Ohio to distribute federal education funds for libraries and books
Ohio lawmakers consider Holt proposal to allocate 5.4 million dollars in ESEA funds for library resources and textbooks. Plan splits 50 percent by need, 40 percent direct grants with private parochial schools on loan terms, and 10 percent to model programs. Each district must spend half on libraries and limit text and printed materials.
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Columbus
UPI
E. E Holt
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of Education
Ohio
Holt
School Survey Commission
106Th General Assembly
State Department of Education
Imaster
Pool firm signs contract for Amherst school pool work
Midwestern Pool Co. of Miamisburg announced a contract to build the Amherst Maude Neiding Park pool to be completed by month’s end. Project superintendent Jack Sims signed the agreement with county council representatives, ending yesterday’s union picketing after talks resumed.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Miamisburg
Regu: Council
Maude Neiding Park
C L. Burbridge
Midwestern Pool Co
Jack Sims
County Council
Burbridge
Double funeral for couple who died 10 hours apart
In Canton,George Myers 72 and his wife Bertha 64 died ten hours apart. Faday Myers, a retired Republic Steel Corp painter, died at Massillon Hospital after a heart attack. Bertha Myers visited the funeral home then stayed with relatives where she also died.
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Canton
UPI
George Myers
Bertha
Faday Myers
Republic Steel Corp
Massillon
Dayton crash claims life of Joel McCullum at street intersection
UPI reports 29 year old Joel McCullum of Lewisburg died from injuries after a Wednesday street intersection collision with motorcycle rider Richard Baker. The crash left Baker with leg injuries and prompted possible charges. Local investigators described the incident as a fatal crash with ongoing inquiries.
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Dayton
UPI
Joel McCullum
Lewisburg
Richard
No Ohio delegate at water talk
Ohio did not plan to send a delegation to the United Action for Clear Waters Conference in Detroit because no travel funds were approved. Health Director Emmett W. Arnold did not submit a staff travel request. Attendees include representatives from New York Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Ontario in the conference backed by the United Automobile Workers to mobilize grass roots against water pollution.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
United Action For Clear Waters
Detroit
Otto Steck
Emmett W. Arnold
New York
Indiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ontario
United Automobile Workers
Rutgers Students Back Viet Policy With Petitions
Seven Rutgers University students visited Washington with petitions supporting the administration on Viet Nam policy. They carried signatures from more than 3,390 Rutgers students and 70 students from Donn College to New Jersey senators, underscoring campus backing for the policy stance.
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Washington
UPI
Rutgers University
Viet Nam
Rutgers
Don ‘Lawn College
New Jersey
Rotunda’s Rise Through Elyria Catholic Athletics
In tribute to Lou Rotunda, the Lorain County youth advocate and Elyria Catholic figure, this column traces his impact from early interests sparked in Elyria High sports in 1944 to later leadership roles at Elyria District Catholic High School. It notes his work with youth, the Eagle of the Cross award, and his influence on local physicians and sports culture, culminating in a nod to ongoing coverage.
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Lou Rotunda
Wayne
Skip) Diederich
Elyria District
Lou
Elyria High
Louw
C-T
Andy Bakos
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
Bakos
Rotunda
Elyria High Cage
Elyria
Louie
Andy Bakas
Lorain County
Nicandro Leano
Ridgeview
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Leano
Philippines
EMH
Maryann Bodde
Vermilion
Leane
Nick
Ridgeville
Sheffield Wins Battle to Keep Out of Lorain
Sheffield Township residents won a seven year battle against annexation to Lorain. Judge Robert J. Vetter ruled the November 1958 annexation petition was insufficient and the revised one amounted to a new petition. The 2,000 acre area includes the O'Neil Sheffield Shopping Center. Opponents, led by Lois M. Simo, argued technical errors and lack of resident support.
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Sheffield
Lorain
Sheffield Township
Common Pleas
Robert J. Vetter
Norwalk
O’neil-Sheffield
James W. Thomas
Newts
Simo
Russell St
Attys
G. L Severs
Kosma Glavas
Elyria
William G. Wickens
Norman Beller
Vetler
Family News Item From The Chronicle Telegram
A November 6 1965 Chronicle Telegram page includes a family notices section with brief items about local residents. The readable text highlights personal announcements and community notices typical of a weekend edition.
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the Chronicle -Telegram
Lorain native elected NEOTA president amid large meeting
Richard Ackerman, Lorain Admiral King administrator, was elected president of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association for the coming year. Ackerman, a Korean War veteran with a Western Reserve University master’s, plans a revised convention format possibly spanning several cities. He led a regional gathering that drew about 20,000 teachers, noted as smaller due to another meeting in Mahoning County attracting about 2,500.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Admiral King High School
Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Richard Ackerman
NEOTA
Admiral King Band
Thomas Evans
Larai
Northeastern Ohio
Ackerman
Western Reserve Univer
Sity
Ers
Ohio
Stokes
NECTA
Mahon
Dairymen huddle on prices in Western PA
United Dairy Farmers will meet in Hempfield Two High School to map a strategy for higher raw milk prices. Ernest Hayes, UDF president, says about 2000 farmers from Western Pennsylvania are expected. The group protests Isaly Dairy Co. plants and stores and will discuss a $22,000 Isaly suit and Hayes's $13 million antitrust suit against Isaly and three other dairies.
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Greensburg
UPI
United Dairy Farmers
LDF
Ernest Hayes
UDF
Pennsylvania
Hempfield Two
Isaly Dairy Co
Hayes
Isaly
Isaly's
Dairies
Carlisle move remains uncertain on annexation issue
Gerald Webber of the Carlisle Citizens Committee says residents want self governance and will decide at a Dec. 1 meeting whether to pursue township continuation or support incorporation as a city. The annexation proposal was defeated 13-1, leaving the fate of the township up in the air.
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Greta Garbo
Carlisle
Webber
Elyr
CCC
Thelia
Gerald Webber
Inter- Carlisle Citizens Committee
Ohio teachers' starting pay rising with degrees
The Ohio Education Association reports starting salary for beginners with a bachelor is at least 4640 dollars with a master s degree averaging 4989, while 1965 maximums reach 6130 for bachelor holders and 6846 for those with a master. Thirty one districts report top master's salaries above 9000, including 19 in greater Cleveland. Eight districts pay master s graduates under 5000. Shaker Heights becomes first Ohio suburb to top 10050 dollars for master s holders, with teachers there earning up to 10054 dollars.
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Ohio
Ohio Education Association
OFA
Aries
Greater
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
OEA
Voters show rising anti tax trend in Ohio school elections
An Ohio Education Association release notes voters statewide approved 68 percent of 415 school bond issues and levies. Lorain County districts fared better with 75 percent approval of nine issues. Unsuccessful locally include Midview 4 mill levy, Wellington bond of 995000, and Sheffield Lake renewal and extra mills. Larger state results include Parma 7.7 million bond, Austintown 4.6 million, and Vermilion 2.3 million issues.
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Ohio Education Association
OEA
Lorain County
Midview
Wellington
Elyrian named general supervisor at Brown Fintube
Raymond H. Hoefler promoted to general superintendent of welding and engineering at Brown Fintube Co. Elyria, with a background in industrial metal and nuclear materials, brings broad design and fabrication expertise. John L. Schellhammer named purchasing agent, a Scranton graduate and WWII naval veteran, residing at 451 Olivet Dr.
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Elyrian
Ameri
University of Maryland
Hoefler
Armerty
Raymond H. Hoefler
Kaighin and Hughes, Inc
Industrial Metal
Toledo
General ‘Jurgy
Case Institute of Tech- Iron Works
Denver
Ther
Telegraph Rd
Brown Fintube Co
John L. Schellhammer
Hazelton
Elyria
Schellhammer
Badenhausen Corp
Cromwell Heights
University of Scranton
New Brown Fintube
Olivet Dr
Darke County Soldier Killed in Viet Nam
Mr and Mrs Benson Pottkotter of New Weston Ohio received word Friday their son James Pottkotter 20 was killed in Viet Nam He was the first Darke County soldier to die in the war and he entered service January 16 1965.
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Greenville
Ohio
UPIS
Benson Pottkotter
New Weston
Viet Nam
Pic James Pottkotter
Darke County
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Russ Davies
Eral
Walter Godfrey
Grace Tulk
Umder
Johnny Sellers
Raymond H, Hoefler
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