4.2 Million College Students Begin New Year
The Herald Tribune reports 4.2 million Americans will enter 200 low and college classrooms this month, 200,000 more than last year, across about 2,000 colleges. Enrollments rise, but concerns grow over facilities, funding, and faculty quality as undergraduates peak in the 1963–65 window.
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U. S. Office of Education
Education
Tota
Milllion
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Yale
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Mount
Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
California
Handwoven Rugs Highlight Butternut Ridge Hobbyist
Elyria area feature on Betty Rose Diederick Jr. of Butternut Ridge Rd. weaving handwoven rugs since 1945. She uses varied salvaged materials on four harness looms, creates living room rugs up to 12 by 12 feet, all reversible and durable, with cost and time details and a look at family involvement.
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Elyria High School
Edmund
Betty Rose) Diederick Jr
Butternut Ridge Rd
Diederick
Oriental Rug Co
Lima
Ohio
Betty Rose) Diederick
Diedericks
Lincoln issues preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
The article recalls Lincoln s September 22 1862 preliminary Emancipation Proclamation transforming the Civil War into a battle over abolition. It notes its strategic impact on Union advances and British opinion, along with mixed Northern reactions and Confederate constraints, and cites later actions like the Sabine Pass capture.
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Fey
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Great Britain
France
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United States
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Uouth
London Morning Star
American Commonwealth
Confederate Congress
Bomber crash probe halts supersonic training
The Air Force suspends supersonic training in the B38 Husfer bomber pending investigation into a crash that killed three men near Peru Indiana last week. The service operates two wings with forty bombers each one stationed at Peru and one at Fort Worth Texas.
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Washington
Loss of John Moore shakes Chronicle Telegram staff
Editorials and front page columns mourn the death of John Moore a beloved front desk and sports department worker. Colleagues recall his warmth interest in others and pride in his family, noting the sudden loss leaves a deep, shared shock across the newsroom and community. Dale R Standen Glenwood Sr. contributes a Civil War roster item aiding ongoing research into Co. E 42nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry from 1862.
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Chronicle- Telegram
John Moore
John
Familliar
Dale R. Standen
Glenwood Sr
Co. E. 42Nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Public Invited To Chronicle Telegram Plant Tour
Don Miller reflects on Lorain Countians in the war and invites readers to tour the Chronicle-Telegram plant to see how a newspaper is published. He imagines John A. Public touring the office and notes the contrast between calm atmosphere during the visit and the usual madhouse of activity once a workday resumes.
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John
Dawn
Kathy
Chronicle-Telegram
John Q
Who Really Knows This Score About Civic Interest
A veteran plea urges Elyrians to engage in local government, noting citizens rarely attend council meetings or scrutinize proposals. It argues that loud critics gain influence while constructive, impersonal feedback is scarce, urging voters to study issues, attend meetings, and demand responsible taxation and better governance.
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Elyrians
Elyria Eyes Turnpike Route Shift Amid Debate and Voter Increase
Local council members debate the proposed Ohio Turnpike route along Elyria’s northern edge, with officials hinting a route change could be persuaded with solid data. Lorain County sees 534 more registrants, mostly Elyrians, ready to vote on Nov. 4. A petition seeks Good Road District No. Two status in Lorain County. Fifty years ago this day in the American League Boston led Cleveland and New York trailed. County Auditor Kelser reports about 2,500 delinquent parcels slated for foreclosure. C H W Merthe & Co advertises $1.98 house coats.
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American Council On Education
Wilson
Lord Pepperell Broadcost
Elyria
Turnpike Commission
Lorain County
Black River
Sheffield Township
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Sunrise County Disqualification Hits Purses After Stakes Loss
In New York according to UPI the disqualification of Sunrise County from a dead heat with Admiral's Voyage in the Wood Memorial to second place and from first to second in the Flamingo Stakes cost owner Townsend B. Mastin eighty one thousand nine hundred fifty six dollars and fifty cents in purses.
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UPI
Sunrise County
Wood Memorial
Townsend B. Mastin
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C. H W. Merthe & Co
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