Operation precedes school construction voters told Levies
A town meeting focused on school funding and construction timelines. Parents and residents discussed levy passage as a prerequisite for building, with questions read aloud by Mrs Joseph Cosentino and answers provided by Dr Sm Beare.
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Joseph Cosentino
Metcalf
Cosentiro
Spring Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Sm Beare
of & Maers
Acauor
Benext
Georga Eturn
Klan members resign refuse to plead fifth in hearings
In Washington and North Carolina a Klan contingent faced House Un-American Activities hearings. Three leaders invoked the Fifth Amendment as they accused others of hiding plans and challenged the committee's legitimacy. The session also covered threats against a minister and actions to intimidate opponents.
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Washington
UPI
North Carolina
Ku Klux Klan
House Committee On
DuBois
James G. DuBois
Committee J
Robert M. Shelton
United Klans of America
James R.jones
United Klans
Marshall H. Kornegay
Virginia
Committee
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Kornegay
Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Department
Supreme Court
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
South
Blue Cross Gains 15.3 Percent Rate Hike Approved
Columbus reports the State Insurance Department approved a 15.3 percent rate increase for Blue Cross of Northeast Ohio, 4.3 points below the request. Blue Cross sought 43.6 percent. the new rate takes effect December 1. Insurance Superintendent Morriss ordered quarterly financial and progress reports starting January 22 to curb rising hospital plan costs.
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Columbus
UPD
Blue Cross
Ohio
William R. Morris
Morns
Actress Marie McDonald Found Dead in Hidden Hills
Authorities seek cause of death for Marie McDonald known as The Body. An autopsy conducted after she was found dead in her Hidden Hills home did not reveal the cause of death. The 42 year old actress was found by her husband Donald F. Taylor and pronounced dead by neighbor Dr H Bryan Herdeg.
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Hidden Hills
Calif
UPI
Marie
Jury acquits Lesh in triangle love slaying case
A Lorain County jury of seven women and five men acquitted Alexander Lesh in the August 20 triangle slaying of Norbert Thomas, a father of three. The first degree murder verdict was not reached.
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Fivo
Mexander Lesh
Lorain
Ave Triangle
Norbert Thomas
Lesh
Lorain County Common Pleas
John D Pincura
Elyma
Sherif Vernon M. Smith
John J Hriske
James
Parobek
Joseph Grunda
Nicholas Cureci
Weather Outlook Shows Rain and Warmer Temps
Weather page notes more rain with moderate showers tapering tonight and continuing Saturday. Cloudy and cool with a high near 34 to 39 degrees and a low around 13 to 49 degrees in places.
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Gmes
LBJ moves to resume duties after hospital stay
President Johnson returns to Washington from Bethesda Navy Hospital to begin convalescence after bladder operation. Officials say he will cut short White House stay and continue recovery at his Texas ranch while resuming official business soon.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Bethesda Navy Hospital
Executive Mansion
Red forces renew assault on U S Viet outpost at Plei Me
UPI reports Communist forces renewed attack on the U S special forces at the Plei Me outpost 35 miles north of Pleiku in central Vietnam. A U S Air Force Skyraider aircraft was shot down and its pilot wounded and rescued. Cameraman Charles Burnett of KTLA was injured and airlifted to a field hospital. More reinforcements and air sorties followed as Viet Cong efforts pressed the siege with small arms, machine guns, mortars and rockets.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
UPI
U.S
Plei Me
Jhat
Charles Burnett
Star
Central Highlands
Ition Ktla-Tv
Los Angeles
Nha Trang
Thais
Viet Cong
Cong
Burnett
Air Force
Navy
Wea
Noshiess
An Khe
Smittle Proposes Plan To Cut School Construction Interest
Dr George B Smith told Northwood Junior High listeners last night that a small operating levy could save thousands of dollars in interest while meeting needs. Questions covered policies, with two levies up for renewal next month on Elima ballot. Issue 31 renews 9.3 mills for schools, Issue 9 adds 1.6 mills. Discussion distinguished levies from bonds, noting levies fund operations while bonds build.
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George B Smith
Northwood
Smittle
Elima
Smilttle
John Edwards
More room for'um than in a classroom
In Elyria, educators reassessed school overcrowding after a levies forum. Howard Talbot, representing 50 Windsor School area families, explained initial fears of packed classrooms. Arthur Pounds, a board member, noted ample seating and announced two more forums next week.
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Elyria
Howard Talbot
Hollywood Dr
Talbot
Levies Forum
Windsor
Elvria
Arthur M. Pounds
Board of Education
Weekend sports at Oberlin College and local education policy
Oberlin College plans a big weekend with all three fall teams in homecoming action. The Black River Board of Education adopts a tough policy for parents of kindergarteners using school buses. Local election chatter and new construction contracts also appear in early pages.
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Oberlin College
Black River Board of Education
Black River School Board
Black River Beat
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