Four new faces to enter Elyria council chambers
A magazine feature highlights four new names may join Elyria's council after next year. A student from Afghanistan spends a year in Amherst. The piece also notes vending machines selling water, discussion of Elyria's charter, and a satellite tracking station as a gift to Ohio University.
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Elyria Council
Afghanistan
Amherst
Lfe
Elyria
Ohio University
Soho
Becton Esc
Te Ee
Stamp Facts Bridge Lesson in United Nations Series
Stamp Facts page 18 19 notes a bridge lesson and reports no new issues for the United Nations stamp series. The hobby feature discusses a LOST voice caller being put “on the bench” by Squarin Round, indicating a playful interlude in stamp collecting discourse.
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United Nations
Women GEORGE E JESSEL Page Spotlight
Celebrity Cook book 2 features GEORGE E JESSEL, America's Toastmaster, as the subject of a page 15 profile. The piece highlights his persona and culinary influence in a light, portrait-style column.
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George E Jessel
America
Area News Highlights and Local Business Bits
Reapportionment details remain undisclosed on page 3 as area coverage notes. Lagrange resident receives recognition for medical device use while Grafton insurer earns Top Producer honors and a new Volkswagen fastback draws interest in Today’s Everybody’s Business.
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Grafton Insurance Man
Volkswagen
FBI Reopens Morrissey Probe on Testimony Conflicts
The FBI has revived its look into Boston Municipal Judge Francis X Morrissey to verify statements about his 1933 34 whereabouts. Agents trace his early career in Georgia and Massachusetts to assess testimony given before the Senate Judiciary Committee and weigh implications for his 1934 Massachusetts legislature bid and eligibility. Supporters worry over confirmation prospects as Senate action looms.
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Washington
Htns
FBI
Boston
Francis X. Morrissey
Judge Morissey
Georgia
Massachusetts
Senate Judiciary Committee
Morrissey
Boston Globe
Ion
Senate
Southern Law School
Massachusetts House
Johnson
Edward M Kennedy
Mass
USSR Launches Cosmos Satellite Amid Space Plans
Moscow reports a new Cosmos satellite launch by the Soviet Union as officials confirm ongoing space exploration efforts. The event follows a scheduled trip to South Viet Nam and mentions space instruments and defense aims tied to a nominee.
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Len Kennedy
Moscow
UPI
Russia
South Viet
Xam
Contime
Morassey
Protests Grow Nationwide Against Viet Nam War
A weekend of antiwar demonstrations spread from Maine to Hawaii as thousands, mostly students, joined marches challenging U.S. Viet Nam policy. The National Coordinating Committee to End the War planned actions in about 100 cities, including a 4000-strong Berkeley to Oakland Army Base protest that was halted by riot police.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Maine
Hawaii
National Coordinating Committee
Lrd
Madison
Wis
University of California
Berkeley
Oakland Army Base
Tragic Train Collision Claims Life Of Local Woman
A Welllington woman, Christine Sheldon, 226 Johns St, died instantly when a late model Station wagon was struck by a New York Central train at the Webster crossing. The scene and investigation were described by Lorain County officials as a fatal accident in broad daylight during an apparent race with the speeding locomotive.
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Wellngton
Williams
Christine Sheldon
Johns St
New York Central
Nyc
Webster
Viet Cong Ambush Wipes Out Patrol in Chau Doc Province
In daylight along a road in Chau Doc Province near the Cambodian border a 100-man government patrol was nearly wiped out by a Viet Cong ambush using mortars machine guns and small arms. Government losses were described as heavy with the unit unfit for further combat.
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Saigon
UPI
Guerrilas
Guerrila
Chau Doc
Vinh Binh
Weather Outlook For Lake Erie Region This Weekend
Cloudy conditions give way to partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures through Sunday. Lows tonight expected in the 50s. Lake Erie shows variable winds east to southeast around 14 knots tonight with partly cloudy skies.
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Lake Erie
Trial in triangle death moves into final stage
Alexander Lesh 33 of Lorain faces first degree murder in a love triangle case. More than 30 exhibits including a .32 caliber pistol and a 22 revolver were presented as Det. Roy Briggs testified about the scene and the denials of self defense by Lesh after Norbert Thomas was shot in his car.
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Alexander Lesh
Lorain
Toram
Roy Briggs
Lesh
Norbert Thomas
Thomas
Pelican Parody Across Generations Cited in Verse
A 1910 poem by Dixon Lanier Merritt compares a pelican with a punny refrain about the bird’s beak and stomach. A 1965 UPI photographer in Raleigh North Carolina followed with a similar quip noting the out of focus beak and a second helican joke.
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Dixon Lanier Merritt
UPI
Raleigh, N. C
College fops in growth
Lorain County Community College posted the largest percentage enrollment gain among state supported schools rising from 1,006 to 1,935 students. Cuyahoga Community College also grew from 6,310 to 9,833. Millett said $300 million of a $320 million higher education capital package will be under contract by early 1967.
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Lorain County Community College
John D Millett
Board of Regents
Cuyahogas
Hoffa to Remain Free on Bond Amid Appeal
UPI reports Cincinnati Hoffa will stay free on bond as his jury tampering conviction is appealed to the U S Supreme Court The U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Friday stayed the mandate that would have sent him to prison Hoffa has until November 6 to file the appeal.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Teamisters
James R Hoffa
U.S. Supreme Court
U. S 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Hoffa
Supreme Court
Fog contributes to string of crashes on Ohio Turnpike
Patrol reports fog as a partial cause in three crashes affecting 16 cars near milepost 158 east of North Olmsted. One person admitted, three others treated at Southwest Community Hospital in Berea. Ellen Levy, 18, Spring Valley, declared in fair condition. Westbound milepost 153 site had two crashes involving mine cars and vehicles. a third crash in eastbound lane involved four cars.
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Ohio
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Ellen Levy
Spring Valley
Cubans Head To U S In New Sea Refugee Wave
Three more boatloads of Cuban rafters crossed the Florida Straits toward a weekend surge as Havana prepared a wider exodus. At Camarioca port 32 boats waited to depart, with 44 refugees and 10 crew on one craft and 32 on another. The Coast Guard boosted patrols as more refugees arrived, bringing totals to 334 since Castro opened the door.
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Key West
Havana Rame
Camarioca
Florida
Coast Guard
Cuba
Castro
Florida Straits
Freedom Port
Camamoca
Tre Sule
Cutz
Abe. announces 14 million expansion plan
Kempton Dunn chairman of American Brake Shoe Company outlines a 14 million expansion across three product lines friction products brake equipment and castings. The plan includes land and building purchases at Two Harbors Minnesota and will take more than three years to complete with Elyna plant workers declining to comment.
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American Brake Shoe C ofAbex
Kempton Dunn
Abe
Electra Alloys Division
Elyna
Friction Products
Pdrauhe
Two Harbors
Minn
Ridgeville Lowers Water Rates After Court Review
North Ridgeville commissioners cut water rates after a Sanitary Engineer urged a return to pre December increases. The new minimum billing drops to 8 dollars monthly as they justify the move to strengthen the debt service and reserve accounts. A Citizens Committee plans to appeal if advised, while noting the action to force rate relief.
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North Ridgeville
Ant Maoush Sesterda
Loram
Courts Sanitary
Eugene E Roberts Roberts
Nates
Comte
Missioners
Water System
Common Pleas Reserve
John D Pincura
Toledo
Mum
North Ridgeville Citizens Committee
Ninth Distriy Court of Appeals
Roy West
West
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