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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1962

Page

6

Phantom terrorist wins trigger guard quits at Quarry Road

Amherst story recalls a night watchman Jesse Lingle quitting his post at the two story frame house on Quarry Road after weeks of terror related vandalism. A prior shotgun blast and a friend to the owner, Lingle said he feared for his nerves and chose discretion. Teens from nearby towns reportedly visited the site amid the unrest.

Dease Lingle Lawrence Klassen Quarry Rd Lingle Amherst Téyear Lawrencel Klassen Jesse Lingle Mwatchman Ing South Lorain Vermilion Sheriff's Department

Suspended South Amherst police chief mounts defense at hearing

South Amherst Police Chief Thomas Snizek opened his defense amid a village council hearing into charges of misconduct and neglect of duty over a missing persons report. The proceedings featured an outburst by witness Lewis Hyster, who accused the defense attorney of bias and challenged cross examination. The hearing continues tonight with Snizek's testimony as Carlos Pongracz, brother of the deceased, testifies on the initial complaint triggering the charges.

Amherst South Thomas Snizek Snizek Jack Walker Richard Pongracz Jack Zagrans Geraldine Larkin Lewis Hyster Zagrans Miss Larkin Hyster Carlos Pongracz Walker Pongracz

Bomb scare empties Amherst Central School on Church Street

An anonymous caller warned of a live bomb at Amherst Central School on Church Street. Superintendent W A Smith and deputies joined Amherst police in a search of the building after the noon call, evacuating pupils during the incident.

Amherst — Central School Church St W. A. Smith Amherst

Flu shots urged for high risk groups this winter

Surgeon General Luther L. Terry warns of a severe Asian flu season and urges people over 45, pregnant women, and those with chronic illnesses to begin vaccination now. He notes infections in the elderly and chronically ill can be fatal, while healthy young people face milder illness.

Washington UPI Surgeon General The U.S. Public Health Service Ing Luther L. Terry Terry Vane

Woman Found Guilty In Lorain Murder Trial

Louise Young, 37, mother of five, was convicted on second degree murder after a jury reduced the original first degree charge. Defense argued for acquittal or manslaughter, while the state pursued murder. The jury deliberated after reviewing 60 exhibits. three-year-old children are in welfare custody and the defendant's son faces juvenile delinquency charges for assisting in disposing of the body.

Ouise Young LeRoy F. Kelly's Court Virginia Young Lorain Robert Lasco Severs Wiey John B. Otero Raymond A. Muzilla Peere “ Welfare Yong James Henry P. Webber

Meredith tries to enroll at Ole Miss amid tense standoff

In Oxford Mississippi James Meredith attempts third enrollment at the University of Mississippi. Lt Gov Paul Johnson blocks him outside campus as Gov Ross Barnett and state troopers resist federal orders. A brief push and stand off ends with Meredith and marshals departing. Federal officials warn of possible troops if peace is breached.

James Meredith U. S Jackson Miss University of Mississippi Ross Barnett Oxford UPI Paul Johnson Air Force Jin Meredith Barnett State ‘College Board New Orleans U.S. Marshalls Johnson John Doar U.S. Department of Justice Dear McShane Barnett Stext South

Weather Outlook for Northeastern Ohio

The forecast notes considerable cloudiness with late clearing tonight. Expect little temperature change with a high around the 60s and a low near 46. Tuesday brings cooler conditions with a high near 51. Precipitation totals around .28 inches in the past 24 hours ended 8 p.m. EDT Tuesday.

Ohio

Overtime Pay Rule Sparks Elyria Park Board Meeting

The Elyria Park Commission approved overtime pay adjustments amid promised changes to 44 hour rules. New commissioner Gibson Moore urged stopping the emergency clause used by Park Supt. John Machock, noting the rule coverings could mask abuses. The meeting, first since Notley’s resignation, also discussed a $340 payout for time over the limit, with Tattersall trimming four hours of pay for Independence Day.

Elyria “Park John P. Machock Gibsoné Moore Park Machock Richard M. Notley Commission Charles V. Neeson Ellsworth R. Schneider Notley Schneider William Tattersall Tattersall Joseph Q. Petro Thintaleeia

Sea crash victims reach shore

London based report says two RAF helicopters brought 17 injured American survivors to shore for treatment from the North Atlantic plane ditching. A Cork doctor treated seven arrivals. two are in very bad condition. Remaining 16 passengers and crew were presumed dead as search ended at dusk Tuesday.

London UPI Royal Air Force Cork Ireland United Press International Celerina

U S halts receipts of Liston Patterson fight

Federal tax agents moved to seize the gate receipts from the Liston Patterson heavyweight title fight due to unpaid taxes. Liens totaling about 3.9 million were served at 260 theaters nationwide for the closed circuit showing and the bout itself. Targets included Championship Sports Inc and Graff Rammer and Smith Enterprises Inc, both cited for not filing last year.

Washington UPD Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson Liston Patterson Championship Sports, Inc

Where to turn fleeting tips in Firelands district guide

A fragmented notice in the Flint Collection provides historical context about the Firelands area and cautions families in the Grafton State Farm region to take precautions. The item appears on page 23 with sparse readable references to safety steps.

Grafton State Farm Firelands

Poison beans traced to area spark health warning

Dr. H A Robinson Elyria health commissioner warned 28 necklaces of scarlet and black beans known as love rosary or luck beans may cause fatal poisoning if chewed or swallowed. Symptoms appear within 1 3 days. death possible in 12 days with uremia. Children risk greatest. contact health department or physician if ingestion suspected.

H. A. Robinson Elyria Cress

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