22 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
1
CT Courthouse reporter Walter Godfrey contrasts the Lorain County Courthouse with a graphic presentation in the magazine section on page 9. The piece includes a story, pictures and a map illustrating the current situation and urges keeping food dispersed rather than confined to the kitchen.
Focuses on Kipton, the county’s tiniest community near its western edge. The article highlights Kipton’s 1830s origins and notes its incorporation occurred eight years after its settlement. Page 8.
A plan for a new Elyria park hinges on a 0.48 mill recreation levy approval in the November 8 election. A feature on the Philippines examines poverty as a spirit issue through a Far East lens, appearing in An Editor's Outlook on pages 8 and 9.
On page 2 the Amherst Golden Age housing committee reviews its recommendation for the site of a proposed 50 unit apartment complex. The panel debates zoning, access, and community impact, aiming to finalize a plan for council action.
Gov. James A. Rhodes endorsed a planned $1 million Industrial Training and Research Center at Lorain County Community College Abbe Road campus. He praised local officials, outlined center aims to attract new industry, and pledged support for the college's $11 million expansion and eight additional buildings. The center would enable industrial training, service, and on site research.
President Johnson started the last leg of his Australian tour in Brisbane after a taxing reception in Sydney. About 6,000 greeted him at the airport while thousands more welcomed the Americans in Sydney, where anti Vietnam demonstrators clashed with confetti showers. He later returned to Canberra for a barbecue and a chilly farewell before continuing to Brisbane.
A cryptic scene shows Reve NAMI addressing his mother with fragmented speech about a trip to a place called the roo fearing an animal pulled $33.80 across the board. The text reflects distorted OCR from a historical page with unclear context and multiple unreadable elements.
In Aberfan Wales a 500 foot slag heap collapsed amid constant rain and fog. Officials say 190 dead, many children, with fears up to 220 or more entombed beneath black ooze. Rescuers struggle as the village hallmarks a grim scene of grief and effort to decipher an illegible attendance register. The disaster marks Wales' worst since World War II.
Guest cartoonist Edward D Keekes portrays the privilege of voting on today’s Edkerial Page. Keekes is noted for honors and appears with promos for Monday A M specials and various local ads and coupons from Page 12 including Mayer Goldberg's Supermarket and nearby locations.
A head-on collision on Route 57 south of Capel Road claimed the life of Betty Stuart, 42, of 4024 Grafton Road. She died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11:20 a.m. from chest and head injuries after the crash around 6:25 p.m. The driver of the other car, 44, was also seriously injured, along with Stuart’s 15-year-old daughter Judy, who remained in intensive care. Fulton Funeral Home and the Lorain County sheriff's deputies are handling arrangements.
A Lorain man died in a single vehicle crash on the Turnpike near Exit 9 in the early morning. His east bound car left the roadway, struck a sign and the median, ripping open the left side. The victim, Layne Caseel, 1120 Euclid Ave, was pronounced dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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