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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
1
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Pakistan reports Ameri can made jets shot down 24 Indian planes in major clash spanning from Karachi to Calcutta. China offers support to Pakistan while United Nations moves to mediate. India and Pakistan accuse each other of raids as global powers weigh involvement.
Elyria public and church schools report 14 492 pupils on first day, near last year’s record. Elyria Public Schools list 2 186 in high, 2 499 in junior high, 6 732 in kindergarten and elementary. Catholic High School enrolls 830, with Catholic elementary totals by St Mary 938 St Jude 679 St Agnes 373 Holy Cross 153 St John Lutheran 102.
Thousands of Marines and South Vietnamese troops trap a Vietcong stronghold on the Ban Lang An Peninsula 20 miles wide. The operation began at dawn with amphibious landings, artillery, and air support. Command says 600 guerrillas killed as Marines seize a 600 foot hill near Chu Lai. The assault, named Pi Ranha, follows recent Viet Cong activity along the coast.
United Press International reports Americans died in record numbers over the Labor Day weekend with 567 deaths, the highest summer weekend total on record. Texas led states with 46 deaths, followed by California 44 and New York 29 among others, as Illinois and Wisconsin also set Labor Day traffic death records.
Ohio paid a high price for the Labor Day weekend with at least 27 fatalities and about 1,200 injuries though the three day period did not meet the predicted 28 deaths. Lorain County saw one fatality and one other death during the holiday period.Arthur Glinsey of Elyma was killed Friday evening when his car collided with a pickup truck 57 4% miles south of Elyma. John Flesher 27 of Cleveland died at Lorain County Speedway when a race car struck him after veering out of control.
Industry sources say the new 35 month labor contract and record expansion programs will force steel companies to seek price relief soon. They warn the final settlement may be costlier than initial estimates.
In Cleveland a court planned a pre grand jury hearing to determine if Mrs Mariann Colby will face a first degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of John Cremer Young, an eight year old playmate of her son. Colby initially blamed her son and claimed the slaying was an accident. The weapon was bought two to three years ago.
Betsy pounded the Bahamas with 140 mile per hour winds and high seas threatening the Florida coast. Ships in distress near Nassau reported danger while Coast Guard crews aided the Sarah Elizabeth and residents prepared for possible landfall on the Florida Keys.
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer today with scattered showers and a cooler night. High near 75 and low around 65. Clearing and cooler Wednesday. Small craft warnings on Lake Erie with southeast winds 11 to 17 knots rising to 17 to 27 knots this afternoon and then 15 to 22 knots tonight. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and isolated thundershowers and briefly higher winds late afternoon and tonight.
Carolyn Jean Dunham 24 was charged with first degree murder after a dispute outside the VFW hall at 1759 Broad Ave in Lorain ended with Lester Jewels dying from a 22 caliber wound. Police say Dunham claimed the gun fired during a struggle while Jewels, husband of a hospital employee, pulled the weapon from his car. The case was forwarded to the grand jury.
Milan officials report the Melon Festival was the most successful on record with strong community turnout and local support noted by organizers. The event showcased agricultural displays, vendor participation, and continued regional interest.
Medina resident Ren C Sprague Sr. was practicing a landing on a private airstrip on Albion Road in Strongsville when the Cessna struck a line of trees. The plane cartwheeled, left wing hit the ground and Sprague sustained severe injuries. he was listed in critical condition at Berea Southwest Community Hospital.
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