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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1961
Page
12
Kennedy and Macmillan said Russia would veto inspections, blocking a test ban accord. They urged cautious moves on Laos cease fire and a neutralist government, while aiming for united Western pressure and a stronger NATO capability and potential Polaris deployments.
New York report recalls Judith Coplon's long espionage case now tied to the Kennedy era. Coplon, 27 at arrest in 1953, remains free on bail with two indictments and a quiet Brooklyn home life with husband Albert Socolov and four children.
The piece notes Michael Osterwell’s paintings in Barnet England with a quoted line about people viewing art while washing. It also covers a wide array of brief items from trials and espionage to a Singapore hotel plan and various international notes, all in a single page summary style.
In 1933 Dag Hammarskjold became UN secretary general for a five year term replacing Trygve Lie. U S Surgeon General Terry urged vaccination of about 85 million unvaccinated Americans for polio with Salk shots by July 1. An alien asset case in Los Angeles targeted Esther Williams for alleged tax debt in 1959. AFL-CIO Industries Show opens at Cobo Hall Detroit with leaders Meany and Goldberg attending. Harvard Hasty Pudding performs a parody at Radio City Music Hall as Rockettes receive an ovation. A New York apartment fire blamed on a six year old Theodore Gist, playing with matches while babysitting. Eye testing programs yield 15 20 percent productivity gains and lower absenteeism. Stock market readjustment seen as last chance to buy solid mid priced stocks. A Cincinnati health salon markets mothers and daughters classes in judo karate and self defense.
The New York Daily News banner reads We Wuz Robbed after a Brooklyn plant was held up for 63000 dollars. The MUSCLES claim about 40 percent of human body weight is noted in the context of a separate fact.
Joseph V. Priore, 79, a wealthy real estate and insurance broker who immigrated from Italy in 1955 with six dollars, died at his Columbus office on Thursday according to The Chronicle-Telegram.
Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan maneuver to expand IMF lending capacity with a plan to raise about 36 billion in resources. The proposal aims to help free world economies counter large foreign payment swings and bolster U S and U K influence in multilateral finance.
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy dismissed the Birch Society as harmless and “humorous” while Senate panel weighs whether to investigate the group amid concerns it could become a focus of extremist scrutiny. He warned no evidence shows federal law violations and urged tolerance for divergent views. Senate security subcommittee aims to decide next week on investigation plans.
Maj. Robert S. Fitzgerald leader of the Thunderbirds died when his Aeronca crashed during practice on a dry lake bed north of Las Vegas. The 38 year old aviator had long pursued a career as a military flyer and had led the four plane team since March 1959.
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