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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1964
Page
12
Gheorghiu-Dej of Romania will address the Central Committee of the Romanian Workers Communist Party on April 15 urging a private settlement of the dispute over the world Communist gathering Moscow seeks. The speech signals a push for cautious diplomacy and domestic unity.
East European sources say Gheorghiu-Dej plans to attack both Moscow and Beijing for forcing fraternal Communist parties to pick sides. He urges private Sino-Soviet reconciliation, with Romania quietly distancing from bloc-wide alignments and pursuing Western economic ties.
The Senate Rules Committee is drafting a stringent purity code to curb conflicts of interest among senators as part of the Bobby Baker investigation. Provisions include obeying subpoenas, severing ties with law offices with government work, and mandatory disclosure of financial interests. A disclosure bill tied to the Baker inquiry has stalled in committee for over two years.
The American Optometric Association and FDA reports are cited as a Boston ophthalmologist disputes a link between methacrylic acid in lenses and blindness. Dr William Stone notes risk from improper fit or wear but says the danger is small. DuPont tests support safety and show no clinical evidence of eye damage from these lenses.
The April 7 1964 issue published by The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co Elyria Ohio lists mailing and delivery rates with 50c weekly carrier and annual mail subscriptions in advance 2000 for Lorain and adjoining counties 2150 elsewhere 2550 outside Ohio The notice states publication daily except Sundays and legal holidays with second class mail privileges and 225 East Ava address.
In Chester a rift among civil rights leaders widens as CC FN head Staley Branche accuses NAACP official Phillip Savage of dealing with Chester officials behind backs. He alleges Savage aided a prisoner’s release, prompting a convoy of telegrams to NAACP leaders.
The report cites Dr. John C. Bailar Jr of the University of Illinois warning that science creates social problems harder to solve than the technical ones. It notes Negro athletes gaining tryout rights at Memphis State and five black children enrolling in white schools in Albany Georgia. It also covers Anthony Celebrezze urging racial equality at a New Orleans AFL CIO convention and Armco International president Arthur Edwards seeing Latin America as a strong American business prospect amid turmoil. Rep John Fe. Moss questions polygraph use by the government, asking if lies tests should guide employment and other decisions.
American Jewish leaders at a Washington conference pressed the Soviet Union to adopt an 18 point program to end discrimination against Jews in the USSR. They called for a national day of prayer in American synagogues and urged intensified protests to secure basic rights and religious freedom for 3,000,000 Soviet Jews.
Glasgow based Caledonian Airways signaled on Monday night its aim to become the first British private enterprise airline to offer cut-rate schedules. The initiative reflects efforts to expand private competition in UK air travel.
The piece contrasts wise investors who verify company earnings and dividends with rumors. It notes the value of dividends, bonds when suitable, and maintaining living expenses and emergencies. It also mentions the Monthly Investment Plan allowing $40 every three months for stock purchases.
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