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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
1
Officials warn that tight ADC eligibility rules let some abusers continue payments even when a relative hosts the child. Concrete, court-ready evidence is required to cut benefits, and fiduciary proof of funds trace is hard, leaving welfare workers frustrated by the gap between policy and family behavior.
The piece describes how unmarried couples living together exploit ADC funds, prompting unannounced visits by workers and county officials to remove children in severe cases. It notes regulation hamstrings enforcement, leading to reliance on vouchers and court action, and teases a forthcoming installment on solutions and ongoing problems.
Medina officials say they will follow Attorney General Saxbe's ruling barring public buses from transporting parochial students. Medina public buses already carried 142 St Francis Xavier students via a 2 to 1 school board vote, with parents agreeing to pay for the service.
Six demonstrators are ejected from a hearing as federal charges allege a mystery National Airlines DC6B crash near Bolivia North Carolina after an in flight explosion. The flight from Miami to New York killed 34, including Julian Frank of Westport Connecticut, with gunpowder claims and insurance disputes surrounding suicide assertions.
A notice from the Coon Hunters offers a $200 reward for information leading to the arrest of suspected dog thieves. The item appears among local notices and brief items on page four. The page also notes stamp dates and commemoratives listed by Bob Frederick, the stamp editor.
Quiet South Vietnamese arrests target individuals suspected of opposing the Ngo regime as U.S. advisers clash with President Diem over Lodge recommendations. The crackdown follows Buddhist protests and concerns that Nhu remains in power could jeopardize anti Viet Cong efforts and U.S. aid.
The seven member railroad arbitration board announced formal hearings will begin September 24 on two major issues in the stalled rail work rules dispute. Board chairman Ralph T. Se ward said hearings will be public, mostly in Northeastern Ohio, with the site to be determined. Weather: cloudy, then clearing, highs near 56, lows around 36-42.
Hollywood actress Bea Benaderet is hospitalized after falling over a camera cable during rehearsal for a new television series. doctors report she is undergoing surgery today to repair injuries and will recover in the coming weeks.
In Oakland California 22 year old Tom Thompson rode out a two train approach after his truck and trailer stalled on tracks. Both trains collided with the rig loaded with 52800 bottles of ketchup. Fire crews cleared roughly 24 inches of red flood. Thompson escaped unharmed.
Downtown Elyma residents confront fear of ladders and breaking mirrors on Friday the 13th. Photographer Harry Snavely records reactions while La verne Witherell defies superstition by smashing a mirror under a ladder, then jokes about an airplane crash.
Six student demonstrators were ejected from a House Un American Activities Committee hearing on illegal visits to Cuba. Three teens identified as Tad Lauer, 16. Mark Brody, 17. and Clifford Metzler, 21, were carried out after clashing with security as Philip Luce spoke against the travel ban. The disruption followed Willis calling for order and adjourning the session briefly while witnesses were to be heard.
White student groups plan another Pied Piper motorcade to boycott public schools in protest of desegregation. At Tuskegee High only 13 of 56 students are Negro. Parents form private segregated school. 100+ white students gather to plan demonstrations at West End and Phillips High Schools. 30 roam in cars with Confederate flags. 300 protest in Mobile. police arrest 26 youths.
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