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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
1
Canadian scientists report tentative CT Science Page findings that challenge the theory linking high cholesterol with arterial hardening. The study suggests new factors in blood pressure regulation and potential reassessment of cardiovascular risk.
Faced with insufficient municipal funds, discussion of a city income tax gains attention and may become a campaign issue in the upcoming mayoral race. CF city reporter Charles J. Hostetter reviews local government operations in his Circling the Square Column, a Dividend Pages feature on page 27 designed to engage citizens with facts of life about city governance.
Midview defeated Ridgeville 63 to 61 in the Elyria Class AA sectional. Ridgeville committed three turnovers, all by Midview, helping secure the narrow win. Huron upset Clyde, and New London missed a potential upset against Norwalk as Oberlin coach Russ Lynch shuffled lineups for a win over Avon Lake.
Ridge Tool Company announces a record year in sales and earnings. The release highlights strong demand across residential and industrial segments and notes expanded production capacity.
Intelligence Chief John A. McCone testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Cuba trains about 1506 Latin American subversives annually, with 1000 to 1500 from 1962 and continued activity in 1963. Venezuela, Peru, Ecuador, Argentina, and Bolivia supply the largest groups, while Uruguay is excluded. The report describes indoctrination courses on sabotage espionage and guerrilla warfare lasting up to a year, with movement in and out of Cuba often hidden and some funds from illicit sources.
A tandem balloon with a 26 inch telescope landed safely near Pulaski Tennessee after a record flight beyond Earth to study Mars. Princeton scientists call the mission a success as researchers search for water vapor and life related elements in the Martian atmosphere.
A Lorain city council committee will discuss a proposed rezoning of 45.1 acres between Lorain Airport and area housing from residential to industrial. Residents of Country Club Estates oppose the move and seek legal help amid efforts by Lorain Inc. to push a plan that would open the tract to heavy industry near their homes.
Civil rights leader Branton announced a nationwide, resource pooling campaign to register every eligible Black voter in LeFlore County and warned of possible violence. The plan targets Gov. Barnett, with involvement by SNCC, NAACP, SCLC, CORE and the Voter Education Project.
Partial clearing today gives way to partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday. Temps show little change with a high near 3 and a low around 3. Precipitation totals for the past 24 hours ending Friday 0.36 inches. Sunrise 7 01 a.m. Moonrise 10 30 a.m. Moonset 1 10 a.m. Sunday. Average temperature ending last midnight 38 degrees.
Billy Sanders owner of the Old Crown Inn in Rothsey England fought a bar blaze yesterday using buckets of beer to douse flames and prevent spread. The quick action kept the fire contained with firefighters arriving to assist and assess damage.
Medina Judge Goldthorpe bound Mrs Thiem on charges of arson and embezzlement after a preliminary hearing. The court heard testimony about missing funds, forged or unendorsed checks, and a search of Thiem’s home. Witnesses described a long pattern of accounting discrepancies and the involvement of trusteeships. The proceeding shifted toward the April grand jury as the case moves forward.
A major snow event blanketed the Northeast from Indiana to New England with up to a foot of new snow in some areas. Reports noted 4 to 9 inches in cities like Albany Rochester and Cleveland with up to 16 inches in parts of Indiana and Ohio. Snow disrupted travel, knocked out utilities, and prompted a 30 mph speed limit on parts of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The Weather Bureau forecast warmer than February but still below normal temperatures for the Northeast and Southwest.
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