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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
1
A new weekly column by Mary Me debuts amid bold claims of frank discourse. The feature promises thrice weekly installments and aims to become a reading habit for readers across the paper.
Six Brownhelm fire departments battled a daytime blaze that leveled the main barn on the Dale E. Fowell property on Baumhart Road. About 20,000 bales of hay in the barn were lost along with a smaller barn, silos and three steers. Damage totals were not yet set, but dairy facilities and milking parlor were saved despite fears they might burn.
A young woman about 22 identified tentatively as Janet Atkins died after a single vehicle crash on Mills Road near Jaycox Road. She traveled with driver Edward Cranchick and two other passengers, all treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Investigators traced her movements through Cleveland and Elyria hotels as they search for her identity.
Grafton State Farm remains the priority site for a new 12 million dollar medium security prison. Ohio mental hygiene director Martin A. Janis said a 1.5 million dollar penitentiary will be built first at a southern site, likely southeastern Ohio. The Mansfield Reformatory will be remodeled into a maximum security prison, with Columbus inmates moved west. A decision on sites is expected within 30 days.
Senator Wayne L. Morse of Oregon will outline Does American Foreign Policy Wear a False Mask at a noon Oberlin College assembly in Finney Chapel Thursday. A 4:30 pm question and answer session follows in Wilder Hall Main Lounge. Morse, born in Wisconsin, has held law and political roles including dean of University of Oregon Law School and chair of wartime labor boards.
Dallas Park Board approved a proposed historical marker for the Kennedy assassination site costing about 20 000 dollars. Dallas architect George Dahl will design it, with a six month timeline, granite base, four bronze panels showing the parade route, and a synopsis of the Warren Commission report.
Three young East Germans fled across the mined border to the West during the weekend, the Bavarian Interior Ministry said Monday.
Lorain council discusses an appeal of a proposed telephone rate increase, weighing legal and public impact as residents seek relief from rising charges. The item appears on page seven of the edition.
Mrs Gwyn Pickering found a 23 ton milk transporter crashed into her home at 3 am in Spalding England. She brewed tea but was told by the driver that 3000 gallons remained on her doorstep. The incident left part of her house demolished but she kept calm.
Viet mortar and infantry attacks press the Pleime outpost as relief troops move to form a perimeter around the camp. U S air support and the 1st Cavalry Division shell Communist positions while Vietnamese reinforcements join the ring, aiming to break the siege near Pleiku.
Lance Col Joseph J Chicarelli of Upland California writes to Senator George Murphy seeking ammunition for Marines stationed at Da Nang. He warns a Viet Cong attack could trigger chaos and mass casualties if bandsmen lack rifles ammo. The senator’s office later notes the bandsmen were issued ammo.
Agena explosion errors drop $15 million chase as Gemini 6 pilots Schirra and Stafford head home dejectedly. NASA shifts focus to Frank Borman and James Lovell with a planned two week Gemini 7 flight, no rendezvous planned, while official plans push Gemini 6 to switch boosters and target early 1966 arrival.
Northeast Ohio sees mostly sunny conditions with little temperature change today and Wednesday. Tonight will be partly cloudy and cool with a low around 35 to 10.
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