Pigskin Preview Opens Fall Football Season Across Area
Football fans gathered last night as 21 area scholastic teams featured in five preview programs in Amherst South Amherst Avon Lake Huron and Medina. The Chronicle Telegram covers action with stories and pictures on pages 26 and 27. Weekend dividend columns offer features and reader reads for the week end.
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South Amherst
Avon Lake
Huron
Medina
Chronicle-Telegram
Vececreeseese
Open House Showcases Lorain County History Rooms
Lorain County Historical Society opens its museum at 334 Washington Ave for an open house next Saturday. Three new rooms reveal dress and costume displays, old farm and home tools, and early shawls quilts cameras and a library.
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Yesteryear
Lorain County Historical Society
Washington Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Republicans plan campaign activities and new zoning inspector
Elyria Republicans plan campaign activities with two committees to support candidates. The village council approves a zoning ordinance and names a new zoning inspector. A concert group will launch a membership drive with a dinner Monday. The bank plans a fourth branch on the west side as Federal Reserve approval is sought.
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Elyria Bank
Federal Reserve
Rassa Wheeah
Oberlin selects Dartmouth educator as next president
The Oberlin College board names Dr. Robert Kenneth Carr, Dartmouth College professor of law and political science, as ninth president to take office January 1. A Cleveland native, he earned a Dartmouth BA in 1929 and Harvard MA in 1930 and PhD in 1935, later teaching at Oklahoma and Dartmouth. Carr, a civil liberties expert and author, succeeds Dr. William E. Stevenson.
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Cleveland
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Harvard University
University of Oklahoma
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New York
William E. Stevenson
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Oberlin
Department of Government
Car «Il
William H. Stevenson
Transit Police Offer Crime Fight Aid in New York
Five hundred transit policemen, patrolling New York subways, volunteered to join the fight against juvenile lawlessness on their own time without pay. Mayor Wagner was told by officers that they would assist regular police in cracking down on youth violence. Separately, police sought a Puerto Rican youth linked to a gang rape case. three youths, Jimmie Rogers Pameres, 17, James Daniel Bellamy, 20, and Alexander Williams, 18, were held on kidnapping, robbery, and rape charges with bail set at 25,000 dollars.
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Reds Fire Moon Rocket Sanders Gets Life Sentence
Sanders, 25, convicted of first degree murder in the burglary stabbing of Father Manderville, 78, on Island Road. Jury recommends mercy, Judge Pincura imposes life imprisonment. foreman Robert A. Reinecke leads panel.
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Football previews bring spotlight to Amherst area
The piece describes previews at Amherst and South Amherst as King Football looms. It highlights players Russ Moser of South Amherst and Jim White of Avon leaping for a pass from Larry Schneider. The incomplete intended pass occurred in the South Amherst end zone during the third of five quarters.
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C-T
Soviet Moon Capsule Aims For Moon Tonight
Radio Moscow announced the second moon rock mission would reach the moon on Monday ahead of Khrushchev's U.S. visit. Officials said the craft would release a sodium cloud at 9:40 a.m. Moscow time to appear as a comet as it speeds toward the moon.
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Nehru Denounces China as Aggressor in Border Clash
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru called Communist China an aggressive power aiming to seize Indian territory. He said India will not use force but will not yield on border disputes, stressing no concession to China’s claims while warning of broader regional tensions.
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India
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Europe
Middle East
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U.S.S.R
No Progress Seen in Steel Negotiations Deadlock
Chief mediator Finnegan reports no progress on core issues as nine governors consider meeting Eisenhower over the strike. Union seeks a substantial wage increase while industry fears inflation. fact-finding board rejected by the President. All unions and companies held sessions today.
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Eisenhower
Finnegan
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
National Governors Conference
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
United Steelworkers Union
Oberlin Elects Dr. Robert Carr Ninth President
Oberlin College announced the appointment of Dr. Robert Kenneth Carr as its ninth president. Carr, a former United Press reporter and educator, will lead the institution while teaching remains his first love, with duties as professor of law and political science at Dartmouth College noted in progress.
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Carr
United Press
Robert Kenneth Carr
Oberin
Weather and College News Mention Oberlin President Change
The article reports cool, sunny weather with variable winds and temperatures around 49 to 64, plus details on humidity, sunrise and sunset. It then discusses Oberlin College, noting President William H. Stevenson’s resignation and the search for a successor from career educators as the college enters a building phase.
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Lake Evie
Coffin on Car Stirs Akron Visitor Episode
In Akron Ohio a coffin lashed to a car attracted attention outside a hotel. Bruce Ramers of Wellesley Massachusetts, visiting a brother at the hotel, had sold tech items in Indiana and made a deal to deliver the coffin to his fraternity at the University of Virginia.
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UPI
Bewninen Aurem
Ramsey
University of Virgina
Iwi
Rental Ad Promises Quicker Occupancy With Renovated Setup
Classified notice advertises available apartments on Middle Ave and near Lorain and Ehona. Highlights include 3 rooms, private separations, bathroom, full amenities, and Sept 15 vacancy. Contact numbers FA 3-3321 and CE 3-6173. Rented first night.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Ehona
Lorain
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