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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1964
Page
16
Charles J. Hostetter argues Americans are softer about parking with meters shaping turnover and aiding downtown merchants. He notes meters raise revenue for bonds, curb overtime, and discuss a plan by Mayor Sanford to replace meters with ticket-dispensing devices, reducing ticketing and easing shopper access downtown.
Hollywood star Jack Benny, famed for radio and TV work, prefers violin practice to public adulation. The 79 year old entertainer loves his Stradivarius valued at $40,000, keeps a quiet home life with Mary, and relaxes through golf and gin rummy while maintaining a disciplined schedule.
Square dancing fans across Ohio attend the Sixth Ohio State Convention in Cincinnati this weekend while local clubs in Elyria Norwalk Parma and Cleveland area host dances. Dances feature callers Ralph Pavlik Harry Gordon Lloyd Litman Jack Jackson and others with events listed through Saturday night at multiple venues.
An editor argues that even wrong guessers deserve respect, citing the Wright brothers improvizing wind tunnels and early aviation skepticism. It notes Pickering and others predicting limits to long distance flight, and concludes that scientists follow natural laws, with no miracles in science.
Rotary Club of Flushing sells three JFK commemorative covers with plate blocks at 1.25 each, 325 for the set, plus 10 cents per order for unaddressed mail. Orders mailed air to Edward Franzise, Box 926 Flushing 34 NY, with checks to Rotary Club of Flushing. The Washington Press in Maplewood NJ published 4 sets of White Ace album pages for JFK postal issues, with spaces for Kennedy stamps and other nations including a 1962 Mexico visit stamp.
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