Welcome home 357th Ordnance Company Elyria salutes Guardsmen
Editorial notes Elyria will welcome home more than 100 members of the 357th Ordnance Company Ohio National Guard after ten months apart. A crowd event with parade and Air Force jets will honor their service and reaffirm the unit’s contribution to peace. Mayor Neeson commends their mission and the newspaper endorses the sentiment.
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Johnny
Elyria
357Th Ordnance Company
Ohio National Guard
Elyria Guard
Fort Knox
Berlin
National Guard
Charles V. Neeson
357Th
Mervin L. Stansbery
State Highway Patrol
Ohio
Sgt
Stansbery
Lorain
State Patrol
Foreign aid critique links UN bonds to world politics
The piece argues that U.S. dollar subsidies to United Nations operations aid Communist blocs and neutralist nations. It cites a House hearing on a 100 million UN bonds issue, notes past U.S. contributions and how they lower certain countries' UN assessments, and calls for a comprehensive review of foreign aid policies.
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United Nations
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
India
Poland
Yugoslavia
Cuba
UN General Assembly
International Court of Justice
Argentina
France
Peru
Soviet Union
Free World
Budget debate hits fault lines over defense and growth
Kennedy defends rising deficits blamed on expanding government services not defense. Budget figures show non defense agencies like NSF, ICC, SEC, GSA increasing sharply from 1953 to 1963. Jerome Weisner’s Office of Science and Technology seeks 65 consultants at daily rates, prompting questions from Rep. Charles Jonas before the Appropriations Committee.
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Budget Bureau
National Science Foundation
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dwight Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Avenue
Securities and Exchange Commission
General Services Administration
GSA
Office of Science and Technology
Jerome Weisner
Weisner
Charles Jonas
Appropriations Committee
August 11 1962 Chronicle feature and staff list
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram issue lists staff including Editor Emeritus J Clare George Managing Editor Robert W Punk and Business Manager Peter L Stevenson with Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. as publisher and A D Hudnutt as president. The page notes 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio as the office address.
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J. Clare George
Robert W Punk
Peter L. Stevenson
C. R. Storley
L. F. Retsinger
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
C. O. B. Schoepfie
A. D. Hudnutt
Pec as Yugoslavia changes echo in a veteran’s tale
A writer revisits Pec in Yugoslavia where wars from 1300s to 1940s left scars and shifts. He recalls 1919 21 Quaker aid, Albanian Albanians lawful changes, and a Turkish house now under Yugoslav rule. The visit notes Albanian women pursuing law and agriculture and an Albanian school director core to reform.
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Pec
Yugoslavia
Albania
Montenegro
Serbia
Constantinople
Balkans
American Friends Service Committee
Belgrade
Alexander
Marshal Tito
Andy Simpson
Swarthmore College
Scutari
Umer Luta
University of Belgrade
University of
Nejeb Beg
Department of Agriculture
United States
Pentagon
Too many fingers in the pie MCA ruled the entertainment maze
The essay portrays Music Corp. of America as a dominant agency earning large fees from actors and owning major labels and studios. The Department of Justice pursued an economic breakup, claiming monopolistic practices. Jules Stein and Lew Wasserman built a vast empire before the government action disrupted MCA.
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MCA
Department of Justice
Music Corp. of America
Saturday Evening Post
Tme
Ralph Bellamy
Ruth Hussey
Justice Department
Jackie Gleason
Marlon Brando
Frederic March
Rosalind Russell
Kirk Douglas
Paul Newman
Jack Paar
Dave Garroway
Revue Productions Inc
Decca Records
Universal Pictures Inc
Universal
Jules Stein
Lew Wasserman
Chicago
Horace Heidt
Charles Miller
David Werhblin
Leland Hayward Literary Agency
Phyllis Jackson
Stein
Piranha
New tax law faces final House-Senate talks this year
The piece outlines that despite hopes for tax cuts fading, Congress may pass a Revenue Bill 1962 before adjournment with conference committee rules on expense deductions depreciation and write offs likely to decide the measure. Administration aims to speed tax relief via regulation if Congress stalls. It also notes dairy and steel sectors prospects and adds a humorous jab at government staffing limits.
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Congress
Senate
House
House-Senate
Treasury
Kennedy
Grandpappy Warns Maw on Phone Extension Value
A local note says the extension phone proves worth the expense when visitors arrive unannounced and the house has little to offer beyond hash and company.
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Maw
Railroads Face Crisis as Modernization Drives Change
A critique argues railroads and airlines suffer from labor rules and outdated systems. It warns nationalization could spread to other transport, urging modernization to avoid collapse and preserve service. It predicts job losses and tax-funded unions if reforms stall.
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Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office
Congress
New York
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A. C. Hudnutt
Drew Pearson
Ymer Luta
Pearson
Philadelphia
Jim Bishop
Business Today
Elmer Roessner
American Dairy Association
Milton Bradley Co
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