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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1965
Page
1
A century old Amherst property once serving as a school and church faces gradual relocation as Lorain Community Hospital advances. The article weighs cable TV pros and cons while grist mills decline and a fisherman admits fault delaying his winter activity.
A playful pachyderm theme ties into side benefits of square dancing mullets and cheap coffee, with priceless talk at book corner. The feature highlights books on animals and a DISC counting page 9 offering quirky insights and reader engagement.
Conquerors of Lorain Admiral King and Lima Shawnee fall in the state high school basketball semifinals as Cincinnati and Columbus prepare for tonight’s Class AA championship game. Amherst Steele places third in a major Michigan indoor track meet.
Notes from a reporter on the go cover community topics ranging Amherst behavior code debate. Lorain fire station addition planned and Boy Scout news featured with local builders and church news items. sports and theater notes and business briefs also listed.
Astronauts Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young received a hero’s welcome in the capital after three orbit flights. They met President Johnson at the White House, rode in a Capitol motorcade, and prepared for a tickertape parade in New York.
Viet Cong frogmen struck the stern of a U S Navy landing ship in Da Nang with an underwater bomb but failed to sink it. South Vietnamese raids seized large quantities of Communist arms as U S air raids against the north continued. U S Ambassador Maxwell Taylor planned talks in Washington on intensified air action and political stability.
Authorities in CITY OF INDUSTRY California seized a cache of 373 machine guns and 100000 pounds of ammunition in a raid on Erquiaga Arms Co. The haul, largest illegal weapons seizure in state history, included arms destined for private right wing armies the Minutemen and Rangers.
Two former Oberlin division employees of Northern Ohio Telephone Co were indicted by a federal grand jury for disrupting the FAA System Control Center in Oberlin during a strike. Warren E DeBoer and David A Weiner allegedly connected an unregistered line to the aviation communications system on Oct 7 and Oct 10 causing an alarm and outage.
Anti American demonstrators clashed with riot police in front of the U S consulate general in Frankfurt. Protesters waving signs including Johnson stop your dirty Viet Nam war were met with police lines and about 30 arrests.
President Johnson, angered by the Detroit woman’s slaying amid Alabama voting rights tensions, pledges full curbs on Ku Klux Klan. Congress members call for investigations, and Vice President Humphrey demands elimination of the group.
A visiting nurse in Portland shares her lifelong calling story from childhood dreams of India to nursing training in 1934. After delayed missions work due to church finances she marries in 1942 as a path toward new service for God.
The Canadian navy frigate Jon Quiere arrived Friday at Pier 1 in San Francisco and caused about 20 000 in damage with a 10 foot hole in its bow before two other ships tied up without incident.
Oberlin Ohio Dr Ralph J Bunche United Nations undersecretary for African Affairs says the civil rights revolution will gain momentum as whites abandon action against Negroes who stand up for rights He notes fewer fears among blacks and whites and predicts continued demonstrations linked to voter rights laws.
The Contract Policy Committee of the glass blowers union was recalled to discuss ending the 10 day strike against glass container plants as case management submits an offer.
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