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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
12
The piece argues that inflation stems from an increased money supply, not wage or price rises. It contends that Johnson administration officials misattribute inflation causes while expanding spending and money supply, urging restraint and government discipline.
The Wall Street Journal argues MLB is a sport first but warns officials may overstep in anti trust cases. National League President Warren Giles defends Braves moves from Milwaukee to Atlanta as public service, while critics say the league profits from market division and player bidding.
Analysis notes the 1964 Democratic governor win in Vermont and a 1966 Republican comeback after reapportionment. Party organization, candidate renewal, and center-right issues driven by government economy and local school control helped Republicans capture a large share of House seats and shift toward regaining statewide offices.
A man who works conscientiously and ambitiously forty hours a week may become an executive someday. Then he can work sixty hours a week.
A closed door session at the Foreign Ministers Conference in Rio sparked a near fracture when Colombia condemned U.S. intervention in Santo Domingo. Mexican diplomacy steered the talks toward a gentler, nonintervention pledge and a revised Mexican-Chilean draft to preserve unity.
The Chronicle Telegram masthead lists editors and staff roles for Lorain County publication. Dated Saturday December 4 1965 the issue shows publisher A C Hudnutt and staff including editors advertising director and circulation manager.
The piece argues three million jobs seek workers while nearly three million are unemployed. It credits private industry with driving training, cites a Prouty Curtis bill to extend seven percent tax credits to human capital, and urges government to enable industry rather than directly employ.
The piece outlines a push by AFL CIO members to unionize white collar, technical, and professional workers. It highlights Walter Reuther’s TOPs, Abe Abel’s Steel Workers, Paul Jennings IUE efforts, and Meany backing to organize aerospace, electronics, and office staff.
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