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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1966

Page

1

NYC train derails at Ridgeville injuring no crew

A westbound New York Central train of 147 cars derailed near the Race Road crossing in North Ridgeville, ripping out all three tracks. Five Toledo crewmen escaped injury as investigators probe a cause while traffic was rerouted and mainline service restored by morning. most derailed cars carried zinc bars, with the caboose and last three cars remaining on track.

New York Central System North Ridgeville Nonce Cleveland Toledo Race Rd White Ready Mix Concrete Co A. H. Weitzel Boose Chronicle-Telegram Norfolk & Western E. M. Daley A. Wood William Pierce E. A. Price E. J. Haubert Weitzel

Saigon police halt Buddhist protest by dissidents

Saigon riot police broke up a Buddhist demonstration led by monks and youths near the Vien Hoa Dao temple, firing tear gas after about 20 minutes as crowds dwindled. Police warned of stronger gases as government forces warned they would stop protests to support Prime Minister Ky. Local leaders pledged more demonstrations, possibly Sunday, to keep troops tied up with security duties.

Bryce Miller Saigon UPI Vien Hoa Dao Pegoda Leon Daniel Nguyen Cao Ky Col van van Cua

Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Toll Grows Nationwide

Millions hit the highways for the long holiday weekend as states adjust plans to honor war dead. The National Safety Council forecast 460 to 540 traffic deaths and about 25 000 injuries. Police on alert, rest stations opened, and highway construction paused in several states. Governors and authorities mobilized resources ahead of Memorial Day observances.

United Press International National Safety Council Chicago Counci United Press Pennsylvania Wisconsin Pennsylvania Turnpike ‘Authority Ohio Iowa Harold E. Hughes Chinois Jnhead

Man dies when car hits tree near Norwalk

A 21-year-old man, Rolland L. Winter Jr., died early today when his car left St. AL 112 and crashed into a tree. Passenger Charles Perkins, 16, RD 2, was listed in fairly good condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred at 3:30 am, marking the first Memorial Day weekend fatality in the area.

New London St. AL 112 Rolland L. Winter Jr Rolland Hunter RD 2 Charles Perkins Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital Norwalk State Highway Patrol Page

President resigns at Thew Lorain Koehring unit

Jean W. Arnold resigned yesterday as president and general manager of Thew Lorain Division of Koehring Co. He said the move is from Koehring entirely and would not discuss future plans. Arnold, who became Thew president two years ago after leading Parsons Division in Newton Iowa, has a long career with several major firms including Clark Equipment Ford and Cadillac GM.

Arnold Koehring Parsons Division Newton Chauncey B. Smythe Thew Erie Pa Mfg. Co Clark Equipment Co Ford Motor Co Cadillac General Motors

Sanne’s Potted Tomato Plants Priced at Five Cents

An advert urges buyers to enhance a 26 year old home by purchasing RESAR’S famous potted tomato plants from Sanne at five cents each. Includes quick call to action to price and acquire the plants now available.

RESAR

Life and Money Crisis at Amherst Public Library

In the Magazine Section page 14 the piece notes a financial strain at Amherst Public Library, alongside quirky wildlife references including kookaburras magpies and cockroaches. It quotes Jim Ketchum on the importance of timing for square dancers and mentions Stamp Facts as a feature.

Amherst Public Library Jim Ketchum

Marion educator to lead Elyria Memorial Day tributes

Dr. Robert S. Brown, Marion area educator and longtime Marion schools superintendent since 1954, will deliver the Memorial Day tributes at Ridgelawn Cemetery in Elyria. A WWII veteran, Brown served in the Pacific with the tank corps, later earning degrees from Muskingum College and Ohio State University, and holding roles in Galion Medina Madison rural schools and Springfield Township. He is active in educational associations, the American Legion, Kiwanis, and YMCA.

Ridgelawn Cemetery Robert S. Brown Marion New Concord Brown Makin Okinawa Tank Corps Muskingum College Ohio State University Springfield Township Dr. Brown The American Legion Kiwanis Club YMCA

Coffeehouse ministry comes to Lorain County

In the church section the report notes a COFFEEHOUSE ministry launching in Lorain County. The item references OBERLIN and mentions two police officers but records only one person who appeared to take a civil service exam as reported by The Wood pile. The piece places events across pages 4 and 19 with unrelated listings for NORTH RIDGEVILLE and calendar items in later sections.

Lorain County Oberlin

C T plans big holiday issue

The Chronicle Telegraph announces a large holiday edition coming Monday morning with up to date local regional national and sports news. The issue aims to provide readers with timely information to start Memorial Day activities or enjoy features at home.

Chronicle - Telegram

Steel boom creates 30 area jobs at Lorain Works

U. S. Steel Corp Lorain Works plans to reactivate 39 coke ovens by July 1 adding about 30 workers. The fourth battery of ovens will resume production after two years of inactivity, signaling an upbeat operations rebound for the Lorain plant.

Lorain U. S. Steel Corp Lorain Works

Triangle mystery unfolds at retrial for Brown murder

The retrial of General Brown, 43, for the shotgun slaying of Aaron Willis, 34, follows a love triangle ending in death at 1209 Adams St. Brown allegedly moved the weapon from the large house to a rear chicken coop before firing as Willis opened a door and lit a match. The defense and prosecution prepared for a contested testimony with open legal counsel.

Adams St General Brown Common Pleas John D. Pincura Brown Aaron Willis Willis Alberta Williams John Kozich Garrett Mur Harris Adams Mrs. Williams Murray Williams

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NYC Ridgeville Jean W. Arnold Breesa Columbia Station Space Elyria Galion and Medina Madison Rural Schools Area News Industrs I Dearbhy Omer J C-T Triangle Walter A. Godfrey Ray Joseph Grunda Floyd Harris Elyrian General Brown
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