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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1960
Page
9
Visit to Kennedy and Nixon headquarters described with staff and materials inventory. Local items include anniversaries, plays, fire department events, city notices, and school and civic updates in Sheffield Lake and surrounding Lorain County areas.
Arthur J. Keck of Buffalo started collecting license plates after a long car trip revealed his nearsighted reading. Now 39, he owns about 2500 plates from all US states and 65 countries including the Virgin Islands and Switzerland. Plates vary in material from metal to rubber and leather, with oldest dating to 1906. He notes the Falkland Islands have no vehicle registration.
Five players from New York colleges ran back kickoffs for 100 yard returns during the 1959 college season, earning recognition for exceptional special teams play.
Oberlin announces the 1960-61 Artist Recitals featuring seven soloists and two ensembles. The Cleveland Orchestra opens the series under George Szell with November 10, followed by William Masselos piano on November 11 and soloist Josef Schuster on November 23. Other programs include Isaac Stern, Adele Addison, Cesare Vottone, Benno Mwotsch, Robert Shaw conducting the Cleveland Orchestra, and Andres Segovia with guitar. Public sale begins September 3.
About 900 employees at the Brean Line Chapin Division of General Motors receive pay boosts under the company improvement factor. The 6 cent per hour raise, or 2.2 percent of the hourly rate, is the annual wage increase provided after two years of war-related boosts. The Elyria plant workers are represented by Local 78, United Auto Workers.
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