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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
1
Lorain County products appear in a worldwide market with dividends noted. A dinosaur and a chicken skeleton are topics in Elyria schools. Scene About Town by Don Miller surveys magazine advertising methods. City Hall Reporter Dick Diluciano discusses commuters in tax city economies.
Bob Frederick reports on a large hobby event in Cleveland featuring stamp collecting, photography, and books. Jim Ketchum notes square dancers in green costumes and a discount sale in Squarin' Round on page 11.
A feature on teenage students addressing a challenging topic through a major school project with accompanying photos. The report highlights their methods, goals, and community engagement as they explore practical solutions.
Elyria DeMolay members plan a rededication ceremony for a historic cannon in Ely Park. The event appears among a list of community and youth activities featuring the junior achievement contest and scholarships, with broader area coverage including Boy Scout News and Builder’s News in the issue.
The Machock Memorial Planting Fund for a Cascade Park hillside neared the $500 target, with $270.50 raised so far. The fund honors John Machock, Elyria park superintendent for years, and profits from citizen donations will fund a memorial planting to combat erosion and improve safety.
A Vietnamese janitor foiled a time bomb attack on an apartment building housing U.S. embassy staff in Saigon. U.S. Marines at Da Nang opened fire on suspected infiltrators after radar showed them scatter under heavy fire. A Moscow and Peking trained commissar, Sub-Maj. Nguyen Phan, 38, was captured Friday.
Governor George C. Wallace flew from Montgomery to Washington to meet President Johnson about Alabama’s race unrest. He traveled with aides and requested the meeting at the earliest moment to seek a solution to ongoing demonstrations near the Dallas County Courthouse. Governor’s group said authorities are adequate to handle the situation. demonstrations continued despite a rope barrier on Sylvan Street.
The Lorain NAACP schedules a Friday march drawing up to 5000 participants to demand stronger protective laws and an end to racial violence. Similar demonstrations are planned in Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Covington Middletown and Boston to honor Rev James Reed and urge federal intervention.
A writer recalls receiving a metro editor's praise as a "solid piece of writing" and mimicking his habit of sending daily "unnecessary letters" to friends. He describes past letters, a recent personal reply, and how he turned a friend's election news into a congratulatory note, inviting further reading on page 2.
Warmer conditions return to northeast Ohio with a high around 38 and a cool night near 25. Sunday remains fair with a slight uptick in temperatures as the region foresees continued milder weather.
Lorain County Republican activists clash as Prosecutor Mikus accuses Corts of pressuring reviewing the Lorain vote investigation. Testimony centers on notarizing petitions for Luis Antonio Velez, a candidate linked to the fifth ward. Officials including safety director Roy Kelly faced questioning as the probe proceeds under Lorain Common Pleas scrutiny.
In U S District Court here the Lorain officers Sgt Richard L I Griffith and Patrolman John F Kochan faced a recess after five days of testimony. Delgado a Mexican American leader testified Morales a liar and that Delgado gave him narcotics Morales later retracted a taped confession claiming beatings by the officers influenced him.
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