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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1962
Page
10
In Elyria a Lake Frie highball is noted as a popular natural beverage. It is also used to sprinkle lawns wash autos and bathe. Now inland locals may be enjoying this same material from the same source.
A fragment from a Grafton State Farm series discusses a young man who strays, faces a judge, and confronts consequences. It notes another part of the tale focusing on honor prisoners and escapes, with a today’s discussion in section 2.
A Chronicle-Telegram series invites hobbyists to explore ancient culture as a pastime. The feature highlights dividend pages as a bonus reading option, a Circling the Square bridge column, a teacher and her story, and a discussion titled tomato talk Pes 1819.
Elyrian centenarian story highlights a century of living with vivid pictures and narrative. The note promises continued coverage in future pages, profiling experiences and memories from a long life.
Governor Michael V DiSalle schedules a county wide campaign tour in Lorain County on Saturday October 13 starting with a 10 am breakfast at Saddle Inn Avon Lake and ending with a 7 pm dinner in Lorain. He outlines attacks on opponent James A Rhodes and criticizes Rhodes revenue bond plans under private development and public funds.
Governor Ross Barnett faced arrest and a daily fine of ten thousand dollars if he does not purge himself by Tuesday by admitting James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. UPI reports federal contempt findings could compel Barnett to purge and possibly be jailed with state troopers and marshals guarding the situation near Oxford. The government mobilized 700 US deputy marshals and 110 Army engineers in Memphis to support federal police as tensions rose around the deserveyed campus showdown.
The Fifth Circuit holds that unless Barnett purges contempt he shall be committed to the custody of the U S attorney general. The decision places responsibility for custody with the attorney general and notes Robert F Kennedy’s role in assignment. The context involves Meredith admission to the university in Oxford and related legal action.
NEW ORLEANS UPI The US Court of Appeals weighs citing Lt Gov Paul Johnson for contempt tied to Gov Barnett over James Meredith's enrollment bid at the University of Mississippi. Johnson, who helped bar Meredith at Oxford, may not appear. If found in contempt, Barnett faces $10,000 a day until Meredith is admitted.
An 18 year old from Quincy Street told Elyria police he was in a paved car on Broad Street near East Avenue early today to steal a car. Officer J A Bursley questioned him and the youth was taken to the station for investigation.
The Senate Appropriations Committee cautioned that deep reductions in foreign aid would blunt central offensive capability of US policy amid rising Communist pressure. It recommends approving a 442 billion foreign aid bill, about 389 million below Kennedy requests, and notes the Alliance for Progress remains funded. The panel warned further cuts could undermine Congress’s policy and impact vital programs as debate begins.
Washington reports the Chicago and North Western Railway strike ending Friday night with a three member arbitration board to decide the remaining four sites. The pattern aims to guide job eliminations while freight and limited passenger service prepare to restart after thorough track inspections. Telegraphers and non striking workers return to duty, while the board will rule on four unsettled issues.
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara defended a statement about nuclear armed aircraft on the East German border, saying his remarks reflected a broader policy to protect Western interests and Berlin access. He noted U S forces on strip alert showcased readiness amid Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union and Khrushchev’s recent comments.
In West Harrison Indiana an early morning blaze swept a rural home killing six children. Police said the victims were identified as Buty Waren Lynn Robert Ann and Walter Allen along with siblings Ja Tor and Scersl. The father Soy, a truck driver, was reportedly elsewhere at the time of the fire. Firefighters arrived from Harrison to battle the flames and found the unconscious children upon arrival.
Nelson Cornelius Drummond a 16 year Navy veteran was arraigned in federal court on charges of conspiring to transfer national defense information to the Soviet Union. Bail set at $100000 with preliminary hearing scheduled for October. FBI noted surveillance since his London naval service and involvement with a Newport Rhode Island base night club run by him and his wife.
In dense fog early today two ships collided 20 miles south of the Golden Gate. A 73 foot American super tanker and a 33 percent Colombian cargo ship reported by the Coast Guard. The Rio Magdalena left San Francisco bound for Los Angeles and requested medical facilities. Casualty numbers were not released. The Titan headed for port under its own power after taking on water in the forecastle.
Canada launched its first space vehicle Alouette into polar orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. The 300 pound craft, with the largest antenna yet built, was created by the Canadian Research Council in a NASA cooperative program. Officials report good communication and functioning systems as it enters space, marking Canada as the second country to orbit an artificial satellite.
Federal Judge SYvester To Ryan Tjgue did not rule on related cases as four steel companies and a forging group pleaded guilty or changed pleas. Defendants include Bethlehem Steel executives and Eric Forge & Steel Corp leaders. Sentencing scheduled Oct 2. fines and prison terms possible for conspiracy charges in a trial noted.
UPI reports Maurice Rice US consul in Venice dies unexpectedly Friday at his hotel. He had served in Venice for two years.
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