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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1964
Page
6
A family spends an evening at West Recreation Field enjoying a cook-out, softball, baseball, tennis, playground slides, basketball, and a pool. Father, Junior, Sis, Mother and Sonny each pursue different activities while photographer Ken Eckler captures the scenes.
Charles J. Hostetter raises questions on government spending and where tax dollars are directed, prompting readers to consider budgeting and public finance transparency.
Elyria City Auditor Edwin G Haywood outlines general property taxes in detail including real estate and personal property, with a $136 402 254 valuation and a 49 44 mill rate. The piece explains inside and outside mills, distribution to state county city and schools, and the impact on a $5000 home giving $227 20 in taxes.
Lorain Water Works Supt A V Agnew outlines 26 proposed projects costing 4 184 450 to expand mains and storage, ensuring ample Lake Er ie supply reaches users. The plan includes 20 inch mains on East 46th Street and Baumhart Road, new storage facilities totaling several million gallons, and elevated tanks as the city grows.
Medical notes discuss dizziness after urination, tied to temporary blood pressure fall. Seated urination or waiting after waking may prevent faintness. Epilepsy‑like brain disturbances have been tried as treatments. consult a physician for suitable options.
Continental Can Co introduces pull-tab cans for soft drinks following beer success. President Ellison L Hazard says cans reach about 6 percent of the soft drink market and predicts over 10 percent by 1965 due to pull tabs.
Washington reports that more than 790 organizations nationwide now produce operas, reflecting strong growth in American opera activity and performance groups.
In railroad parlance per diem is the rent paid by one railroad to another for the use of a freight car. It varies from $2.16 to $7.74.
The piece questions whether Americans live under a secret government centered in the CIA and if Congress retains control. It cites Wise and Ross who argue the CIA operates via a hidden directorate with a powerful “Special Group” and criticizes potential subcommittees and a proposed joint House Senate oversight committee. It notes Fulbright’s anti interventionism and warns against dissolving the CIA despite fears.
A Herald Tribune list ranks top books across fiction and non fiction. The Spy Who Came In From the Cold leads fiction with 29 weeks, followed by Convention and Armageddon. Nonfiction includes The Invisible Government and Four Days with multiple authorial notes.
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