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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1963
Page
1
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A global clash over steel prices unfolds with Lorain's National Tube Division at the center. Foreign mills dump steel on the U.S. market below domestic prices. A review of the battle is on page 26.
Background on their exhibits and how they prepared them is on this week's Science Page. Students competed against 570 exhibitors from more than 200 other Ohio schools in Wilberforce.
The report covers Delcot track operations in Columbia and the pending final court hearing involving SHebee. Elyria police chief calls for cooperation from parents and students ahead of Distinction Day. Youth Government Day starts at Elyria City Hall with events. Methodist Home’s Pilgrimage Day features Dr John W Dickhaut address tomorrow. Two Amherst trackmen run 1 58 9 half mile in Firelands Invitational.
Lorain County voters prepare for an off year election with nine levies and bond issues. Am Shaeet Sheffield Tairo City Auditor and Elyria mayoral contests draw attention as partisans clash.
Birmingham protest action escalates as more than 200 demonstrators are arrested and calls grow for a double D-Day of marches. King urges nonviolence while Haitian unrest prompts warnings of international intervention and a curfew in Port-au-Prince.
More than 500 Antioch College students and village residents plan a march in Yellow Springs to oppose a court ruling striking down part of Ohio public accommodations law. The protest follows Judge Warren C. Young’s decision reversing an order forcing barber Archer Gepner to serve all customers including Negroes. The law requires service regardless of race, creed, or color, but the judge questioned how to train a barber to cut hair for Black patrons and declined to issue an injunction to halt further demonstrations.
In Brighton, 4 year old Thomas Lanphere remains in critical condition at the Cleveland Clinic after a month of severe injuries from a rear end collision with a steel truck. Surgeons performed multiple operations, closed a slashed face and scalp, repaired a ruptured liver artery, and detached gallbladder, with ongoing recovery and another operation tentatively planned for April 4.
A two engine Convair operated by Pan American World Airways crashed while returning to Sao Paulo on Friday night. The fire ruined houses across the street and officials feared a higher death toll as daylight allowed thorough searches. Nine aboard. five survive known at morning. 22 bodies recovered. many burned.
Harvard University Slavic and Comparative Literature professor Renato Poggioli, 56, died in Crescent City after injuries from a car collision Monday. Eyewitness reports describe a plane crash at the disaster scene with multiple fatalities, a Convair jet wreckage burning and a temporary blackout in the suburb.
Contained warm today with sunny intervals followed by increasing cloudiness later. Scattered rain showers and a few thundershowers late today. Tonight mostly cloudy and cool with a few showers persisting through evening. Low near 42 to 48. Sunday partly cloudy not so warm with a high around 66. Sunrise 6:21 a.m. Sunset 8:28 p.m. Moonrise 4:46 p.m. Moonset 4:59 a.m. Average temperature for the 24 hour period ending midnight was 58 degrees.
MOBILE ALAS authorities charge Dr Martin Luther King Jr sought secret talks with Birmingham leaders then reversed stance. Father Albert Foley SJ, sociology professor, said he urged King to pause protests for negotiations but King reportedly agreed then changed course. Foley cites SCLC treasurer claims protests kept funding alive.
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