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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1966
Page
7
An editor warns that Bell's invention, intended as an aid to the deaf, could erode personal privacy via new spying tech. The piece traces advances from eavesdropping through bugs and parabolic mikes to hidden devices and wall plug detectors, highlighting ethical dangers and corporate misuse.
Presiding Judge Nicholas Mitock oversees Avon Traffic Court with list of offenders from Avon Lorain Elyria and Lakewood. Names include Ruth E Plato Paul K Paytos Emilio Weaver Edith L Avon and many others with charges of speeding red light failing to stop reckless operation muffler dog running at large driving with temporary instruction permit and physical control penalties ranging from 5 to 150 dollars and costs in several cases.
Arthur Jarrett, 55, of 29 E Lorain St, convicted for intoxication with a $25 fine and 10 days in jail suspended on condition of good behavior. resisting arrest, $50 fine suspended for one year. Charles Wheeler Jr, Sumner St, convicted for physical control of a vehicle while under the influence, $100 fine and $200 costs suspended on condition of good behavior. unsafe vehicle, $55 fine. Court suspended penalties on condition of good behavior.
Several divorces granted in Lorain County with cross petitions. Martha G Barnes of 18 Cadets Dr North Ridgeville is separated from Earl Hall of 4612 Broadway Lorain. Robert W Fordyce of 329 Tenth St Lorain is separated from Katherine. Susan Bennett of 508 West River St Lorain is separated from Robert Louie Wheeler of 1905 Tait St Lorain. Fred Gustand Akel of 7411 Chennault Dr North Ridgeville is separated from Sheron Phyllis M Sauer of 129 Magyar St Wellington.
Mil ton Jackson of the Eastern Area Red Cross spoke on disaster service roles at a Lorain County disaster committee meeting. Mrs Henry was named National Reserve Disaster Worker, with two major operations completed and could be called as a caseworker anywhere in the U S.
A British judge dismissed a divorce petition arguing communism is not cruelty grounds. Mrs Lalan Ingram had alleged her husband was cruel, forced her to write communist letters to their MP and Prime Minister Harold Wilson, and he contested the marriage dissolution.
A used pipe once belonging to Harold Wilson is listed for sale at a Bay Scout fair in July. The catalogue notes the pipe is "complete with teeth marks made during the general selection" highlighting its historic provenance.
Elyria records show multiple defendants across Elyria and nearby towns facing traffic related charges. Offenses include failure to stop in assured clear distance, reckless driving, speeding, failure to yield, driving without a license, and related violations with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars. Named individuals include Lela Noble Nancy Seabold Lela Gunter Robert Papp Thomas Muneyspenny Roger Gill Louis Sherrill Richard Le Strader Evelyn Mills Paul Ackerman Herman Gordon Reather Ward Earl Cutford Richard Duil and others. City and court details reference Elyria and North Ridgeville areas with Thursday and Tuesday listings.
In Turnhout Belgium a World War II grenade exploded at an orphanage in nearby Weelde on Thursday killing two boys and wounding two others. Police and local authorities investigated the accident scene and recovered fragments for forensic analysis. The tragedy raised concerns about relic ordnance in settled areas.
Tehran reports the Shah of Iran flew to Bucharest on Friday to start a diplomatic tour that will include Romania Yugoslavia and Morocco as part of a broader state visit sequence. The trip aims to foster regional ties and discuss economic and political cooperation with the listed nations.
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