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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1962
Page
18
An editor’s note profiles George Romney, Michigan governor and rising Republican contender. Romney combines evangelist zeal with salesmanship as he pursues a national profile, insisting he is a citizen first and a Republican second while fending off questions about a presidential run.
The piece explains how interior moisture rising to the outer walls causes paint blistering and peeling and suggests breathable finishes. It then profiles George Romney, his rise to Michigan governor, his stance on not seeking the 1964 presidency, and his bold reforms including a state income tax proposal and a Rambler success at American Motors.
Santa figure offered for indoor decoration focus points beside tree or fireplace. Pattern 359 provides actual-size cutting and painting guides. Part of Christmas Cut-Out Packet No. 55, four full-size patterns included, all for $1 from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept Bedford Hills NY.
Washington reports a new drug, ovacillin, overcomes penicillinase producing Staphylococcus bacteria in test cases. The development promises an effective weapon against resistant strains, potentially altering treatment options and prompting further trials.
Hollywood report details Phil Silvers planning a new hard hitting television series for 1963 with CBS. He describes a Bilko like lead character who bucks authority and promises a fast paced, raucous comedy not a living room setup. He plans to move to Hollywood with his family to control the show and its ideas.
Western residents in Moscow rely on a Soviet Service Bureau that handles housing for diplomats and correspondents. The Kutuzovski Avenue diplomatic housing block features a sentry, police patrols, and two automatic elevators. Bureau workers arrange repairs and even once removed a front door to fit a large refrigerator, needing a week to reinstall.
Gloria Macapagal known as Glory, 15, enjoys ballet and twist, plans journalism career and possibly study at Georgetown. She travels with her father, attends Assumption College, and speaks in fluent English, remarking she would not mind marrying a politician and finding Caroline Kennedy cute.
North Dakota's 1962 wheat production reached a new peak at 161,080,000 bushels, surpassing the 1915 high of 159,290,000 bushels. The 1962 crop came from 5,621,000 acres, fewer than the earlier 9,370,000 acres.
A mobile electronic teaching device from Edu-Tronics Inc introduces a portable language lab for classrooms in Hicksville New York. The M-30 combines a console tape deck power controls storage and acoustically engineered headset and noise cancelling mics with a flexible cable and student positions to avoid fixed installations.
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