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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1963
Page
1
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Black River Trail Blazers receive recognition in Charles J. Hostetter's weekly Circling the Square column on page 31 for their community improvement efforts in the city.
The article notes a heavy cloud over a World Series game highlighting how individual actions, like driving cars, contribute to air pollution. The piece points readers to the CT's fourth article on page 21 to explore how people add to the growing problem.
Ken Greer of Amherst is favored to win the half mile championship at the state track meet in Columbus. He qualified from preliminaries and is listed among top contenders in the high school event.
The NATO military council meets in Ottawa as Charles de Gaulle looms over talks. French resistance to full integration of European nuclear forces is noted, while Rusk and Home assure a limited NATO role with France cautiously aboard. Nuclear planning gains direct NATO participation for non U.S. members.
Mostly sunny today then partly cloudy and warmer tonight with a high of 64 to 70. Tonight's low around the 40s. Sunday brings considerable cloudiness and little temperature change. Sunrise 6 AM. sunset 1:48 PM. moonrise 1:32 AM. moonset 11:12 PM. Precipitation none in 24 hours.
The article reports on Khrushchev and Castro amid Cold War tensions. It notes a Cuban visit, Cuba’s stance on resisting integration disruptions, and political maneuvers in Alabama and Georgia. The piece cites U S and Soviet actions with potential for broader conflict.
Vatican sources report Pope John XXIII showing improved condition after internal bleeding and anemia from a stomach illness first noted last November. doctors gave transfusions and antihemorrhagic treatments as he begins a nine day spiritual retreat in his apartment overlooking St. Peter's Square.
Readable fragments indicate Cubans naming exile leaders from various provinces as potential governance figures amid questions of legitimacy and future strategy. No clear names or dates are confirmed in the text.
Six people were injured in a two car collision at the intersection of Route 113 and Chertin Road around 9:20 pm. Authorities say one car headed north toward Oberlin Bd. struck another, with four occupants in one vehicle and two in the other. Victims were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. names and conditions were unavailable at press time.
Visitors can tour a replica Main Street with two railroad cars displaying stores designed as a 19th century shopping street. The Chronicle- Telegram and Elvira Chamber sponsor locally with Benny Ford Museum and Greenfield Village backing nationally. Open Friday to Saturday with no admission.
Arthur Henry Page, a Brink's armored car guard, was arrested on a $50,001 bond after allegedly stealing more than $70,000. Investigators say he used two jobs and luxury spending, including a 1959 Cadillac and a 1962 Buick, while moonlighting from his Brink's post. He faced federal custody and arraignment proceedings.
The Agriculture Department announced large new commitments for sugar deliveries from foreign countries. Prices have risen in some grocery stores to five two five cent bags due to tight world supply and hoarding reports. Undersecretary Charles Murphy said U S commitments for 1963 exceed the nation’s entire previous consumption by about 391000 tons, signaling a substantial import surge.
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