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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
12
Pakistan warns it will fight indefinitely unless India accepts its three point plan calling for withdrawal from Kashmir, a UN peace keeping force, and a plebiscite within three months. Shastri weighs Thants proposal and cabinet session before returning to New York.
A thunderous explosion rocked the freighter Fort William at its Montreal harbor mooring. At least four crewmen are believed killed and two others hospitalized. total aboard the stricken ship remains undetermined, police say.
After a Mississippi floodstorm 67 dead and 200 barges sought on the 70 mile river stretch near New Orleans and Baton Rouge. The Army rushed over 100000 gas masks and the state eyed up to 4000 Youth Corps workers. Insurance claims exceed 300 million while schools stayed closed and Angola inmates aided cleanup.
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will extend his trip to New York for the United Nations gathering. The original plan was a one day visit on Monday Oct 4, but officials indicate the stay could be at least two days or longer.
The administration, buoyed by Vice President Humphrey, barrels toward final Senate approval of the farm bill. Before a final vote, lawmakers faced several amendments that could spark clashes, including Mundt’s bid to raise the government wheat price to 115 percent of the loan rate and Carlson’s alternative to lift resale price to 110 percent. Other proposals would cap subsidies to individual farmers with a Brewster plan for a $10,000 yearly limit.
Ohio State University trustees approve eliminating the on campus speakers restriction with conditions. Speakers must be invited by a recognized student group and campus approval is needed for emotionally charged events. The vote 43 to eliminate the rule follows protests and debates at the Columbus campus.
Amherst council expands three member committee on zoning and lands to five members. New members are Wayne Spidell and Robert Pen-Jaworski joining existing Ted Englehardt Joseph Husar and John Mattey. Committee to meet Monday to consider South Main Street Crownhill Drive rezoning.
Amherst council plans a Oct 6 meeting to extend and pave Washington Street with school board invited. Previous July action was voided in August for lacking a three fourths council vote under Ohio law. School district opposes due to a $40,453 assessment and no funds. Legal opinion sought on a 1962 petition signed by property owners, including the school board, that could revive the project.
A hard of hearing inventor has perfected an extremely small transistor hearing aid. The device reportedly makes whispers clear and offers full information at no cost by writing HEARING to P.O. Box 681 York, Pa.
New York faces another newspaper strike as the contract dispute between the American Newspaper Guild and the New York Times escalates. The stalemate raises fears of late deliveries and disrupted editions across the city.
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