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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1965
Page
16
The Air Force Titan-3C rocket failed a two satellite mission when a third burn to reach higher orbit caused the final stage to tumble. The 375 pound satellite could not separate, leaving both payloads crippled and unable to operate. Officials said the setback could affect a MOL or related program.
President Lyndon B. Johnson battles pain and sleep loss in hospital while Interior Secretary Udall plans a modest get well gesture. Udall digs a dirt-filled hole as a symbolic tree is planted to honor the president. Johnson remains alert and receives no sedatives.
A joint Senate House conference committee approved a 16 million alteration to Lorain harbor improvement plans. The change replaces the original shore retainer with a 1 000 ton steel wall in the Black River to ease shipping and reduce land purchases. Additional funding for the overall 22.2 million program was also endorsed for the next stage.
Obituaries from Berlin Heights, Sandusky, Lorain and Amherst report deaths including Charles Steinmetz at Colonial Nursing Home, Katherine McDonald, Florence Law Root, Miss Florence Root, Frederick Carica, Anna Da, and Christopher. services, call times, and burial details are provided with several funeral homes and churches named.
A brief in memoriam notes the passing of a local resident with minimal readable details and dates, acknowledging a farewell tribute and remembrance by family and community.
Divorce actions granted in the community court include Brady and Donald W Wittmer. The cases involve addresses such as 4325 Groszvy Street Lorzin and relate to actions filed by June.
Bill Jones joins Atlantic to reopen a service station at 401 Lake Avenue corner Lowell Street. The shop offers car wash equipment, two fuel pumps totaling six bays, and beer on tap. A nearby religious center, Union Congregational, once served three churches this century, with transitions noted in 1923 and 1955.
Friday notices show numerous births and hospital admissions across Lorain Elyria and surrounding areas. Listings include newborns to multiple families and several admissions for a range of patients with addresses in Lorain Elyria Sheffield Lake and Westlake.
Lorain St Joseph announces a birth on Thursday to Mr and Mrs David Feldramp of Erie Pennsylvania. A fourth daughter is listed among the newborns. The item records the local hospital birth notices for the Lorain area.
Lorain County Community College students may buy limited 50 cent tickets for a Norman Luboff Choir concert at the Music Hall Cleveland next Saturday. Sales occur Monday to Wednesday at the Office of Student Services in the college HQ. The weeklong sale supports the college program offering cultural arts to students.
A 58-year-old man, Robert M. Board, was hospitalized in fair condition with head and shoulder injuries after an early morning hit run near 549 Broad St. Elyria police said driver John Capp, 24, of 715 Clemons Ave, reported an argument with Board and noted Board stepped into the street.
The note lists Russ Seres as Midview High School faculty named at the start of the school year and the first football coach for Elyria Catholic High. It mentions Bob Stephen as his successor and recalls Henry Charlton Chester Fulton and Jim Wamsley from Lewis Mercantile Co. history. Wamsley lives in Fort Lauderdale and attended his granddaughter Mary Ann Bedocs wedding to Terry Murray in St Agnes Church.
A two-vehicle crash on Route 203 near Brunswick hospitalized Edward Plotz 65 and his wife Mary Platz 61 of Hinckley. Ronald Willard 27 of Brunswick reported no injuries. State patrol says Willard attempted to pass when the Satter vehicle turned into a private driveway. both cars went off the road and rolled. Investigation ongoing.
Five boys aged 15 to 17 surrendered accounts of burglaries at Firelands High and Amherst schools in Henrietta. One 16 year old ringleader remains jailed for probation violation. others questioned or released. Evidence included a portable welder worth 115 dollars and cash stolen totaling 26 dollars with a torn 10 dollar check.
Multiple pairings listed with ages and addresses in South Amherst, Grafton, Columbia Station, and North Ridgeville. Couples include Donnie Sturgell and Alice J. Skidmore. William J. Rader and Nadene F. Swan. Thomas S. Baracskai and Bonnie G. Olds. James P. Hamm and Carol Baldauf.
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