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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1965

Page

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Lorain County College Awards $2.53 Million Hub Building Contracts

Lorain County Community College trustees approved four contracts totaling 2,525,118 for Phase One construction of the campus hub at Lorain. Chuckrow Construction and Consolidated Comstock lead as general and electrical bidders with other firms for plumbing and HVAC. Bid openings prompted immediate bids for kitchen equipment and furniture.

Ramouth College Center Lorain County Community College Robert Chuckrow Construction Co Consolidated Comstock. Co General — Chuckrow North Abbe Rd Consolidated Comstock Cleveland Nova Co Avon Spahn Corp Warren E. Finkel Finkel and Finkel Spain William Cummings Perkins and Will Partnership Chicago

Death toll climbs in Salt Lake City United jet crash

A United Air Lines Boeing 727 arriving at Salt Lake Municipal Airport burst into flames, killing about 40 people and injuring many others. Survivors escaped as rescuers worked amid smoke and wreckage, with authorities tallying the dead and counting 41 severely burned victims. The crash marked the third Boeing 727 disaster in three months.

James C. Bapis Salt Lake City UPI United Air Lines Salt Lake Municipal United Lake Michigan American Airlines Cincinnati Ohio Sullivan UAL Stanley Carter Utah Air National Guard New York San Francisco

Johnson orders more troops to Vietnam amid build up

President Johnson authorized the Pentagon to provide all requested personnel to bolster the 160,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam. He said he would ask Congress in January for more defense funding and noted plans to close or shrink surplus bases to save about $500 million yearly. McNamara indicated a sizeable increase is being planned and declined to specify numbers.

William J. Eaton Johnson City Tex UPI Johnson South Viet Nam Pentagon U.S Congress Texas McNamara Dean Rusk Ian Smith Washington United States

U S loss light as 100 Viet Cong fall near Saigon

Communist guerrillas attacked a 1000 strong U S infantry force near Saigon before dawn. Americans held ground and killed over 100 Viet Cong in heavy fighting that lasted past sundown. The battle occurred at a rubber plantation along Highway 13 in the Tron Triangle area.

Saigon UPI U.S Highway 13 Tron Triangle

Elyria High and Elyria Catholic Ready for 1965 Football Night

Elyria High travels to Lorain to renew a long series while Elyria Catholic visits Ridgeville Park. In other news, 24 WAKEMAN area residents hunt for a wild cougar as Spencer officials note state health department approval for a third reservoir and council studies fluorescent lighting for the square. Wellington residents urged by the county health commissioner to fluoridate village water supply.

Elyria High Elyria Catholic Lorain Ridgeville Spencer State Health Department Third Reservoir Council Wellington

Russians Launch Venus 2 Space Probe From Moscow

The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Venus mission Venus 2 using an interplanetary station on a voyage toward Venus. Tass said Venus 2 would pass the planet late next February and that the probe is functioning normally. Mariner 2 had preceded with a successful flight to Venus three years earlier, and explored the Moon and Mars in later missions.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Venus America Earth Tass Venus 2 Mariner 2 Mariner Moon Mars

Britain would consider military aid to Rhodesia if asked

London indicated Prime Minister Harold Wilson could authorize military help to restore order in Rhodesia if Governor General Sir Humphrey Gibbs requested troops or police. He stressed no general invasion but left open the possibility of aiding a legally constituted Rhodesian government.

Britain Rusk Harold Wilson Rhodesia Erhard Ludwig Erhard Rio de Janeiro Laurence Meredith London UPI Wilson Humphrey Gibbs Salisbury Ian Smith Gibbs Michael Stewart New York United Nations Security Council Stewart U.N Smith Johnson Texas White House United States Soviet Union China Crown Sterling

Salvage Crews Lift 600 Tons of Chlorine in Mississippi River

Baton Rouge reports salvage teams using a 600 ton derrick to raise chlorine from a barge sunk in the Mississippi during Hurricane Betsy. The hazardous cargo prompted evacuations and precautionary measures for nearby residents.

Baton Rouge UPI

Eisenhower Suffering Definite Heart Attack, Doctors Say

Augusta reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has had a definite heart attack after chest pain episodes. Capt. Wallace Hitchcock of Fort Gordon said the condition follows two attacks and that Eisenhower is stabilized and receiving standard anticoagulants and tests.

Augusta UPI Dwight D. Eisenhower Wallace Hitchcock Fort Gordon Hitchcock Hitch Eisenhower

Gasoline Spill Explosion Destroys Sunoco Station

Eaton Township firemen battled a gasoline spill sparked blast at the Midview Sunoco Service Station on 428 East Royalton Street. The fire, caused during a car repair, destroyed the station with an estimated $20,000 in damages. No injuries were reported and firefighters took about an hour to control the blaze.

Eaton Township Midview Sunoco East Royalton St

Weather Outlook With Rain Likely Through Tonight

Rainy weather continues with thickening clouds forenoon and showers or thundershowers tonight. Highs near 56 to 62 degrees, lows 42 to 49. Saturday remains cloudy with scattered showers mainly in the forenoon and little temperature change.

County weighs switch to IBM vote machines

Lorain County Commissioners and election officials discuss replacing mechanical voting machines with IBM Votomatic devices. Each unit totals about 230 dollars including booth, with 97 existing machines and a request for 25 more. Fulton County Ga uses the system. officials say it is simple and nearly foolproof.

IBM International Business Machines Lorain County J. Norman Thompson National Association of County Officials Eugene E. Roberts Fulton County Fulton

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County College By Ralph Kingzett Burns Air Force John Sullivan Tulsa Jula Malden Mass Hill Air Force Base Col. T LBJ Viet By Michael T. Malloy Wakeman Area Abby Merriman Smith Dwight Eisenhower Thompson
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