Teens May Be More Ready to Vote Than Parents
A Chelson Telegram poll of 80 students at Elyria High School and Lorain County Community College suggests many teens, including 17 and 18 year olds, correctly answered more election related questions than some adults. The random sample measured knowledge of local, county, state and national facts and found teens outperformed adults on 21 of 36 questions, though no one answered all correctly.
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Elyria High School
Lorain County Community College
Apollo 10 set for moon orbit flight from Cape Kennedy
Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Cernan and Young were cleared for launch after solving a dehumidifier issue in the environmental control system. The eight day mission aims to circle the moon 31 times and test a lunar module landing approach ahead of Apollo 11, with Armstrong and Aldrin targeting July 20.
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Space Agency
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John W. Young
United States
Georgia Tech
Stafford
Young
Cernan
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Moon
Apollo
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Spiro T. Agnew
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Thomas O. Paine
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Fire Sinks Mormon Excursion Boat Off Florida Coast
A Mormon group’s excursion boat Miss Go Go Girl burned and sank about five miles offshore near Tarpon Springs Florida. One hundred four people including 101 passengers and three crew members leapt into the Gulf of Mexico and were rescued by Coast Guard planes cutters and private boats. Three injured.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Fire-brewing college students trigger Whip-in to White event
A bonfire on Main Street in White SD drew 600 students from SD State University Northern State College and the University of Minnesota in a “Whip-in to White” weekend. Officials cooled tensions as deputies and state police watched. last week’s Zap in Zap incident haunted town memories.
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Counselors warn on correspondence school racket
High school counselors urge juniors and seniors to beware educational racketeering in career training through correspondence and resident schools. Mapleton High School counselors detail cases where students signed 800 bonds for courses from a Kansas City school, with mixed results and risks of non existent programs. They stress the need for careful evaluation, individual attention, and legitimate accreditation before enrollment.
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Jeromesville
Ashland
Mapleton High School
Kansas City
Marald Mehlow
Admiral King High School
Lorain
Glenn urged to run for Senate in New York
U S Sen Stephen M Young contends John Glenn should seek the Democratic nomination for Ohio’s Senate from New York where Glenn lives with his business and family. Young notes Glenn’s Ohio residence is not present and says voters require bona fide Ohio ties. he recalls Glenn ran against Young in an earlier primary but withdrew after a fall.
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U.S
Stephen M. Young
Dobie
John Glenn
Senate
New York
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Young
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Oho
Ohio
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Nixon observes display of U S Navy firepower off Norfolk
President Nixon watched a Naval firepower display from the USS Saratoga as Task Force ships steamed off Virginia. He awarded Medals of Honor to Army specialists Ferguson and Kinsman at the White House before visiting the carrier for a surface to air missile show and aerial demonstrations.
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Norfolk
Saratoga
UPS
Atlantic Ocean
White House
Virginia
Elyria police and firemen to press for raises
Elyria police, firemen, and service employees plan to present wage raise requests to the city council. Council President Kenneth Krueck says action is unlikely without new revenue, noting an income tax would require weeks of legal steps. Officials expect representatives to attend with families, but a work stoppage could paralyze city services.
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Kenneth Krueck
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Handy Fixes Spotlighted by Practical Workers
A lighthearted item praises practical handymen skilled at quick repairs around the home, noting their knack for efficient fixes and reliable results that keep houses in order.
Project High Fly balloons release in Elyria downtown
Hundreds of balloons rise as Chronicle Telegram carriers stage a month long project with a 2 p.m. countdown. Balloons tagged with carrier names released from Wyria Savings and Trust Bank. Prizes await public finders and top returning balloons. Carriers awarded balloons for new subscriptions.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
C/T
Richard Camp
Wyria Savings and Trust Bank
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Israeli troops kill 15 guerrillas in two attacks
Israeli troops killed 16 Arab guerrillas yesterday in two separate strikes against army positions in the Jordan Valley and the Golan Heights. Officials described the battleground as one of carnage with many dead and severed lines of barbed wire. A roving Egyptian ambassador warned of renewed war to recapture land, while a senior aide said no settlement is possible without broader conflict.
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Golan Heights
Tel Aviv
Casablanca
Morocco
Gaza Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Hassan Sahry
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