Oberlin plans senior apartments near town center
Firelands Retirement Centers Inc presented a seven story Oberlin apartment building for elderly residents at 36 South Pleasant Street. The project, part of a 200 unit regional plan including Vermilion, aims for late 1964 occupancy with rents from 38 to 145 dollars for studios and one or two bedroom units. The building will include two elevators, an incinerator, a library, social spaces, and an infirmary, with FHA funding and private lending.
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Firelands Retirement Centers, Inc
Obertin
Oberlin
Corporation Board
East Oberlin Community Church
Oustees
Lana Creel
Nomorist
Vermilion
Firelands Retirement Centers Inc
United Church of Christ
Lorain
South Pleasant St
Firelands Spokesaman
Federal Housing Authority
Oberlin Improvement and Development Corp
National Association of College Stores
Hanlk. Rest Home
College and
Pleasant Sts
FHA
Horoy Finkel and
Fiskel
Cels
Thebrary
Elyria NAACP official cites power structure to curb social ills
In Elyria the NAACP official argues that a robust power structure including labor leaders, realtors, and banks could address rampant social problems. He criticizes local media coverage and urges inclusive recruitment for the Equal Opportunities Committee to force accountable action. He links housing, jobs, and welfare to deeper, generational racial tension and urges concrete non-discriminatory hiring and investment commitments.
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NAACP
Elyria
Larkins
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyrial
Oe ml
EQC
George Short
Emgria Naacp
Harshaw Chemical union pact averts near strike
Harshaw Chemical Co. and Local 73 AFL CIO ratified a new two year contract providing an eight cent per hour top pay boost plus fringe benefits, estimated at 16 cents hourly total. The pact covers about 350 Elyria workers and a similar Cleveland plant agreement was signed. The deal includes overtime equalization, pensions, vacations, a new safety clause, and raises for third shift workers. The agreement ended a threatened midnight strike after marathon talks from Saturday to Sunday.
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Tva
Junion
Harshaw ‘Chemical Co
William Machovina
Afl-Cio International Chemical Workers Union
Elyria
Machovina
Cleveland
Melody Grove
Edward
Edward Berner
Board agrees to UFM demands
The United Freedom Movement ends picketing after the Cleveland city school board agrees unanimously to 49 demands aimed at ending de facto segregation. A citizens committee will oversee classroom integration by fall, with a plan to achieve meaningful integration by September 1963 and desegregation of crowded classes by February.
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Cleveland
UPD
Uniited Freedom Movement
UFM
Board of Education
Citizens’ Council
Otter
Max Hayes Trade School
Ear Biter Charged After Greenwich Fight at Center Inn
Norwalk man Garl Mihm, 34 Kniffen St Greenwich, filed maiming charges with Huron County Prosecutor Bernard Freeman this morning against Charles Oney Greenwich area after a fight yesterday at Center Inn. Oney is accused of biting off the top of Mihm s right ear and Mihm was also bitten on the right temple. Sheriff deputies were called to the Inn at Rt 224 and 12 at 5 30 pm yesterday as Mihm was arrested and released at New London Hospital. The maiming charge is a felony with a possible sentence of 3 to 30 years.
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Norwalk
Garl Mihm
Kniffen St
Greenwich
Huron Country
Bernard Freeman
Charles Oney
Greemvich
Center Inn
Oney
Mihm
Vinton County Sheriffs Department
Rts
New London Hospital
Pan
Sheriff's Department
Man Charged With Tree Chopping Ordered Medical Exam
Great Bentley England UPI reports 37 year old David Lee faced charges for chopping down one apple tree. He told police he needed something to keep his mind occupied and was ordered to undergo a medical examination Monday.
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Bentley
England
UPI
David Lee
Water contract talks postponed by Elyria Amherst officials
A meeting between Elyria and Amherst officials to discuss a new water contract was postponed indefinitely due to a conflict with a special Amherst utilities committee session. No date had been set. the Amherst council committee sought a long term agreement tied to the other city’s water acquisition.
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Ond Elyria
Amherst
Wiuria Mite Camel
Ek Mages
Fred B. Sanford
Elyria Utilities
Utilites Committee
Amherst Council
Amherst Water Con
Sewage plant open house set for Ely residents
An open house for Ely’s new two million dollar sewage disposal plant was scheduled for Sunday October 20. Mayor Charles V. Neesman announced the event was postponed from Sunday to Saturday at 1 p.m. due to bad weather and labor problems, with Kenneth A. Kombination, committee chairman, noting extended work by contractors.
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Elysians
Charles V. Neesman
Contractors i Finance Committee
Kenneth A
Neeson Attacks Opponent in Campaign Koffee Klatch
Elyria Mayor Charles V. Neeson, Democrat seeking reelection, attacked Republican Fred B. Sanford for lack of city management knowledge. He touted four years on council and two as mayor, cited improvements to streets and parks, reduced overtime, and efficient rubbish pickup. The event at 1206 Middle Ave launched his campaign plan for about 50 more gatherings.
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Tive
Dominic A. Staskiews
Charles E. Hoskin
Arden Peters
Elyria
Cleveland
John White
Cleveland Plan
Ralph Law
Robert Dolend
Unnion
Las Hight
Sugar Ridge Rd
Diace
Charles V. Neeson
Neeson
Fred B. Sanford
Sanford
Tec Emerich
Middle Ave
Lorain Ford Faces Likely 1964 Strike After Talks Stall
Negotiations between Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers Local 425 in Lorain stalled with no gains after a five hour session. A 4,300 worker strike could start at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow, given a five day strike notice expiring at midnight. Talks focus on more than ten dozen grievances dating to April while Ford production runs at reduced rates and key labor officials from Detroit and Cleveland participate.
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Loraly
Ford Motor Co
Frank Telacowicz
United Auto Worknew
Andebee
UAW
International
Detrait
Unin
Las
Lorain
Ford
Telakowicz
Uday
Belore
Local 5
Ford Othiz
Dearborn
Amicn
George Nixon
Detrelt
Davel Snarks
Cleveland
Tela|keexicz
School guards to be paid in Elyria after council action
Elyria city council held a 45 minute meeting last night and approved pay for nine adult school guards at 1.38 dollars per hour after they were accidentally omitted from a prior bill. The ordinance also creates a foreman job in the water meter service department at 34.98 dollars a month, adds twenty dollars to the pay of other meter servicemen, and corrects an error in the pay of the department mechanic increasing by TA per cent from 2.36 to 2.13.
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Elyria
Water Meter Service Department
Ordnance
Re Department
Firelands forfeit two games over ineligible player
Firelands High School forfeits two football wins after discovering an ineligible halfback lived outside the district. Principal Harris Youngblood said the player appeared in one play against Berlin Heights and four days against Columbia. The family will move into the new Firelands house once completed.
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Henrietta — Gicials
Firelands High School
Harris Youngbrood
C-T
Firelands
Wellington
Berlin Heights
Columbia
Youngblood
Brookside
Bellevue
Brooks
Faleas
Budeye
Avon
Falcms
Ramseyer
Baystigak
Cardex plant to produce dry ice near Huron
SANDUSKY A new Cardex plant, a division of Chemiron Corp, will locate on River and Kniecht Roads east of Huron and begin production in February. The four acre facility will employ about 20 people, with potential expansion for a transportation depot. A 12 inch waterline extension to serve the plant was contracted to McDaniel Construction Co for 7,191 dollars with a 20 day completion, while the sanitary engineer estimated total costs at 8,420 dollars.
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Sandusky
River and
Kniecht Rds
Huron
Jihé
Grady
River Rd
Cardox
McDaniel Construction Co
Amherst
Erie County Commissioners
McDaniel Co
Irving Munson
County Sanitary Sl
Catholic educators set confab in Ohio meeting
The National Catholic Educational Association opens its first state meeting for Catholic administrators principals and teachers with Rt Rev Msgr Frederick G Hochwalt giving the inaugural address He will discuss educator challenges drawing on extensive national and international experience Speakers include Dr Raymond F McCoy Very Rev Jenny B McDowell Bernard O Kelly Sister Albertus Marie and others from Xavier Ohio State St Louis Loyola and New York institutions in a broad program across education fields.
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Assogadi
Frederick G. Hochwalt
Natonal Cath Educaional Assi
V C
Darion
Msgr. Hochwalt
Raymond F. McCoy
Xavier University
Jenny B. McDowell
Pittsburgh
Bernard O’kelly
Ohio State University
Albertus Marie
Marknoll Convent
Hong Kong
Ann Isaacs
Kent State University
Trafford P. Maher
St Louis University
Glen FR. Rich
State of Only Deparment of
Eugene Kemmedy
Loyola Universi
Michael S. Pap
Dhe
Istouie
John Carroll Universit
John Pad Wwerty
Archdiocese of New York Schools
Joseph FP. Jankowski
Cleveland Institute of Arc
Pension clinic set for October tenth in Cleveland
A welfare and pension plans clinic will be held October 10 in the Cleveland council chamber by the U S Labor Department. The session aims to help northeastern Ohio administrators and service providers understand the Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act. Expected attendees include accountants brokers consultants trust officers bankers businessmen and judicial officials.
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Cleveland
U. S. Labor Department
Ohio
Chismar Receives Wallet From City Retirement
Chismar of 706 Oberlin Ro has retired after 22 years as a light equipment operator in the city street department. His voluntary retirement notes there is no compulsory retirement age for city employees. The article records the finder returning a traditional wallet containing $20 to Chismar.
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Chismar
Oberlin Ro
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Lucas R
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Comunicle-Telegram
the Chronicle-Telegram
Harshaw Chemical
K, Uetigesu
Bill) Ramseyer
Bolse
Huron Area
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John Chismar
Elyria Street Department
Louis E. Smith
Afl-Cio
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