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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1965

Page

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Congress probes Klan finances before U S House

Congress again questions Robert M. Shelton Jr. about the United Klans of America. Investigators seek details on spending, role of his wife, Cadillac purchase, and funding sources tied to the Alabama Rescue Service front. Shelton cites amendments 73 times to refuse records and constitution questions.

Washington UPL Ku Klux Klan Robert M. Shelton Jr Tuscaloosa Ala United Klans of America House Committee On Un-American Activities Shelton Alabama Rescue Services Alabama Rescue Service Supreme Court

Ohio Democrats may seek federal ruling on remap

Democratic leaders in Ohio plan to ask federal judges this week to nullify the Ohio Apportionment Board’s district remapping. An injunction from Judge William C. Bryant halted advertising and actions for four weeks. The state argues the board, led by Gov. Saxbe and the secretary of state, has sole reapportionment power.

Columbus UPI Ohio Ohio Apportionment Board William C. Bryant 16Th District Court of Appeals Senate Democratic Frank King Toledo Atty William Saxbe Apportionment Board Saxbe Secretary of Bryant

Rhodesia declares unilateral independence demand

Premier Ian Smith announced Rhodesia would declare independence unilaterally unless Britain granted it immediately on Rhodesia's terms. The plan would preserve white minority rule over about four million blacks, with a 1961 constitution as the limiting condition for British approval.

Salisbury, Rhodesia UPD Ian Smith Rhodesia Britain Harold Wilson Smith

Voters urged to consider independence in school board race

Oberlin voters are urged to consider independence and resistance amid pressure from candidates for the school board. The notice appears on page 31 while related local items cover municipal actions in Grafton and Elyria and updates on zoning and finance.

Oberlin

Waterfowl seasons set for Oct 21 to Jan 1 with limits

Waterfowlers begin at dawn as Oct 21 opens the 1963 SESSOC season across rivers, marshes and lakes with a split schedule for ducks coots and mergansers. Goose season runs sunrise to Dec 24 and Dec 22 to Jan 1. Four duck per day limit with bag rules tightens wood ducks canvasbacks and mallards in effect amid fluctuating Flyway populations.

Lorain County

U S Special Forces Camp and Outpost Hit in Viet Nam Attacks

Hundreds of Viet Cong guerrillas launched two major assaults in South Viet Nam, targeting a U S Special Forces camp at Pleime 200 miles north of Saigon and a government outpost near the North Viet Nam border in Quang Tri. An air counterattack saw a Canberra bomber shot down with two crewmen rescued, another helicopter downed with multiple American fatalities, and radio operator Amos G Williams praised for maintaining communications under fire.

Saigon UPI U.S Central Highlands Viet Nam Far North Plei Me van Air Force Quang Tri South Viet Williams Special Forces

New supermarket planned on Rt 57 amid midtown growth

A new Meyer Goldberg supermarket is planned for the Rt 57 corridor near Griswold Road and Turnpike Lanes as Midway Mall area expands. The project follows a remodeling program and joins other developments including a Holiday Inn expansion and new business ventures in the Lorain County area.

Rt. 57 Turnpike Midway Pepsi-Cola Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Meyer Goldberg Griswold Rd Holiday Inn Meyer Goldberg Nesses

Elyrian asks state probe of tax bills

Lorain County tax bill delays prompted Carl Essex of Elyria to seek a state investigation of the county auditor’s office. Essex cited late second-half real estate bills dated Oct 19 and said the school district must borrow, incurring interest of over 83,000 this year. He notes his prior board service and cites no local corrective action. Auditor Joseph Mitock explained a three month double shift to process reappraisals and address changes for 129,000 parcels plus a 22 year gap before the latest reappraisal.

Lorain County Midview Carl Essex East River Rd Elyria Roger Cloud Essex Midview District Board of Education Joseph Mitock Mitock Columbus

Victim fired first in Lesh case amid Lorain trial

In the Jove triangle trial of Alexander Lesh at Lorain County Common Pleas, testimony stated that victim Norbert Thomas fired first. Witness Thomas Kerpics testified hearing one shot then several more after a pause. Defense contends the initial shot came from Thomas with a 22 calibre pistol found beneath him. Lesh maintains self defense.

Norbert Thomas Jove Triangle Alexander Lesh Lorain County Lesh Kerpics Margaret Kerpics Thomas Karen Clair

Weather Forecast Cloudy With Showers Later Today

Increasing cloudiness fore noon followed by scattered showers this afternoon. Highs near 68 to 73. Tonight and Thursday mostly cloudy and mild with showers. Lows 53 to 64. Lake Erie winds 12 to 20 knots today and tonight. Partly cloudy with showers developing today.

Lake Erie

Gemini 6 test to be rerun after ghost signal found

Gemini 6 engineers at Cape Kennedy plan to repeat a spacecraft rocket test needed to clear the way for launch next Monday. The test disruption occurred Tuesday when a trouble light flashed in the capsule carrying astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford during full system checks.

Cape Kennedy UPD Gemini Walter Schirra Thomas Stafford

Johnson awaits word on leaving Bethesda Hospital

President Johnson may be cleared to leave Bethesda Hospital today after a thorough medical checkup due by noon EDT. Aides expect him to stay briefly in the executive mansion before returning to Texas for extended convalescence, with Moyers predicting a reduced workload for four to six weeks.

Washington Johnson White House Executive Texas Bill D. Moyers Moyers Bethesda Hospital

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