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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
2
A brief Elyria Chronicle Telegram item from Monday November 8 1965 notes local happenings in Elyria Ohio. It appears as a compact news snippet with limited readable details and primary names not shown.
Spain produced nearly 50 000 tons last year making it the world’s No 2 producer. Portugal led, followed by Spain, France and Greece in ranking.
Ohio eyes the 1964 elections as the Feb 2 filing deadline approaches. Democratic leaders fret over past defeats while Republicans rally behind Gov. Rhodes. Potential candidates include DiSalle, Lan cione, McIlwain, Sweeney, King, and others as redistricting reshapes paths to state and federal offices.
Western Reserve University researchers in Cleveland report transplanting a dog's brain into another dog's neck and maintaining brain activity for up to two days. They monitor brain waves, blood flow, and metabolism, finding no immune rejection so far and detailing procedural steps and safeguards.
Dayton Ohio UPI reports University of Dayton President Rev Raymond A Resch announced a major tuition increase to across-the-board 500 dollars per semester for full-time students starting next June 22. The raise doubles costs for 12 credit hour students from 252 to 500 and for 17 credit hours from 357 to 500, with a 143 dollar increase noted for some students.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Dorris, 65, has been jailed since February 4 for contempt of court after moving her two acre home into the Holiday Hills subdivision in defiance of a restrictive covenant. Developers sought an order to forbid the move. Chancellor Ned Lentz was asked to intervene.
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