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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1963
Page
1
Sports Editor Bob Daniels profiles the man who captivates area youth with a new offbeat language and sharp TV spoofing. The piece explores his appeal, methods, and the high pay he commands as a rising media figure.
Pigeons on the courthouse grounds present the county commissioners with a problem possibly solvable only by spending up to 8494 dollars on anti pigeon devices. In the past officials even tried to get the birds drunk, but the birds enjoyed the brew. For the latest on the normal war turn to page 19.
Elurmans rejoiced as both city high schools won opening night games. Midview exploded for five first half touchdowns to top Ridgeville. New head coaches triumphed at Wellington and Keystone, with Admiral King and Vermilon also securing victories.
At East Carlisle Elementary School the C-T interviews a teacher about local plans. The city engineer in Lorain says proceed with fewer projects despite the lack of federal assistance.
Emergency talks between a three man panel and New York City education officials and the United Federation of Teachers closed with optimism and scheduled to resume. Mayor Wagner said recommendations would be persuasive though non binding as 43 000 teachers' union backs a strike threat.
UPI reports that Russell and Stennis announce opposition to the treaty, signaling possible heavy Democratic resistance. Several Southern lawmakers remain undecided as the Senate prepares to debate the pact Monday amid mixed support from armed services members.
General Thomas Power, head of SAC, told a Senate subcommittee in August that none of the stockpiled nuclear warheads in SAC's arsenal have been tested operatively from stockpile to detonation. He said testing is essential to prove a weapon system, and opposed the test ban treaty even with readiness safeguards.
London reports say Parliament may be recalled from summer recess to hear a potentially explosive security probe. Lord Dening delivers his findings to Prime Minister Harold Wilson, with calls for full publication and parliamentary approval. Christine Keeler faces Friday court dates on conspiracy and perjury charges tied to the affair.
Increasing cloudiness with scattered showers late today and tonight. Warmer today with highs 74 to 80. Low tonight near 50s. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler. Friday temperatures range from 52 to 67. Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 pm Friday none. Humidity Friday morning 93 percent, 2 pm 70 percent, 8 pm 70 percent. Moonrise 10 40 pm and moonset 11 27 am.
In Birmingham Alabama two 16 year olds Robert Wright and Lewis Williams were killed in a late night gang clash in a district known from a popular song. William Marshall, 19, was charged with murder. police said a 12 gauge shotgun was the murder weapon.
Governor George Wallace defended shutting three desegregated Birmingham schools after a race riot that left one dead and 19 injured. Nationwide federal actions followed as other cities faced shaky starts amid integration protests.
Vietnamese police report more than 800 teenagers detained after demonstrations at Saigon high schools. About 600 girls among arrestees, ages 13 to 18, with police dispersing protests at markets and school sites. The day saw heavy police action and detentions.
Miss America of 1964 will be chosen tonight at Convention Hall in Atlantic City New Jersey after a week of competition among 52 entrants. The event concludes a nationwide telecast plan with the winner to be celebrated as the new queen.
Francis Ray Bohlken 22 of Slater Missouri slipped on a four inch brace while painting near a tower corner. He fell about 25 feet and grabbed a lower bar, then descended after a half hour of clinging. He was treated for a wrenched shoulder strained chest muscles and facial bruises.
Richard B Edmonds of Columbus was appointed deputy commissioner for sales and excise taxes in the Ohio Taxation Department, effective Friday, expanding state tax oversight.
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