Elyria Charter Nears Voters With Nine Years Of Effort
Elyria's Charter Commission nears final draft after nine months of work on a 21 section proposal. A final review is set for Tuesday night with printing and mailing planned by Sept 29. The measure would take effect Jan 1966, with certain changes delayed to 1968, including four year terms and merged treasurer auditor roles.
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Elyria Charter Commission
John E. Gotherman Jr
Columbus
Commission
Gotherman
Secord
Elyria
Counsell
Civil Service Commission
Board of Building Standards and Appeals
Park Commission
Recreation Board and Planning Commission
Joseph Cirigliano
J. Willam McCray
County Budget Commission
India and Pakistan clash across three fronts in Kashmir war
India reports advances at Sialkot and Lahore front lines while claiming heavy Pakistani counterattacks. Thant arrives in Rawalpindi for a peace mission as both sides report extensive air raids and military moves across Kashmir and adjoining sectors.
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India
United Nations
Thant
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Kashmir
Ru-Poonch
Srinagar
Sialkot
Jammu
Lahore
Karachi
Wagah
Gadra
Hyderabad
Tehran
LBJ Seeks Asian Peace on White House Walk
President Johnson meets three foreign students during a White House stroll and expresses happiness over improving ties between Pakistan and India. He greets two Pakistanis and one Indian, calling them friends and showing hopeful sentiment for regional harmony.
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Washington
API
Johnson
White House
Executive Mansion
Pakistan
India
Cloud to become Ohio state auditor on Sept 20
Gov James A Rhodes announced that House Speaker Roger Cloud of De Graff will assume the state auditor role on September 20. Ches ter W Goble resigns after a temporary, unpaid interim term following the death of elected auditor Roger W Tracy last November. Cloud has led the Ohio House since 1954 with only a brief break, the longest tenure in state history.
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Cloud
Ohio Edison and CEI open talks on plan to merge
Ohio Edison Co and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co announce a joint study to assess a merger creating a 10 500 square mile network across Ohio and western Pennsylvania with about 1 319 000 customers and annual revenues of 360 500 000. The plan preserves each company autonomy and names PA Power as a subsidiary.
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Ohio Edison
CEI
Ohio Power
Lorain County
Ohio Edison Co
Cleveland Electric Eluminating Co
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Power Co
Pennsylvania Power
Betsy Threatens Texas Louisiana Coast With 140 MPH Winds
Hurricane Betsy menaces the Texas and Louisiana coasts with 140 mph winds and flooding threats. Five dead and millions in damage reported as Oil firms evacuate 3,500 workers from offshore rigs. Weather Bureau warns and orders evacuations while ports brace for impact.
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Edward J. Cocke
New Orleans
UPID
Betsy
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Texas-Louisiana
Gulf
Louisiana
Texas
Audrey
Cameron
Hilda
New Orleans Weather Bureau
Gulf Ports
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Galveston
Tex
Moble Bay
Matagorda Bay
Pilot Town
Colby’s Attorneys Seek Psychiatric Exam in Slaying Case
Cleveland UPI report says Mrs Colby’s lawyers may order a psychiatric evaluation for her in the murder case of an eight year old. John Cremer Young Jr is charged with first degree murder. Defense attorney Gerald Gold says the medical phase could be part of their defense if needed. He noted she is held in Cuyahoga County Jail and is cooperating as well as can be expected.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lima
Mariann Colby
John Cremer Young Jr
Colby
Gold
Cuyahoga County
Gerald Gold
U S Air Strikes Reach Near China in Deepening War
U S Air Force jets penetrated 17 miles into the vicinity of the Chinese border, bombing a railroad bridge 17 miles south of China and two more 25 and 30 miles from the frontier. In Ba Lang An Peninsula, 148 Viet Cong were reported killed in a joint U S Vietnamese sweep, with Marines destroying a tunnel site and discovering wounded guerrillas in caves. Intelligence suggested as many as 2,000 guerrillas could have been concentrated there, though many had withdrawn before the assault.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
China
South Viet Nam
Ba Lang An
Ba Lang An Peninsula
Chu Lai
South China Sea
Guerrila
Weather turns warmer with scattered clouds
Partly cloudy and warmer today with highs near 74 to 80. Tonight remains partly cloudy with lows around 64 to 68. Friday turns warm and humid with a chance of afternoon thundershowers for Elyria and Lorain.
Court to draft Ohio House reapportionment plan
A three judge federal panel will begin October 1 to draft a plan for reapportioning the Ohio House of Representatives. Judges Weinman Weick and Peck will serve on the panel. He will not act on a new Senate reapportionment suit until House matters are settled.
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Dayton
UPL
Ohio House of Representatives
U. S District Court
Carl Weinman
Weinman
Paul Weick
Akron
John Peck
Cincinnati
Ohio Senate
House
US Supreme Court
Nation's cities gain cabinet seat in new HUD creation
President Johnson signed a law creating the Department of Housing and Urban Development to address urban problems. HUD becomes the first new cabinet department since 1953, marking a major shift in federal urban policy and oversight.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lorain County enrollments top 65 thousand on opening day
Lorain County public and parochial schools report an opening day total of 65 141 pupils with some kindergarten totals pending. County Catholic enrollment reaches 7824 across Elyria Lorain Avon Lake and nearby districts, while Lake Ridge Academy in North Ridgeville adds 170 pupils.
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Lorain County
Lake Ridge Academy
North Ridgeville
Avon
Avon Lake
Clearview
Columbia
Firelands
Keystone
Midview
Sheffield Lake
South Amherst
Elyria
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain
Cleveland
Elyria District
Loram St Mary's Catholic High School
Sheffield
North Ridgesville
St John Lutheran School of
Township zoning changes hit industrial plans
Columbia Township Zoning Commission approves changes to proposed industrial zoning. Lorain businessmen outline plans for an annual salute to the steel industry. Milan Township trustees fail to resolve issues with the zoning code. In Jakarta a mob sacks the Indian Embassy and plaques the Indian library center with pro Indonesia signs.
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Columbia Township
Lorain
Steel Industry
Milan
Jakarta
Indonesia
IPI
Pakistan
High roller indicted in bank fraud case in San Francisco
Former San Francisco National Bank president Don C. Silverthorne, a well known gambler, was indicted by a federal grand jury on 79 counts for misAPPropriating 11 million in bank funds. Associate William S. Bennett of Millbrae also named in the case alleging loan fees, falsified records, false currency reports, and embezzlement.
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High Roller
San Francisco
UPI
Don C. Silverthorne
San Francisco National Bank
Nevada
U.S
Silverthorne
Senate
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