Amherst councilman defends private Rt 34 meeting
Councilman John J. Maney criticized a Lorain Journal report about a private Rt 34 meeting. He said the gathering was authorized as an executive session with highway officials and local property owners to discuss route concerns and potential sound impacts, not a closed conspiracy. Davis declined comment while Malley defended the session as open to administration officials and concerned residents.
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Amherst
Ari Large
John J. Maney
State Highway Department
Matey
Marvin Davis
Davis
Lorain Journal Ghat
Enio Yacobozzi
Councill Gembers
Renal
Steets Committee
Camel
Fes
D. H. Timmer
Ashland
Rome
Yacobazzi
Maney
Gberim Inn
Wazendi
Per ‘Jar
Malley
I Talenz
Council
Aominance
Includine
Kenneth Stoke
Demo Council
Ch Danicki
Fne
Aner
Marey
Journal
Telegram
Loom
Mattey
Perman
Midview executive resigns for Bluffton superintendent post
James H Ehrman administrative assistant at Midview School District will resign effective Aug 1 to become superintendent of Bluffton Schools Bluffton Ohio a district with about 7000 students Ehrman a Bluffton College graduate has held posts at Firelands Henrietta Township and Midview and plans to move his family to Bluffton this summer His resignation will be considered by the Midview Board at the June 10 meeting
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Grafton
James H Enrman
Midview
Bluffion
Bluiion
Ohio
Ehrman
Seid
Bhufton
Midview Digna
Firelands
Henrietta Township
Bluffton College
Kent State University
Western Reserve University
Bluffton
Henrietta
Midview Board of Education
BUC to close six district offices affecting Countians
Lorain Countians are among workers slated for layoffs as six Bureau of Unemployment Compensation district offices face closure. The Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Columbus offices will consolidate under the Columbus administrator with about 36 employees affected. Estimated annual savings reach 150,000 in salaries and overhead. Local managers including Ward Riley say no official notice yet and await confirmation.
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Lorain
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Wilerd
Dudley
James A Rhodes
Cleveland
Ward Riley
Warwick
Sheffield Lake
Chronicle-Telegram
Riley
Navda. Meyers
Dave Mowery
Bureau
William Flaherty
Boom schedule warns of sonic booms this week
In Bunker Hill Indiana the 305th Bomb Wing announces that Hustler bombers may produce sonic booms from Farmington Missouri to Cleveland via Cincinnati on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday between 7 20 and 3 48 PM EST. Flights end in June.
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Bunker Hill AM Force
Base
Ind
Ohio
Hustler
Farmington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Wheat farmers vote on referendums in three counties
More than 3,000 wheat farmers in Lorain Erie and Huron counties head to polls to decide a nationwide referendum on wheat surpluses. A yes means stricter government controls and price supports. a no favors freer markets. A yes affects acreage allotments and a two price plan. a no reduces controls and penalties. Polls open from 9 am to 7 pm at announced voting places. The vote aims to shape future pricing, quotas, and potential new legislation if approved or rejected.
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Lorain
Erie
Huron
Ohio
Lorain County Agriculture Extension Office
4000 Women Take Cancer Test In Lorain County
About 4000 area women used a painless Pap test to detect uterine cancer early. Atty. Walter Morey of the American Cancer Society Lorain County Unit urged clubs to host free ACS sessions and described Pap as a crucial early-detection method. Details available from the Lorain office. The piece also notes a plan to publish Tamil scriptures for 2 million copies in Tamil speaking regions.
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American Cancer Society
Lorain County
Walter Morey
Morey
George Ni Papanicolaou
Lorrain County
North Ridge Rd
Bible TN
Canadian Bible Society
India
Devion
Train crash injures two at Vermilion crossing
Two women were injured when a Nickel Mate Road passenger train struck a four car at the Helen Drive crossing in Vermilion. Mrs. Sarah Saunders, 91, suffered a broken leg and scalp injuries, in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital. Her granddaughter, Mrs. Rob ert Durkin, 42, was treated and released with minor injuries. The car’s driver said she looked both ways and did not see the train. The crossing lacks lights or flashers. The engineer declined comment on speed. police noted trains travel quickly through the area.
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Nickel Mate Road
Helen Dr
Sarah Saunders
Fidgewater
St. ‘Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Robert Durkin
Saunders
Bendix Local 971 seeks US probe into union finances
A Bendix Westinghouse unit faces a Labor Department inquiry into 1961 1962 funds and accounting gaps. Walter J. Jascus of Meddock Pa said the group is pushing for scrutiny of a $141 780 1961 report and $69 113 Inn Fund allocations amid suspensions and a union election where leaders were defeated. Names include Lender Teaman and others in the local union. The complaint alleges misreporting to members and the Labor Department with unresolved $714 remaining. Election results posted show Donald Boesel elected president and Arlene Buswell financial secretary with votes counts reported.
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United States Department of Labor
UAW
Bendix - Westinghouse
Aur Brake Co
Elymamas
Tres
Walter J. Jascus
Meddock
Fur Facture
Wlau
Man Jr. Finance
Man
Lender
Teaman
Lemder
Feir
Luesi
Hee
Labor Department
Labor Deparment
Bureau of Labor Management
Internal
S Sake Fund
Solidanty
Omar
Lacki
Walter J. Link
George Rother Gilespe
Bea Wibot
Charles Pat Lips
Dean Mit Ami
Wwresch
Nowda
Lerier
Donald Boesel
Carlene Buswell
Lorain bankers elect Plumb president at 1963 banquet
Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking chose Victor C. Plumb of The Central Bank Co. Lorain as president for 1963 64 at the 35th annual banquet held Saturday night at Oak Hills Country Club. Paul Ganobcik was named first vice president, with Robert Dean, Hanley Pijor, Catherine Johnson and Kathleen Dieterich among other elected officers. directors include Forest Hornbeck and Herbert J. Billington.
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George M. Demyan
Lorain County
American Institute of Banking
Victor C. Plumb
Paul Ganobeik
Ictor C. Plumb
Cen/ral Bank Co
Lorain
Oak Hills Country Club
Plum
Civ Bank Co
Paul Ganobcik
Central Bank Co
Robert Dean
Elytia Savings and Trust Co
Hanley Pijor
Lorain National Bank
Catherine Johnson
Central Bank
Kathleen Dieterich
Forest Hornbeck
Elyna Savings and Trust Co
Herbert J. Billington
Oberlin Savings Bank
Charles
Embezzling case trial postponed for Louis G Kelly
In New York City Louis G Kelly, indicted for embezzlement, has a trial postponed to June 2 announced by Assistant Prosecutor Joan B Otero. The case involves alleged embezzlement of funds from the Ranier Corp. secretarial records and waste-collection payments during Cleanup Week.
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Louis G. Kelly
New York City
Joan B. ‘Otero
Kelly
Ranier Corp
Lorain Enocs
Mi Joseph Iss Kelley
Gowan
Cowden S
Ford union to elect as planned amid Chicago strike
Ford workers' wildcat walkout at the Chicago stamping plant unsettles operations. Local 495 United Auto Workers will hold officer elections tomorrow and Wednesday with voting machines in the plant parking lot. The Chicago walkout, now 14 days old and involving 3,700 workers, affects 7,900 Cleveland Ford employees facing midnight layoffs if no settlement.
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Chicago
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Ford
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Legislator Francis E. Walter Fights Illness in Hospital
In Washington UPI reports Rep Francis E Walter Democrat Pennsylvania long hospitalized at Georgetown Hospital for weeks. Aides say his condition is unlikely to permit a return to work though Br Darrell Crain of the Walter camp says he is definitely better. Walter chairs the House Un-American Activities Committee and his illness quiets speculation about his future.
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Washington
UPI
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Georgetown Hospital
iWalter
Darrell C. Crain
Walter
Leukeria
Walters
House Unamerican Activities Committee
Elyrian elected to state banking unit leadership in Ohio
Dana Stewart of Lancaster named president and James F. Kitria named vice president of the One Bank. Elymian, officer in the state banking unit, presided as details outline his long career from university education to Navy service and roles at Citizens Bank, Savings Deposit Bank and Trust, and First National Bank in Elyria.
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Tenry
Vine
William Creed
Elyma Savings and Trust Co
Myrna Yeacow Firet
Elymian
Columbus
Dana Stewart
Lancaser
James F. Kitria
Ots Assoc
Stewart
Chiens Bank
Ami Hi
Vian
Webb Jr
Oho Cnzense
Toledo
Assacrehon
Siewit
F. Fela
Waterford
Mamnetia College
Citizens Bank Co
Beverly
Navy
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Elyria
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Hartmut Schmidt
Columbia
Schmidt
James H. Ehrman
BUC
Bureau of
Rhodes
Ang
Gress
Sain
Howevea
Vermilion
Bendix Local
U.S. Probe
County Banking Unit
Veripon M. Smith
Eugene A. Torry
Smith
Lerber
J. Billingselves
Oberlin Savints Bank
Ford Union
Amer
Eigrat Chamber of
Aremce
Natonal Ch
Assam
James F. Hill
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