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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
1
Jim Ketchum explains how one hobby form leads to another in square dancing which sparked a domino concept. The stamp section notes cancelled stamps may not be used. A new single lens reflex camera is long awaited and described in Photography column.
Lorain area residents note low income housing for seniors as part of a new development project. The report on page 17 highlights accessible living options for retired persons in a Lorain development.
Admiral King defeated Elyria High 70 to 69 to snap a 26 game sectional winning streak and end eight sectional championships as Firelands fans celebrate Steve Schrader scoring a record 40 points in a 76 to 48 victory over Cleveland Cantius. Three Elyria High wrestlers reach district semifinals.
A memory of Aunt Sarah who prays standing and caring for a dying cousin with wet cloths and medicine. The narrator recalls how prayer and action ease grief after her husband’s sudden death, and how Aunt Sarah’s resolve helped both cases. Leonard Dobbs of Silver City recounts a hunting tale curing alcoholism.
The Defense Department reports 23 500 U S troops in South Vietnam with 301 killed and 1 887 wounded. U S planes have begun bombing North Vietnam as the debate over the war grows in Washington. The nation confronts puzzling and dreamlike aspects amid the headlines.
A masked gunman escaped with about 90 dollars from the Lawson store at 586 Cleveland Street in Elyria last night, marking the second Lawson Milk Co store theft in two days. Earlier Thursday, a gunman took around 100 dollars from the store at 5211 Lake Avenue, Elyria police said.
Elgin Park Commission discussed launching the Machock Memorial Planting Fund to honor John Madhock, longtime parks superintendent who died in February. Proposals center on a Hillsdale Court area memorial with a pedestrian walk to ease erosion hazards noted by Rob ert Boylan.
UPI reports a high ranking Vietnamese army regimental commander and two deputies were believed killed or captured after an armored column approached the provincial capital Quang Tri and came under a Viet Cong ambush. The sector commander reportedly escaped and returned to Quang Tri.
A new snowstorm across Ohio brought three to five inches of fresh snow, with up to 10 inches in Cleveland and six to ten in areas around Lake Erie. The storm has caused at least five deaths in weather related incidents and left roads dangerous with slippery highways.
An upper low brought light snow across Ohio with lingering flurries and a slight temperature drop. Lorain County saw minimal accumulation, while Cleveland reported five inches and Akron four. An emergency parking ban remained in Cleveland as crews salted roads and officials logged several crashes.
In Pittsburgh UPI reports incumbent David J. McDonald and challenger J. W. Abel each claimed victory after the Feb 9 union ballot. Abel’s aides cite tallies of 6,200 to 9,700 votes with protests under review. Count remains unofficial as tellers and the Honest Ballot Association finish the tally amid labor department oversight.
A 76 year old Lorain man Patsy Fyre died from a skull fracture suffered when his car collided with a truck on Route 254 near Route 57 while pulling onto the highway from a parking lot. Ezell Perry 40 of 27 Dallas Ave. Lorain drove the truck. deputies did not charge him. Fyre had been hospitalized since Jan. 22 and died at 12 30 am at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. He was a retired Lorain Works US Steel Corp millwright helper and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He is survived by a son John five grandchildren and a great grandson. Funeral arrangements set with John claims NSW victory R. Devin Funeral Home. Burial in Calvary Cemetery with services at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to be officiated by Elders Alfred Dominico and Rocco Biscotti Cleve land.
A Norfolk and Western freight train with triple deck cars failed to clear an underpass in Norwalk at 10 13 am. Several upper deck vehicles were damaged heavily as two intersections remain blocked until a Bellevue wrecking crew frees the wreckage. No injuries reported.
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