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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
17
Elyria readers weigh pros and cons of DST with jokes and anecdotes. The column recalls wartime usage, farmer schedules, and city differences eight miles apart, noting confusion among officials and residents alike. The piece ends with a playful nod to Latin wisdom.
Stratford curator Peter Hall argues Shakespeare endures because he writes for all audiences and avoids propaganda. His Royal Shakespeare Theatre productions draw over half a million yearly, mixing bawdy and noble themes while letting audiences decide meaning. Hall notes acting makes the message clear, not scholarly reading, and rejects fixed anachronistic dress for stage truth.
A published schedule lists dates for stamp releases tied to anniversaries and achievements. Notable items include the 5 cent Nevada Statehood Centennial stamp to be issued in Carson City on July 22, the Goddard rocket patents 5 cent stamp on April 22, and several other 5 cent issues with first day sale sites noted such as Great Falls and Martinez.
An editor analyses a New York Times supplement by Congressman Albert Rains promoting a half billion dollar federal transit subsidy. He warns the plan risks pork barreling and unequal regional burdens as cities strain under expanding traffic and waning local bus and rail service.
Cleveland and nearby dancers promoted the 1965 Ohio state square and round dance convention to be held in Cleveland. Cincinnati and Columbus represented strongly, with Cleveland offering more rooms, more callers, and plans for May 7 8 9. The column lists a busy week of local dances and calling across the region.
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