Elyria NAACP Pushes Open Housing Enforcement
NAACP chief urges creation of complaint centers and federal backing to enforce Elyria open housing law. Mayor Reichlin defends ordinance as weak but workable with formal complaints. Civil Rights Act provisions step in by 1970.
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Mickey’s Cadets shine in USTA Baton contest
Three members of Mickey’s Cadets earned honors at a USTA Baton contest in Strongsville. Lori Schmidt, 8, took second in intermediate twirling. Lori Holdren, 11, won first in military and fancy strutting. Carrin Goad, 7, captured first in majorette of the month, military strutting and best appearing. Elyria events note officers, club meetings, and a Christmas dinner planning.
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Red Cross to record messages at YWCA World Fellowship Fair
The Red Cross will record messages for visitors at the YWCA World Fellowship Fair on Friday, highlighting community aid and international outreach as its outstanding feature.
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Home sewing on rise shows pattern and fabric sales up
UPI reports rising home sewing interest with 1967 pattern sales up 30 percent and fabric sales up 29 percent. Experts say about 85 percent of high school girls know how to sew, with 10 650 million girls making nearly 71 million garments in 1967.
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