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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
1
Leisure safety at Camp Firelands pool with a focus on world business over glamour. Wellington trains to Americanize an African visitor. Amherst woman plays many roles on the world stage. Elyria downtown shows blooming scenes and a front porch lineup. Square dancers Squarin’ round report inertia as a force. Scene About Town covers a golf lesson with sidelights.
Grant Miller discusses national drag championship and United States Road Racing Championship race. Other sports coverage appears on pages 26 27 and 28.
A brief AVON report notes residents on Chester Road vent their anger yet see no real policy change. The item highlights local frustration, with no concrete outcome or lasting impact described.
The Chronicle-Telegram announces its big holiday issue for Monday morning delivery. It promises news and features from summer wind-down to football season, plus a full page of swimming-related pictures highlighting therapy and fun.
A feature invites readers to judge football plays alongside quarterback Frank Ryan of the Cleveland Browns. Starting Monday, Ryan outlines field situations on the sports pages and readers choose the best call to see if they agree.
Arthur Glinsey, 32, of 573 Trendale Court, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle crash on Route 57 near St. Marys Cemetery north of Grafton. Lorain County deputies and the Elyria post of the highway patrol investigated the scene as Ohio’s first Labor Day weekend fatality.
Under pressure from President Johnson and the Wage Policy Committee, negotiators edge toward ratification of a steel settlement. The pact runs to August 1968, likely costing about 46.2 cents per man hour, with pay and benefits averaging $4.40 per hour. The agreement aims to curb inflation and fit the 3.2 percent non inflationary wage guideline.
Pakistani troops reportedly crossed about 50 miles into Indian controlled Kashmir with tanks and jets in a major escalation. India claimed air strikes against Pakistani forces and said the fight remained unresolved with aerial dogfights reported near Jhelum and Gujrani wala. The United Nations secretary general noted Pakistan’s refusal to promise a halt while India pledged to stop if Pakistan did.
United Press International reports the National Safety Council predicts up to 600 deaths over the seven hour Labor Day weekend as 17 million cars travel nationwide. Early tallies show 40 traffic fatalities and two other deaths with officials bracing for crowded resorts and possible violence.
Gabon reported the likely death of Dr. Albert Schweitzer age 90 at the hospital he founded in Lambarene. A hospital spokesman said death could come within hours as the Nobel laureate battles declining health after months of illness and a week in bed.
The hurricane Betsy, with 125 mph winds, nears the Carolinas prompting a probable hurricane watch. Affected coastlines include Georgia and South Carolina as authorities move aircraft for safety and urge beachgoers to carry radios for updates.
Partly cloudy and mild today and tonight with a high of 78 to 85 and a low in the 60s. Sunday brings variable cloudiness and little temperature change with scattered light showers. Lake Erie winds from the south to southwest at 14 to 20 knots today and generally 15 to 22 knots tonight. Elyria and surrounding area show similar conditions.
Dr. George B. Smittle urged Elyria school staff to support two operating levies, renewing about 10 mills and adding about two mills, to ensure quality education. He discussed teamwork, continued teacher research, equitable classroom goals, and new policies, as staff prepared for fall openings.
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