cleveland FBI Oberlin College John Kaza Beaverton Ore Steve Eipper Ithaca N.Y Political Rights Defense Fund Socialist Workers Party J. Edgar Hoover Kaza Eipper Hoover Bureau The Young Socialist Alliance Steve Kipper

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Pakistan Bangladesh Supreme Court Pers Peepee Serees Wellington Alice Luddington Patrick Reitz Rt. 20 Thomas Reitz Columbia Rd Chris Marks Road North Olmsted High School Cuyahoga Community College Ditz Brook Park St. Richard Church Lakewood Park Cemetery A.P. Hess Nevada Robert Carr
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