Oberlin mock convention hears Goodell call limits on troops
Rep. Charles E. Goodell told about 360 Oberlin College students that the United States should avoid a ground war with more than 300000 troops in Asia. He urged Republicans to work for a human investment program and warned the 1964 campaign narrowed peace opportunities. Debates on a 14 plank platform continued into early morning with Rep Ford slated to speak and a historic track record for the mock convention.
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Oberlin
America
Asia
Charles E. Goodell
R-Nly
Oberlin College
Goodell
Mock junior high convention crowns LBJ president
In Elyria High School auditorium junior high students staged a mock political convention. On the fourth ballot Lyndon B. Johnson was re elected president of the United States with 72 votes for Johnson, 34 for Rockefeller, 67 for Johnson, 79 pledged Kennedy delegates initially, and the final tally determined after Nelson Rockefeller supporters shifted their backing.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Elyria High School
Johnson
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Nel
Rockefeller
Nicon
Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Nixon
McCarthy
George C. Wallace
Reagan
Wallace
George Romney
Robert Messaros
Tennessee
Robert Urig
Northwood Junior High School
Rig
Fox pup rabid warning issued by Lorain County health official
Dr. Marion Fisher warned residents not to keep wild animals as pets after a fox pup bitten in Columbia turned rabid. The Borling family kept the fox, it bit Mrs. Borling and her son, tests confirmed rabies, and immunization was advised for all exposed.
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Marion Fisher
Lorain County
Peter Borling Jr
South Station Rd
Columbia
Borling Shotet
State District Health Offie
Cuyahoga Fally
Fisher
Elyria forms Manufacturers Council to boost industry ties
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce launches a Manufacturing Council led by Paul Mongerson of Standard Screw Co. West ern Division to link local government and civic leaders with industry. Officers include W. E. Foster as vice chairman and TJ. Goodvis as secretary with members from Abex Corp, General Industries, Bendix, Republic Steel, and others.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Abex Corp
Engineered Products
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Elyria Foundry
Chromalloy American Corp
General Industries
Ternstedt
Man loses ear in ax attack at parking lot incident
A 27 year old man Hector Rosa of 1234 West 24th Street had his left ear nearly severed in a clash in a parking lot near an Oberlin Avenue bowling center. Rosa required about 30 stitches and was released from St Joseph Hospital. A woman was in the car when her husband hacked at the vehicle with an ax amid a scuffle after 3 PM.
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Lorain
Hector Rosa
West 24Th St
Rosa
St. Joseph Hospital
Oberlin Avenue
Elyria Man Fined 510 and Sentenced for Concealed Weapon
Gaylen D. Rhodehamel a 37 year old resident of 341 Foster Ave was fined 500 plus costs and given six months in jail by Judge Frank Wilcox after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon He also paid 10 plus costs after pleading guilty to intoxication The charges stem from his arrest at the Broad Street Grill 549 Broad St Wednesday night where police found a 32 caliber pistol in his waistband
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Gaylen D. Rhodehamel
Foster Ave
Frank Wilcox
Elyria Municipal Court
Rhodehamel
Broad Street Grill
Broad St
Elyria
Six more Ohioans die in Vietnam
The Defense Department identified six Ohio soldiers as fatally slain in Vietnam. Sgt. Eddie J. White of Barberton, Spec. 4 Edward L. Perry of Fairborn, Pfc. Larry E. Lutz of Parma, Pfc. David L. Massa of Lexington. Also changed from missing to dead were Cpl. Alexander Tsiras of Lakewood and Pfc. Ronald E. Wilson of Columbus.
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Washington
Ohio
Defense Department
Eddie J. White
Barberton
Edward L. Perry
Fairborn
Larry E. Lutz
Parma
David L. Massa
Lexington
Alexander Tsiras
Lakewood
Ronald E. Wilson
Columbus
Berlin Heights Graduate Leads Naval Academy Post
Rear Adm. James F. Calvert, 47, born in Cleveland, a Berlin Heights High School graduate of 1937, will become superintendent of the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis on June 15. He earlier commanded the nuclear submarine Skate earning two Silver Stars and helped the sub surfacing at the North Pole. Calvert succeeds Rear Adm. Draper L. Kauffman after 15 months as cruiser destroyer flotilla commander in the Mediterranean.
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Berlin Heights
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
James F. Calvert
Cleveland
Calvert
Oberlin College
Naval Academy
North Pole
Flotila
Mediterranean
Draper L. Kauffman
Academy
Sewer fee suit filed against Lorain ordinance
Kleen Kar Corp. sues in Lorain Common Pleas Court challenging the sewer connection charges of $3,950 as excessive and an illegal delegation of authority. The car wash firm seeks voiding of the ordinance and a refund with interest from Oct. 26 after payment under protest.
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Lorain
Common Pleas
Kleen Kar Corp
Pearl Ave
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