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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1965
Page
1
Debonair bachelor disappears but memory lives on in miniature. Scene About Town reports Elyrians camp and dance at Conneaut Lake Park over Labor Day weekend. Lorain girl finds Israel appealing as a travel spot on magazine page 13.
A new feature begins today with a stew and other vittles on the Womens Pages. Irene Ryan who plays Granny in Beverly Hillbillies is highlighted as a favorite. Page 10.
Township residents are to receive house numbers under a new local program. Officials say addressing will improve mail delivery and emergency response. Details on implementation will be provided by the town clerk at upcoming meetings.
About 75 residents on Livermore Lane and Sherwood Drive complain to the FHA and Congressman Charles A Mosher about poor workmanship by The Orlean Co and two other firms. A cabinet fell at Frank Skaggs’s home injuring his wife. contractors face a 15 day fix or license loss in Elyria.
Donald Nash, 37, of Spencer dies in a head on crash on Rt 301 south of Rt 181 in Penfield Township. Richard C Laubenthal, 27, of North Ridgeville, suffers minor injuries and is treated and released. The collision occurs as Nash drifts left of center while Laubenthal swerves to avoid him.
Mandel Manny Skar 41 promoter of a plan for a little Las Vegas on Chicago's outskirts was found shot four times behind his Lake Shore Drive apartment. Police said the killing appeared professional as his body lay in a garage after four shots were fired. Two attendants were away parking cars upstairs when the incident occurred during the night.
In Lorain County communities from Pittsfield Center to Grafton, residents replace wrecked homes with new structures as nine local deaths are remembered. The Krieg and Kay families lead rebuilding efforts on Rt 303 and nearby streets, while others stow away in basements during warnings.
In Walla Walla police pieced together a grim scene as Mrs Margaret Hastings, about 40 and recently released from a mental hospital, fired a single shot 22 rifle at her husband and five of her seven sons while the family slept. She then shot herself as two children fled to a neighbor for help. one son, John Hastings, 11, remained in critical condition with head and liver wounds.
Partly cloudy early, then cloudy and cooler with intermittent rain by late afternoon and tonight. High near 65 to 78, low around 55. Sunday mostly cloudy and cool with rain ending late afternoon. Lake Erie small craft warnings in effect. North to northeast winds 15 to 22 knots.
Armored columns and air battles spread over thousands of miles as both sides claim gains near Lahore. Reports say a Pakistani column neared Ferozepore and another pushed past Khem Karan into India while Indian air power bombed East Pakistan bases. Foreign leaders push for cease fire as Britain and the United Nations seek mediation.
UPI reports Hurricane Betsy weakened but still dangerous as it crossed Florida into the Gulf and struck Louisiana. At least 18 deaths in Louisiana with hundreds injured, and Mississippi Gulf Coast damage noted. Arkansas and Florida also suffered losses as Betsy drifted northeast toward Tennessee.
Viet Cong guerrillas, suffering heavy U S and South Vietnamese blows, attacked four outposts 35 to 50 miles northeast and east of Saigon. They overran a village before dawn and hit two others while firing on the 10th Infantry Division HQ at Xuan Loc. Air power rained sorties as the fighting continued.
Two VISTA volunteers Miss Ina Hans from New Madison Ohio and Ron Rus brooks from Washington DC arrive to begin the domestic peace corps effort in Lorain They completed six weeks training at Syracuse University and join about 40 VISTA volunteers nationwide under the Office of Economic Opportunity in the war on poverty program funded by President Johnson
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