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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
7
Oberlin hosts a Civils and States Rights symposium where figures like Figg Jr. and Wofford frame student protests against segregation as educational catalysts. They urge continued dialogue, education, and selective civil rights measures, noting voting reform and federal roles while criticizing broad federal bills.
University of South Carolina law dean Robert Figg suggested Southern delegates may walk out at the Democratic Convention in San Francisco if civil rights stances differ. Notre Dame official Harry Wofford urged a strong civil rights plank even at the cost of a Southern walkout.
NORTH EATON North Eaton Grange announces a community service event lineup. Apr 23 dance by the Grangers with Ray Sullinger orchestra. Apr 27 shirt contest. officials report on recent degree work. cat show and solo by Maureen Ross. next meeting Apr 13 at 8 pm. Oberlin man fined for reckless driving after no contest plea. Clarence W. Wood, 22 King St, fined 100 dollars and costs. alcohol test declined. judge notes mixed performance on field sobriety tests.
Wellington township zoning commission met in the First Wellington Bank board room to review non regulations and set conditions for study before proposing changes. Reappointed were Robert Stannard as chairman and William Bennett as secretary along with Kenneth Farnsworth Sr. Corbett Walker and Karl Crawford. The board noted rural residents lack awareness of zoning rules and discussed advising the new zoning inspector Paul Coffin for changes or new construction. Karl Crawford kept trustees informed.
Belden Bay Scout Troop L5 nearing its first year will hold a Court of Honor tomorrow at 8 p m at Belden School First and second class advancements and one Star Scout award will be made Firelands Area Boy Scout Council executives will attend Parents and friends of the scouts are invited Linoleum was invented in the early 1900s by Frederick Walton
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