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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
12
A discussion on reapportionment rules and the need for constitutional safeguards. It notes that without written procedures only the empowered agency can ensure equal, compact, and continuous districts, warning that shifting populations and flexible controls may let rulers shape party power.
Members of the House Commerce Committee questioned FCC plans to regulate CATV arguing the move could push viewers toward paying for less varied programming. industry leaders urged preserving free TV and warned against harming local stations while noting CATV might evolve into its own content producer.
Soviet Premier Kosygin argued that the new economic development plan hinges on global conditions and defense needs. He warned higher military spending to counter U.S. and Viet Nam war pressures will slow consumer gains, while urging foreign trade growth and licensing deals to bolster growth.
Public notice from The Chronicle Telegram listing subscription rates including 10 cents per copy, annual mail in advance for Carrie and adjoining counties at 20 dollars, and outside Ohio at 2.50 per week with territorial applicability and publication details.
Jey Burns Jr., veteran foreign service officer, was named Tuesday by President Johnson to be the U.S. ambassador to Jordan.
Fifteen year old Randy Caplicki died after inhaling fumes from Carbona in a New York street yard near Franklin Square. Medical Examiner Leslie Lukash described glue sniffing as part of a broader solvent sniffing problem with central nervous system effects and no antidote beyond oxygen if unconscious.
FDA Commissioner James L. Goddard told the PMA meeting in Boca Raton that many drug manufacturers engage in irresponsible marketing and distort medical facts. He urged stronger self regulation to protect human lives and curb abuses. The remarks framed a broad indictment of the industry.
Johnsons daughter Lynda Bird, 22, plans a June trip to Europe after her June 4 UT graduation. The White House has not announced the travel, as officials cautious about honoring John F. Kennedy era See America First concerns amid gold outflow debates.
The Senate adopted a resolution designating April 9 each year as Sir Winston Churchill Day. The action honors the former British prime minister and ally of the United States during World War II.
Ottawa reports China will buy 100 million dollars more Canadian wheat over three years by lifting the existing agreement by at least one third. The deal allows a minimum of 112 million bushels in three years from next August with optional up to 1967 million bushels, subject to negotiated prices.
The House rejected increasing bird control funding and moved to favor arts support. Lawmakers blocked Rep Ro Gross’s effort to cut or shift money, maintaining $7 million for the National Foundation for Arts and Humanities and resisting a $1 million boost for the bird-control program amid crop loss concerns.
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