Productivity needed to meet tariff cuts says Plumley and Trecker
Ladd Plumley president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and Francis J Trecker president of the National Machine Tool Builders Association say increased productivity is essential for U S industry amid potential tariff reductions. They urge government action to aid efficiency while warning against precipitous tariff cuts that could hit labor-intensive sectors.
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National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
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Sheffield mayor's court arraignments and fines list
Lorain county cases show multiple defendants from Sheffield, Elyna, Sheffield Lake, Avon, and Lorain. Violations include speeding, failure to stop, reckless driving, failure to control, and passing over a yellow line with fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars plus court costs, plus one suspended fine and costs.
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Lorain
Lucien T. Lichlyter
Elyna
Merle Berry
Sheffield Lake
Delmar Burnworth
RD 1
Donna Belchel
Edward Smugala
Nesbitt Hill
Lakewood
Julio
R. Dennis Chambers
Lee R Jordan
Avon
Area men in operation back door
More than 100 Lorain Countians, mainly from the county's south, joined Co H of the Second Ohio Volunteer Cavalry in a Civil War back door operation in early 1862. The regiment joined a 20 000 man force to strike through Texas aided by 2 500 Osage Cherokee and Creek allies. Confederates faced a similar number of Native American fighters as this unusual war unfolded across southern terrain.
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Lorain
Education drives Formosa growth in enrollment surge
Formosa’s 7 percent annual GNP gain largely funds education. College enrollment rose to 35,000 last year from 8,000 in 1952, while secondary pupils climbed from 148,000 to 418,000 in the same period.
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Taipei
Formosa
Cables to Hold Fair Structure at New York World’s Fair
The Transportation and Travel Pavilion at the New York 1964 65 World’s Fair will be the first suspension building, with its three stories hung by cables from 120 foot pylons. Construction starts in October and will provide 130000 square feet of exhibit space.
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New York
UPI
Transportation & Travel
Enrollment surge reaches new high in US schools
Fort Madison reports analysts expect about 34 million boys and girls to enroll in public and parochial classrooms for the first time this year as total students rise to 452 million nationwide.
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Fort Madison
Law
Mothet
Sheaffer Pen Co
Johnson to Broadway in Music Man tour and Come On Strong
Van Johnson plans a Broadway stint this fall after touring with a summer company of The Music Man. He will begin rehearsals in August for a fall premiere of Come On Strong with Carrol Baker.
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UPI
van Johnson
Johnson
Carrol Baker
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