Oberlin Chief Winkler resigns after police tension
Chief Frank J. Winkler of Oberlin submitted his resignation to City Manager Donald Marquis after a two hour closed door session. Marquis said Winkler acted to restore confidence and notes the department reverts to its prior organization with Marquis as chief and Capt Styron Brill as head. Members had threatened to resign amid accusations of belittling tactics and frequent meetings hindering routine work.
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Kennedy seeks civil rights bill with bipartisanship on track
The civil rights bill Kennedy supports advances in the Senate with House passage likely weeks or months away. It would ban discrimination in voting education employment and public life and grant government powers to combat bias. The president called the measure a framework for lawful justice.
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Transfer of North Ridgeville water facility stalled by indebtedness questions
Lorain county commissioners delay a decision on transferring North Ridgeville’s water system amid missing details on the city’s unvoted indebtedness. North Ridgeville Mayor Leviman says the unread Oct 16 letter will be processed through normal channels for council consideration.
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Greater Elyria United Fund tops goal at 1005 percent
The 1963 Greater Elyria United Fund Campaign exceeded its $370,200 goal by reaching $372,110 in pledges, 100.5 percent of the target. General Campaign Chairman William D. Raddatz announced the record total and urged continued efforts to collect outstanding pledge cards for the 27 benefiting agencies and services.
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Witness links former court clerk to courthouse arson
Testimony traced the fire to the Medina Municipal Court building where a former deputy clerk Mrs Thiem aided an arson scheme. Fire officials described two separate origins in the trusteeship and clerical offices as investigators probed embezzlement and conflicts in the courthouse.
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Fireman Testifies About Desk Fire in Medina
Robert Norton a Medina fireman testified about a fire found in a desk at the Northeastern Ohio scene. The weather was mostly cloudy with a few showers clearing late today as two firemen provided testimony.
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Big Lift troop drills amid Cold War tension in Germany
Frankurt Germany hosts more than 15000 troops in a joint maneuver testing response to aggression. The 3rd Armored Division and others deploy from Fort Hood to West Germany to simulate skirmishes and potential nuclear threats.
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Regional planners seek brainpower for technical revolution
Elyria political organizations weigh victors in Tuesday elections. Elyria Catholic expected to defeat Lorain St. Mary and capture North Central Conference football title.
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Candidates in spotlight on council races in area election
Candidates for council posts in area municipalities outnumber other hopefuls on Tuesday’s ballot. Pages of today’s Chronicle Telegram guide voters in local communities, with full candidate listings. Presentations of candidates for council posts will be completed in tomorrow’s editions.
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Wealthy fitness fad uses gold bars for quick lifts
A London bul lion firm markets a trend where the rich lift a few minutes daily with gold bars to stay fit. Readers are invited to advertise unused household goods in the Chronicle-Telegram Classified Act to turn items into cash, with contact numbers FA 32-3321 Elytia and CH 4-6295 Lorain.
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