Remembering Carl Schmitkons The Friendly Tax Collector
Lorain County mourns former treasurer Carl Schmitkons who served 3 years in the treasurer’s office including eight years as treasurer. He gained a reputation as a friend to taxpayers, aided by home visits and budget payments that reduced delinquency as Lorain County real estate taxes rose from about 2 million in the 1930s to nearly 18 million by 1961. He died leaving thousands who saw him as a personal friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Carl O. Schmitkons
Lorain County
Schmitkens
Walter J. Wright
Schmitkoxs
Schmitkons
Elyria Christmas Display Features Flagpole Dispute
Elyria residents enjoy the annual Christmas lights at Ely Park while members of American Legion Post No. 12 protest using the flagpole for decorations. The piece defends the display as respectful, noting two flags stay flown daily near memorial wreaths and praising the overall beauty of the scene.
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Elyrians
Elyria
Ely Park
Broad Street
Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Park Commission
Coast Guard Tightens Watch on Foreign Flag Cruises
Washington reports the Coast Guard seeks stricter scrutiny of foreign flagships that pick up passengers in Florida for Caribbean trips amid safety concerns from the Yarmouth Castle disaster. It notes many foreign ships avoid U S safety standards by flag registration and cites Mexico’s 1961 signing of the SOLAS treaty as changing certification rules.
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Washington
Yarmouth Castle
Coast Guard
Florida
Caribbean
Mexico
S. S. Acapulco
U. S
U. S. Acapulco
America
Bahamas
G.S
California
William Mailliard
House Merchant Marine Committee
Between Sea Adventure and Gambling on the Grand Bahama
An American narrator and his wife plan a fishing and gambling voyage from Port Everglades to Grand Bahama Island aboard the 35-foot Away We Go. They weigh odds, weather, and safety while describing the sea, the boat, and the allure of risk as a magazine assignment.
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Kelly
Grand Bahama Island
Port Everglades
Hawm
West End
Gulf Stream
Michael de Padre
Mike
Douglas MacPhee
Palm Beach
Grand Bahama
Jack Tar
Memory Rock
Lucava
Harlem riots linked to radical leftist figures in 1964 trial
In New York Supreme Court, William Epton of the Progressive Labor Party faces charges over a July 1964 Harlem uprising. Witnesses describe Epton urging violent action, organizing armed youth bands, and distributing inflammatory literature to provoke a broader clash with police and state forces.
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New York
New York Supreme Court
Harlem
William Epton
pro-Peking Progressive Labor Party
Epton
John Rivers
Francis Koopman
Eleanor Jackson Piel
Adolph Hart
Hart
Progressive Labor Movement
Progressive Labor Party
PLP
Thomas Gilligan
Lne
Progressive Labor
Classified Ad Directory Highlights From The Chronicle Telegram
Elyria Lorain County printing and publishing company lists advertising categories on the editorial page. The广告 section covers services and local listings for readers of The Family Newspaper, dated Saturday December 11 1965.
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The
Chronicle-Telegram
Hudnutt
Directo
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Ram Ave
Elyria
Sao
Otto
Arthur DO
Budouts
Kosygin attacks US in interview, warns of future war
The Kosygin interview analyzed shows the Soviet leader declaring all US actions since World War II as evil and promoting peace through aggression. He accuses opponents of insincerity, and claims Moscow will wage wars of liberation anywhere to spread communism. Moscow’s record includes acts seen as peace efforts but are framed as aggression.
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James Reston
New York Times
Kosygin
Mr. Reston
Reston
K Gin
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
MR. Kosygin
Moscow
Peking
Hitler
Poland
Red Army
Europe
Germany
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
U.S
New economic theory not new in Kennedy era
Raymond Mole argues that the so called new economics from the Kennedy era, built on deficits and tax cuts, risks inflation despite claims of prosperity. He cites Burns and Saulnier definitions, notes structural and fiscal camps, and critiques Johnson’s expansion as fueling overheating and the Fed’s rate rise.
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White House
Treasury
Tax Review
Reliable Research Agency
The
Tax Foundation
Arthur F. Burns
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower Council of Economic Advisers
Raymond J. Saulnier
France
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Arthur Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Palace Guard
John F. Kennedy
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedy
Congress
Johnson
Texas
Federal Reserve Board
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Cocswecut
By Jack Anderson
Jim Bishop
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bery
Funkepger
Guile
Alexei Kosygin
Roscoe Drummond
Raymond Mole
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