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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
1
In the Scene About Town section on page 13 a new book covers Ohio State University involvement in Lorain County. The report notes the Rocky foundation of Cleveland Quarries Co and marks a hundred years in business while square dance season runs. An outdoor editor’s mishap is also mentioned in a lighthearted item.
The Los Angeles Dodgers secured at least a tie for the National League pennant last night despite losing their game. San Francisco also dropped, boosting the Dodgers' postseason standing. Details appear on page 23.
Phyllis Diller demonstrates a mushroom stuffing method in the Celebrity Cookbook feature. Town Talk and other news are noted on pages 10 and 11.
The Spencer Board of Public Affairs evaluates bids for a new reservoir project as part of area water infrastructure efforts. Officials weigh cost, contractor qualifications, and project timing in a bid-software style review across page eight content.
In Crawfordville Georgia about 250 Black protesters marched on the courthouse after state police dragged 10 Black youths from a highway as they attempted to block buses carrying white students to a segregated out-of-town school. The protests continued for a fourth day with increased state police presence.
Ohio drivers must present a Social Security card when applying for new or duplicate operator or chauffeur licenses. Deputy Registrar Dale Kellogg said registrars will type the SSN on applications and licenses to curb duplicates and misnamed licenses. Motorists are urged to bring their SS cards to the DMV.
The grand jury will receive evidence Tuesday in the slaying of John Cremer Young, 8, of Shaker Heights. Mariann Colby is charged with first degree murder. five witnesses will be called as county prosecutor Phillip Marquand outlines the case against the housewife who says the shooting was accidental.
Gunfire echoed through Jakarta as a dusk curfew was imposed and tanks blocked roads to Merdeka Palace. Radio reports claimed Sukarno was safe but has not appeared in public for days amid a coup attempt and conflicting military claims surrounding Gen Nasution and Lt. Col. Untung.
UPI reports Viet Cong bombs hit Saigon killing 11 Vietnamese and wounding about 20 more near the National Stadium and American quarters in Cholon. A second device was defused near the stadium after a taxi-throwing attack. four American planes were lost with three pilots and a photographer killed, Berni Rosenberg of the Albany Times Union, in Qui Nhon.
U S education chief Keppel froze 334 million in federal school aid to Chicago citing failure to comply with desegregation requirements under the Civil Rights Act. The action follows complaints by the Coordinating Council of Community Organizations and a summer of protests against de facto segregation.
Elstia Telephone Co begins distributing the 1955 city directory Monday, with delivery within a week. President Baxter H. Case calls the annual listing a measure of community progress and notes 31 650 listings. Some numbers in Columbia Station and La Grange have been changed due to regrouping party lines to improve service.
The House approved a $4.2 billion foreign aid bill on Friday after a compromise to bar assistance to any country that trades with North Vietnam. The measure went to the Senate amid White House opposition to the provision.
Partly cloudy and windy tonight with little temperature change. Sunday brings cloudy skies, northeast scattered showers, and cooler temperatures. Small craft advisory in effect as winds shift from southeast to west-northwest. Increasing cloudiness tonight into Sunday.
A small Chinese force reportedly surrounded and fired on a three man Indian observation post near Yakla Pass in Sikkim. Indian troops returned fire as tensions surged after previous border claims and a cease fire with Pakistan. The incident heightens fears of a renewed India China conflict amid conflicting territorial assertions.
The General Services Administration granted Cleveland 45 acres of land adjacent to Hopkins Airport for expansion of air freight terminal facilities and the north south runway.
Pope Paul VI names Harold Robert J. as the first Black bishop in the United States. The appointment, announced from Vatican City, marks a historic moment for the Catholic Church in the nation.
The Lorain County Civil Defense Council will meet at 7:30 pm at 25 Neoria Ridge Rd east of Rt 58. John Casey of Ohio Edison discusses The Electric Utilities Role in Civil Defense with a preview of The Face of Disaster film covering Alaskan earthquakes, 1985 floods, and Palm Sunday tornadoes. Joseph Stockstill will update on county state and national defense developments. A Q&A follows and refreshments are provided by the women’s activities committee led by Marguerite Walch.
A Chronicle Telegram sponsored European tour of eight travelers ended with a Thursday night arrival at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. The group praised Switzerland England and Holland, noted currency exchange issues and customs limits, and shared memories of Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.
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