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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1963
Page
3
Elyria City Council granted pay raises tied to a new two mill operating levy, but the reclassification plan created a mixed effect. Police and fire personnel receive a longevity based boost while many general fund workers face uneven gains and funding strains loom from other budgets.
Cleveland Square and Round Dance Clubs report strong reception for a fall festival at Euclid Beach with lively calling. Jack May of Toledo headlines a Berea Fairgrounds open dance Nov 15 with an $2 donation per couple.
The City-Lor Stamp Club plans its annual exhibition October 19 and 20 at Lutheran High School West Rocky River featuring a twelve dealer course and Zi frame exhibits. Notable displays include J David Baker on 1847 1309 Transcontinental Cavers and Frances Jackson’s Perry Banknotes Grand Award winner from 1963.
New York UPI reports Picker X Ray Corporation develops fluoroscopic movies and instant xrays to assure Gemini space craft operation. The system, for McDonnell Aircraft, supports two-man long duration and rendezvous missions.
An editor reflects on Europe between the wars and the rise of the Common Market. He contrasts fairy tale Europe with the ledger book era born from the futility of plunder and the threat of total destruction. The piece notes cheese trade growth, border frictions, and optimism that cooperation replaces war.
Industrial arts at Avon Lake High School has shifted from project work to method and theory emphasis. Karl Dryer, 52, notes engineering colleges drive the change. subjects now include engineering drawing, metals theory, and electricity with lecture and demonstration formats.
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