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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1971

Page

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McCloskey Could Be Nixon’s Thorn In 1970 Run

Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. of California, a 43 year old GOP dove and former Marine colonel, emerges as a potential presidential challenger. He calls the Vietnam War illegal and has suggested impeachment talks, while balancing life as a lawyer, environmental advocate, husband and father of four. The piece notes his surprising bid stance alongside reflections on past political uprisings from McCarthy to Kennedy.

Washington UPI Pete McCloskey McCloskey House Shirley Temple Congress Nixon J. Edgar Hoover Eugene McCarthy Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Lbj Ranch Texas Lyndon Johnson Senate John F. Kennedy White House California Richard Nixon Paul N Pete) McCloskey Jr Calif Korea

Immediate tax cuts ruled out after fiscal rebound

Washington reports the White House will not push for immediate tax relief after a strong first quarter GDP rise of 28.6 billion dollars. Adviser George P. Shultz says policy remains on track with no shift anticipated, though a yearly tax-reduction option remains under consideration for 1971. Auto production drove most of the gain, offsetting weakness outside the auto sector.

Washington White House Nixon George P. Shultz

U S table tennis team views Shanghai industry visit

The touring U S table tennis delegation toured Shanghai's industrial exhibit housed in a 1955-era building. They observed products from sewing machines to heavy trucks and heard praise for progress though some remarks noted regional gaps, with the team drawing mixed impressions. The visit preceded travel to Canton and Hong Kong as they continue exhibition play before returning to the United States.

Shanghai U.S Graham Shenhoven Table Tennis Association Chrysler Corp Steenhoven China Canton Hong Kong Tokyo United States

Elyria to Consider Two New Recreation Centers and Levy Renewal

The park and recreation committee recommends renewing a .5 mill levy with a $560,000 capital improvements program. It centers on building two $200,000 recreation centers in Elyria’s South and West parks. If approved, the five year levy would raise $112,000 annually and appear on the November ballot. The current levy was reduced from 5 to 4.8 mills due to rising tax values and expires this year.

Park and Recreation Committee Elyria Park and Recreation Board

Foreign reporters view America through new eyes

The Associated Press dispatched Peter Arnett of New Zealand and Horst Pans of Germany, Pulitzer winners for Vietnam coverage, to visit across the United States. Their illuminating trip aims to reveal how outsiders perceive Americans on home soil. the Chronicle-Telegram will publish their report on two special pages.

America Grand Canyon Associated Press Peter Arnett Horst Pans Vietnam Chronicle-Telegram

Elope with Martha Plot Linked to Kissinger Kidnapping Case

Oberlin reports indicate one of six Harrisburg Six activists, Abad Atmad, described the Kissinger kidnapping plot as a repressive tactic. He criticized U S Vietnam policy, saying Nixon's war nations have become mechanized and devastate Indochina as he spoke to about 200 at Finney Chapel.

Oberlin Henry Kissinger Martha Mitchell Ebal Atmad Harrisburg Kissinger Nixon Washington Oberlin College Indochina Ahmad Finney

Arson Blamed for Fire at Pick-Carter Hotel

UPI reports the Pick-Carter hotel fire in Cleveland was incendiary in origin per the fire department chief arson investigator Captain Norman H. Mental. Seven people died in the blaze on Tuesday night, including four from families of actors in the rock musical Hair.

Cleveland UPI Pick-Carter Norman H. Mental

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