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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1962

Page

7

Reds distort Berlin wall picture accusation in note

The United States accused the Soviet Union of painting a completely distorted picture of conditions along the Berlin Wall and said it would press for a four power meeting to ease tensions. A Soviet note rejected such talks as officials prepared a Western response. The State Department confirmed a U S military liaison vehicle was fired upon in East Germany with no injuries.

Washington HTNS Soviet Union Berlin Wall State Department Berlin Moscow United States Britain France West Germany Wall West Berlin Khrushchev East Berlin East Germany Ino U. S Fred Germany Joseph W. Reap U.S Reap Federal Republic

Ohio labor groups push for more state school aid plan

Ohio Education Association, Ohio Federation of Teachers, and Ohio School Boards Association endorsed Ohio AFL-CIO proposals for higher federal and state support to public education. They urged increasing the state's share by 75 million dollars annually and funding school construction in debt-burdened districts, with tax options discussed for the 1953 legislature. The federation also backed a $1.25 minimum wage and revised workers compensation laws.

Columbus UPI Ohio Education Ohio Afl-Cio Ohio Education Association Ohio Federation of Teachers Ohio School Boards Association State Labor Organization Thomas J. O'Keefe O’keefe Raymound R. Peck Robert Baker

Five Year Public Works Begin in Australian Papua New Guinea

Canberra reports the start of a five year public works program with a total cost of 133 million dollars targeting Australian administered areas in Papua and New Guinea. The plan outlines infrastructure projects across roads, schools, and utilities to boost development and local employment.

Canberra Papua New Guinea

Kipton Zoning Officer Resigns Amid Move from Township

Kipton Camden Township Zoning Inspector Joe Yakunovich resigned last night. Trustees accepted the resignation and called for a replacement. Yakunovich said he was moving from the area and would no longer be a resident of the township. The trustees also approved installing more lighting at the fire station.

Kipton Camden Township Joe Yakunovich Yakunovich

Liquor Violators Pay Fines in Lorain Cases

The Ohio Board of Liquor Control announced actions against two Lorain establishments. Riverside Cafe, 2617 East 31st St., owed sales tax, paid in full, charge dismissed. I.B.P.C. of Elks, 1794 Livingston Ave., also delinquent on sales tax, lodge charges dismissed. Seven day suspensions for Sunday sales in 1962 were vacated pending reconsideration and stay requests.

Ohio Board of Liquor Control Lorain Abner RK. Owing Riverside Cafe East 31St St I.B.P.C. of Elks Livingston Ave Lodge

Briggs, 46, dies of heart attack in Bronxville

Walter P. Briggs 46 vice president of sales for Mohawk Carpets Mills division of Mohasco Industries Inc died of a heart attack Thursday in Bronxville.

Bronxville Ony UPD Walter P. Briggs Mohawk Carpet Mills Mohasco Industries Inc

Union slate outlines Ohio Democrat AFL-CIO platform

The Ohio AFL-CIO presented a 1964 platform urging a $1.25 minimum wage, higher unemployment benefits to two thirds of average wages, and expanded protections for injured workers. Also called for school aid, anti discrimination in housing, banning strikebreakers, broader voter registration, repeal of the Hanna amendment, and reapportionment to balance city and rural representation.

Ohio Ohio House Cope

Mothers Club Plans Meeting in Clearview

The Darling Mothers Club will hold its first meeting of the year on September 19 at 2 p.m. at the home of president Mrs. John Dean. Officers for the year include vice president Mrs. Anthony Magnanese secretary Mrs. Joseph Szabo and treasurer Mrs. Calvin Cunningham.

Clearview Darling Mother’s Club John Dean Anthony Montagnese Joseph Szabo Calvin Cunningham

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