Demonstrators Rally and March Over Nixon Vietnam Policy
Pro and anti Nixon voices surge as Veterans Day events unfold nationwide. In Midland Park New Jersey a parade drew 8000 marchers and 25000 spectators while Houston saw 900 marchers and 1900 at a rally. National prayers were held for missing servicemen and antiwar protests move toward Washington with promises of peaceful dissent.
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Strike Closes Revco Stores Across Ohio After Vote
Ohio pharmacists vote to strike Revco locations after rejecting bid of 160 licensed pharmacists at 16 000 yearly managers and 14 700 for assistants. Stores in Elyria and Lorain join nationwide walkout affecting 110 Ohio Revco outlets.
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Ohio weekend traffic toll hits four week low
Ohio Highway Patrol reports 16 deaths over the weekend, the lowest in four weeks. No pedestrians died, nine were killed Saturday and four Sunday, with two fatalities Friday night. All victims were unbelted.
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Harrod elected to Ohio Chamber of Commerce board
John E. Harrod general superintendent of the Youngstown Workers of U S Steel is elected to the Ohio Chamber of Commerce board succeeding Alvin J. Scheel. Harrod joins 11 other leading Ohio industrialists representing manufacturing on the board Scheel formerly led U S Steel Lorain Works.
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Death of Lorain athlete Joe Darek shocks city
Lorain loses a versatile sports figure Joe Darek who excelled in basketball football track softball golf bowling and more. The obituary notes his death from cancer last Monday and honors his generous friendship and local impact.
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Lorain group sportsmen mourn deaths of local friends
Sheriff Vernon M Smith reports deaths of Joey and several Lorain friends who were longtime Browns fans and athletes. The group included Vern, Joey, Phil Kelser, Ralph Faris, Fatty Brooke, and Frank Bvanch, all tied to Lorain and Elyria sports circles. Joey worked at Lorain Products, once a top Lorain bowler and ex Lorain High basketball star Fatty Brooke died months earlier. Election Day Tom Ball, a former Lorain Engineering Department worker and prominent bowler, fulfills a long-held wish.
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Quiet Veterans Day Observed in Elyria and Area
Veterans Day will be observed quietly in Elyria with private veterans groups. A public memorial is planned at Lorain Community College with a flag ceremony Taps and a prayer led by Ecumenical Campus Ministry. The Ninth District VFW will present flags to Columbia High School and Charles Green will speak.
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Stokes pledges federal aid drive for the poor in inauguration
Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes vows to lead a delegation of large city mayors to Washington to press Congress for hunger relief health care and children clothing aid. He criticizes national war spending while urging action for the poor and notes renewed city unity.
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Electrical workers strike Columbus plant over local issues
About 4,000 members of the International Union of Electrical Workers struck the Westinghouse plant in Columbus after local issues remained unresolved despite a national contract extension. Pickets breached doors, windows were smashed, a car burned, and four gates were demolished as authorities patrolled the site and fire crews protected the plant.
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Addiss Crofut entertain with musical smorgasbord
Elyria audience enjoyed encores as Addiss and Crofut performed at the Community Concert. The duo sang in English and some pieces in original languages with Brubeck’s son Christopher joining for modern works. They used varied instruments and original compositions including The Jimmy Song while the Paganini Trio is slated for December 4.
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