Talks of Bendix-Westinghouse strike move to Elyria
The Bendix-Westinghouse Air Brake Co strike shifts to Elyria with management and union talks at Graystone Hotel under federal mediation. UAW locals press noneconomic proposals while grievances, listed in 10 categories, block a new contract. Union cites productivity gains as tied to pay. Talks continue amid no parking area disruptions and an emphasis on mutual profitability.
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Elyria
Bendix-Westingeene Air Brake Co
Clair Willmeth
Graystone
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
UAW International
C. Franklin Carr
Carr
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bendix-Westinghouse
Berm
Kenneth Martin
Innocent Plea in Fatal Slaying in Norwalk
Kenneth Boggs, 31, of North Fairfield, pleads innocent to first degree murder and cutting with intent to kill in Huron County Court. Bound over to the grand jury without bond as a special session considers indictment in the stabbing death of his wife Virginia, 22. The cutting charge stems from wounds to Donald Risner, 30, who came to her aid. Boggs had been hospitalized with a severed artery after an apparent suicide attempt following his wife's death.
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Norwalk
Kenneth Boggs
North Fairfield
Huron County
Boggs
Virginia
Donald Risner
Risner
UF Campaignes Reach 100000 Report Sparks Momentum
Volunteers in the United Fund drive for Greater Elyria reported advance solicitations totaling 100010.81 dollars at a kickoff luncheon in the Masonic Temple. It is 27.6 percent of the goal with a next report set for Thursday and the drive running until October 26.
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United Fund
Greater Elyria
Masonic Temple
W. J. Henry
GOP Dinner Adds Overflow Hall For Bricker Event
The Bricker dinner at American Legion Post No 12 hall is sold out and a second ballroom was added to handle overflow. Former governor John W. Bricker will address Elyria area Loran County Republican Club members after a 6 p.m. dinner. State Sen. Roy B. Gardner and his wife will attend. After dinner, upstairs diners will move downstairs for talks by Rep. Charles A. Mosher and local candidates for the November 7 election. Reservations close at 2 p.m. tomorrow. tickets from Marjone Kaley Alfred P. O'Donnell or local candidates.
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Beratse
Bricker
American Legion
Mud) Gardner
Betty
Charles A. Mosher
Marjone Kaley
Alfred P. J. O'Donnell
Boy in Critical Condition After Burns at Home
Dale Sims three year old son of Mr and Mrs Tyler Sims of 1833 Cooley Rd North Eaton remains in critical condition at Southwest Community Hospital Berea. He suffered second and third degree burns over 75 percent of his body Wednesday when gasoline ignited and burned him. Hospital officials said today he had a good night.
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Dale Sims
Tyler Sims
Cooley Rd
North Eaton
Southwest Community Hospital
Berea
Dale
Injury Suits Settle in Probate Court Approved
In Probate Court Judge Harold Ewing approved an $800 settlement paid by Ervin Sigley of North Ridgeville for injuries to Frank Geib 6 son of Mr and Mrs Robert Geib of North Ridgeville after running onto a highway in front of the Sigley car on Aug 25. A second settlement of $150 was paid by William Bliss for injuries suffered by Agnes Mae Hartman 18 in an accident on Fifth St on Aug 21.
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Harold $. Ewing
Ervin Sigley
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville
Frank Geib
Robert J. Geib
Sigley
William Bliss
Agnes Mae Hartman
Fifth St
Oberlin Students Push to Change Dormitory Plans and Governance
Oberlin College faces student protests over the dormitory program and annual report disclosures. A 42 member petition group gathered about 1,250 signatures demanding an independent committee with board access to oversee Carr staff and halt further building until core issues are settled.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Robert K. Carr
Carr
Furtther
Robert Williams
Williams
Union St
Church Pledges $440,922 for New Educational Building
First Congregational church announced $440,922 in pledges raised during the building fund campaign meeting, about 25 percent over the $350,000 goal. A mop up session is set for Thursday as divisions foresee needing a larger total to fund the new educational social building and the former Elyria Telephone Co property west of the church. Dr Roy Hayes served as general chairman with reporting by Mrs Wilbur G Senft and division chairs Richard J Gollmar William E Custar Wil Jard W Brenneman James L Dall and Dr Manly M Windsor for Arthur D Hudnutt who was out of town.
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Ing
Finn
Wimot Printing Co
Robert D. Choate
UCS
Chronicle-Telegram
General Industries
Thew Shovel Co
Robert Hall
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Brown-Lipe Chapin
Shirley Rassler
Ellen Payner
First Congregational Building Fund
Victory Report
Elyria Telephone Co
Second Rt
Charman
Roy Hayes
Wibur G Senft
Tan
Richard J
Gollmar
William E. Custar
Wil Jard W. Brenneman
James L. Dall
Manly M. Windsor
Arthur D. Hudnutt
McConsbe
George Baker
Aauw Higher Education
Harold Ewing
Elyma
Irvy
Decrease Of 119 Noted In Jobless Pay Claims
The 13th Congressional District saw a weekly drop of 119 in unemployment claims though Ford Motor Co workers were on strike. For week ending Oct 14 total regular and temporary extended claims fell to 4,625 from 7,301 year earlier. Lorain led new claims with 26a, Sandusky 126, Elyria 119, Norwalk 45, Fremont 111. continued claims followed with Lorain 894, Elyria 619, Sandusky 677, Fremont 409, Norwalk 290. Total combined claims by city: Lorain 1,163. Sandusky 803. Elyria 735. Fremont 520. Norwalk 335.
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13Th Congressional District
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ford Motor Co
Lorain
Sandusky
Elyria
Norwalk
Fremont
Ohly Calls Oberlin Communist Charge Absurd
William N Ohly state coordinator of the John Birch Society branded a report that Oberlin is more than 30 percent Communist as absurd in Akron. He said top anti Communist authorities rate influence at 40 to 60 percent in 1960 and 530 to 70 percent in 1961. He defended the society while noting Oberlin reaction and campus protests.
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Bob Taylor
William N. Ohly
John Birch Society
Oberlin
Akron
Akron Beacon Journal
Ohly
American Legion
U. S
Tata Ave
Cuyahoga
Hms Father
Kaiser Wells Drug Store
Oberlan
Loram Journal
Akron Paper
Ohio
Reading Emphasis On Speedy Literacy Stirs Elyria AAUW
Dr Esther J McCombe spoke to the Elyria Chapter of the American Association of University Women on the need to improve reading across ages. She warned faster reading is not always better and urged schools to teach reading as part of overall communication while stressing realistic standards and gradual progress.
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Esther J. McCombe
Western Reserve University
Elyria
American Association of University Women
Chronicle-Telegram
McConihe
McConshe
America
Saad
Cars Hit Train In Darkness On Bayshare Rd
Sandusky report of a double collision at 3 35 am when a Lakeside driver wedged a car under a halted freight train on a Lakeside Marblehead line spur. Another Lakeside driver struck the car and train, injuring both men. Ernst released from Magruder Hospital with minor injuries. Galvin to see a doctor for chest bruises. Automatic crossing signals missing despite warning signs.
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Sandusky
Bayshare Rd
Bay Bridge
State Highway Patrol
Kent Galvin
Lakeside
Sandusky Resister
Marblehead
New York Central
Robert Ernst
Galvin
Ernst
Magruder Hospital
Port Clinton
Ernst Auto
Man Denies Kidnapping Charge in Cleveland Court
George Bentley of Lorain, 36, pleaded innocent in federal court to kidnapping charges. Bentley and Logan Mullins of Lorain, 26, face trial on November 13 for allegedly forcing three women at knife point from Avon Lake to Pikesville Kentucky. Bentley is not charged with kidnapping his common law wife Patsy Jo Ramsey. Victims Dorothy Stancil and Sandra Goslin report beatings. A mental examination requested by U S attorneys found Bentley responsible for his actions.
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Cleveland
George Bentley
Lorain
Bentley
Logan Mullins
Broadway, Lorain
Patsy Jo Ramsey
Avon Lake
Pikesville
Dorothy Stancil
West 48Th St
Sandra Goslin
Colt Rd
Mullins
U. S
U.S
Reuther's Attention Is Shifted At Chrysler Talks
DETROIT UPS The United Auto Workers begin a tough Chrysler contract fight after a strike that cost Chrysler 16 million and cut production 46 percent this year. Walter P. Reuther prepares to lead talks, seeking concessions and parity with GM and Ford. He vows 60,000 Chrysler workers will enjoy the same economic benefits as 430,000 GM and Ford workers despite Chrysler’s troubles.
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Detroit
UPS
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Permit Transfer Being Processed in Ohio Liquor Board
Among permit transfer applications being considered by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control is one from North Ridgeville. Century Canteen Inc., 38801 Center Ridge Rd., has transfer of its C2 permit to Loblaw Inc., same address. C2 allows the sale of high powered beer and wine for carry-out.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
North Ridgeville
Century Canteen Inc
Center Ridge Rd
Loblaw Inc
County Awards Gasoline Contract To Sun Oil Co
County commissioners awarded a contract to the Sun Oil Co to deliver 15 000 gallons of gasoline to the county garage at a base bid of 14 65 cents per gallon plus seven cents tax.
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Sun Oil Co
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