Educators urged funding over austerity at Oberlin meeting
Governor Rhodes criticized for education cuts as two Oberlin teachers received plaques from the Oberlin Ohio Education Association. He warned that saving a dollar today may cost two tomorrow while noting Ohio ranks poorly in per capita education spending and road funding amid the push to reach outer space.
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Oberlin
Wishbone
James A. Rhodes
Elizabeth Martin
Eastwood
Ober- Ohio Education Association
Charlie Fails
Kathleen Craig
Boesel Wins Local 971 Union Presidency at Bendix Westinghouse
Donald Boesel defeated incumbent Frank Lender in the UAW CIO Local 971 election at Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co. Ballots from about 724 of 900 eligible members were counted after polling closed at 7 30 pm. Boesel led 481 to 243, sweeping out much of the old guard with the new officers to take office next month.
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Uaw-Cio
Bendix- Westinghorse Automotive Air Brake Co
Frank Lender
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
Donald Boesel
Elyria
Caw-Cio
Boesel
Lender
Clevelangé Si
Michel
Cs Take Ofice
City approves three vehicle purchases for police and public works
Two council committees approve buying a police cruiser up to 2000 dollars and two dump trucks at 1000 dollars each after allowances. Discussion covers repairs or replacement of a three wheeled motorcycle with estimates of 700 for repairs and 1700 for a new vehicle.
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Leonard Reichlin
D-1
Joseph C. Cowden
EHS Senior Earns Top Chemistry Score In District State Test
Elyria High School senior Charles Daney led with a chemistry score of 133 on a 140-point district state scholarship test taken May 6 across 21 subjects for grades nine through 12. About 2,176 students nationwide competed, with top 10 percent receiving certificates and top in each subject earning place certificates. Other area top finishers included John Broadley of Brunswick and Kathleen Petro of Lorain Admiral King High School, among several county and nearby county students recognized for high subject performance.
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Charles Daney
Elyria High School
John Broadley
Brunswick
Medina County
Lorain County
Kathleen Petro
Lorain
Admiral King High School
William Arroyo
Lorain Admiral King High
Sara Cremer
Oberlin High School
James Davidson
Kathleen Childress
Amherst High School
Dorothy Gerwin
Woodville High School
Sandusky County
Thomas Stover
Highland High School
Ann Eggleston
Medina High School
Wayne Steinmetz
Huron High School
Erie County
Dog pound to be rebuilt with minimal funds
Erie County Commissioners decided to rebuild the Dog Pound at South Columbus Ave with the least outlay of funds after it was partially destroyed by the December 24 1962 fire. Architect Alfred Schnurr Jr said a gable roof would raise costs without adding kennel space and construction will use a flat roof. A new pound will be built at a more suitable future location once plans and specifications are completed.
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Sandusky
Ene County
Columbus Ave
Erie County Commissioners
Erie County
Alfred Schnurr Jr
Dog Pound
Schourr
Police Officers Earn Diplomas at Miami Seminar
Police Chief Maurice C Flood and Captain Kenneth V Martin received diplomas after finishing the homicide investigation course offered by the National Police Law Enforcement Institute in Miami Beach Florida. The program covered time of death determination interrogation of murder suspects and related topics. Flood and Martin return to Elyria Monday amid National Police Week events.
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Maurice C. Flood
Kenneth V. Martin
National Police Law Enforcement Institute
Miami, Beach
Fla
Flood
Martin
Elyria
National Police Officers Association of America
National Police Week
Auxiliary Police Dance Set for Tomorrow in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville Auxiliary Police sponsor a dance tomorrow at St Peter Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Ted Bunevich Orchestra will provide music. Tickets are available from Auxiliary members or at the door. They also plan their annual clambake for August 2.
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North Ridgeville
Lorain County Community College Could Get Special Charter
Lorain County Community College may become the only Ohio community college chartered by a special act of the legislature. Mrs. Mabel Ewing and Annabelle Warmee pushed for consideration as a committee plans to meet Monday. A survey of trustees projects potential enrollment of about 11,000 and groundwork for a building proposal aims for voter approval in November. Governor Rhodes signaled support for higher funding, aligning with a state grant pattern.
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Lorain County Community College
Ohio
Mabel Ewing
Community College Board of Trustees
Columbus
Larah County
Lorain County
Ewing
Board of Regents
College
James A. Rhodes
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Rep Seeks Oath Removal For County Committeemen
Rep. Tohn Ashbrook of Ohio introduced a resolution in the House to end royal ty oaths for county agricultural stabilization and conservation committeemen. The measure aims to amend the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act and bars the secretary of agriculture from requiring pledges of loyalty to farm programs. It seeks to rescind an order mandating committee members sign a pledge of support for programs they administer.
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Washington
UPD
Tohn Ashbrook
Ohio
House
Agriculture’ Secretary
National Administration
Ashbrook
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Rt 254 meeting invitation only arouses protest
An Amherst hearing between the streets committee and the state highway department was held as an executive session with attendance limited to invited participants. Ches ter Danicki, a property owner, was barred along with reporters while Kenneth Stoka and John Mattey attended.
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Amherst
Third Ward Council Post
Council Streets Committee
State Highway Department
Chester Danicki
North Leavitt Re
Utility’ Department
Danicki
Kenneth Stoka
Third Wards Council Post
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Journal
John J. Mattey
Streets
Chronice- Telegram
Malley
Air Traffic Center in Oberlin Plans Expansion
The FAA air route traffic control center in Oberlin nears final approval for a major expansion. Assistant Chief Controller Mattan says the plan adds 1500 square feet for cafeteria and basement space and a 10 to 20 foot glass-wing extension toward Lorain Street. The project anticipates 100 more employees from Wayne Major Airport in Detroit and becomes the second and likely last expansion for the facility with a 459-person local staff.
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Oberlin
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Route Traffic Controls Center
4Eihur Mattan
FAA
Lorain St
Wayne Major
Detroit
Hattan
Castro to Visit Algeria Soon
UPI reports Fidel Castro will visit Algeria at month end or early June. About 1,106 workers on the Chicago area line are noted. no exact date was given. Premier Ahmed Ben Bella plans a trip to the United Arab Republic.
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Algiers
UPI
Chicago
Mier Fidel Castro
Alton
Lgeria
Ahmet Ben Bella
United Arab Republic
Chicago Ford strike ripple hits Lorain plant
Ford Motor company warned Lorain workers the local plant could lay off Tuesday if the Chicago strike is not settled by then. Approximately 2,000 hourly workers in Lorain would stay on if operations resume, while some shifts were cut and Saturday passenger line shifts canceled as the dispute persisted.
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Ford Motor
Fa Ford
Chicago
Lorsin
Paris
Thel
Fecal
Air Fet
Egg consumption per person dips since 1951
Consumers used only 335 eggs per person in 1961, down from 382 in 1951, despite a 1L percent drop in retail egg prices.
Eight DWI cases heard by acting judge in one day
Eight motorists charged with driving while intoxicated appeared before Acting Municipal Judge Jack W. Dilgren in place of Frank Wilcox. Defendants included Noah G. Looney who pleaded no contest and was fined 25 dollars with three days in jail, and Earl H. Neumann who faced a no contest plea and was fined 200 dollars with three days behind bars, suspended for medical reasons.
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Jack W. Dilgren
Dilgren
Frank M. Wilcox
Noah G. Looney
Dewhurst
Earl H. Neumann
Norm Rovalton
Miriam V. Fox
Lake Ave
Dell. Edwards, G
Hayes St
Roil Dime
Clifford L. Phoenix
Middle Ave
Ardel Griffith
Sedéris Hoijel
Aicorel
Paul FE. Thomas
Vulange Jocen
Pica
Cleanup nets more than last year
City crews collected 185 loads of rubbish during cleanup week up to the fourth day, surpassing 163 loads the same point last year. Service Director Joseph C. Cowden credited better weather and ongoing downtown cleanup efforts for the increase. He noted up to 19 trucks were used to remove debris from curb lawns.
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Joseph C. Cowden
Cowden
Edchs Teacher Recognized in Journalism Honor Mentions
A Elyria Catholic High School journalism teacher, Mary St. Michael, receives an honor mention in a national journalism teacher recognition program. Supported by grants from major outlets, the award spotlights tireless effort in student journalism and related fellowships.
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Mary St. Michael
SND
Elyria Catholie Hicn
Per
Grants Wall Street Journal
Ism
Mosher Votes No on Debt Ceiling Hike in Conver View
Congressman Charles A. Mosher was among 16 Republicans who opposed a debt limit increase passed 213 to 20 in the House. The bill would raise the ceiling to 907 billion for July and August, with future rises likely to finance projected deficits and Kennedy's tax cut. Mosher criticized the process as a farce and deception in a Congressional Record statement.
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U.S
Washington
Charles A. Mosher
House
United Press International
Kennedy
Treasury
Senate
Congress
Washincton
Ohio
Ashley
Feighan
Hays
Kirwan
Vanik
Secrest
Abele
Ashbrook
Ayres
Betts
Frances Balton
Oliver Bolton
Bow
Brown
Clancy
Devine
Warsha
Latta
McCulloch
Min Shall
Rich
Taft
Schenck
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