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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1963

Page

12

Fire department retirement and exams eyed in Elyria area

City safety officials study mandatory retirement ages and annual physicals for firefighters after a heart attack death in Mansfield prompts action. Local towns including Canton Lima Cambridge Findlay and Marietta are weighing similar rules as Elyria and Lorain County seek a unified policy.

Lambon Elyria Elynans Lorain County Canton Muanffeld Marion Massillon Alliance Lima Cambridge Fremont Findlay Bowling Green Madietta

Tax cut under fire by GOP leaders in Congress

Republican congressional leaders denounced President Kennedy’s tax cut formula as the biggest economic ramble. They urged a budget aimed at near 100 billion dollars in federal spending cuts to enable a reasonable tax cut, in a 70 word policy statement signed by 11 GOP leaders led by Dirkset and Halleck after their first legislative session meeting.

Andrew J. Glass Washington Kennedy Congress GOP House Senate Everett M. Dirkset R-Ill Charles A Halleck R.-Ind Capitol Hill Harry F. Byrd

Strike Brings Wide Labor Strife Across U S

Federal mediation aimed to prevent a South Pacific clerical walkout affecting seven western states while a Missouri lead and zinc mine strike threatened U S metal stocks. Auto workers staged walkouts at General Motors Fisher Body plants. Boeing faced a machinists’ cooling off period. Newsrooms and transit crews weighed in amid a coast to coast strike climate.

United Press International Southern Pacific Railway Western Interior Department Missouri U.S United Auto General Motor Fisher Body Willow Springs Pit Boeing Co New York Clevelan Philadelphia The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Southern Pacific Frank O'Neill Oregona Nevada Utah Arizona New Mexico West Texas St. Joseph Lead Co Nterior Department Joseph McKaskill Interior John M. Kelly House Minerals Subcommittee Washington McKaskill Wissouri Afl-Cio Steelworkers Auto Ill United State Workers Beca General Motors Robert F. Wagner Cleveland Ralph Locher the Plain Dealer Muild Cleveland Press Upper Darby Rairoad Tranmen Ad Feehan U. S. Steel Co Columbia Geneva Washington State U.S. Steel

Economic debates mark tax cut as Senate fights deficits

The article surveys GOP and Democratic leaders debating Kennedy administration tax cut plans. Senators Byrd Williams and Wirtz push for fiscal strategies while warning about unemployment and inflation. Hearings before the Ways and Means Committee continue with lawmakers and experts predicting six weeks of testimony before drafting tax legislation in April.

Kermit Gordon

U.S. hopes for Iraq ties after regime change

The United States signs of improving relations with Iraq after the toppling of Premier Abdel Karim Kassem. Washington notes Kassem’s anti American shift and recent purge of nationalist officers, while praising the new regime as potentially pro Western. Also reports mass draft call, Kennedy plans in New York, Luxembourg visit, and other global notes.

U.S Iraq Baghdad Abdel Karim Kassem Kassem Kuwait Washington Abdel Karim Mustafa Troy Defense Department Army Kennedy New York City Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg Watson Atlante Gulf Wabash Marietta Ind Ronald Murphay Wilmington Ohio Michael Newitz Dayton Brooklyn

Firemen Face Heart Attack Toll in Marion

90 percent heart attack risk for Marion firemen tied to shift work and immediate response. Capt Zeig cites long hours and stress, with calls at night fueling high hypertension risk. Debate over mandatory physical exams pivots on public safety and authority, with officials noting city boards could order limited tests in public interest.

Reichlin Rehlin Safety Committee Marion Zeig Compton Springfield Marsh Civil Service Commission ANT Beca Albert G. Andress Safety Service Joseph Cowden Andress

Britain Reconsiders European Market Rejection

In Britain the rejection of Bat aar as a European Union candidate sparks a measured debate. Patrick O Donovan notes postures range from praise for Edward Heath to suspicion of De Gaulle. The piece weighs domestic pressures, NATO ties, and the prospect of a renewed, more consultative British stance amid fragile European prospects.

Patrick O'Donovan London Observer Service London Bataar Britain Suez Mrown Edward Heath Brussels Palatzes Europe Ead NATO

Local Stocks Quotations for February 1963

A brokerage style listing shows prices for Lorain and nearby banks and firms. Notable entries include Brown Fintube at 10 percent, Central Bank Lorain at 35 38 and Lorain Nat Bank at 46 50, Norwalk Truck B at 9 10, Perry Fay at 10 and Wakefield Corp at 5 8 percent, among others.

Central Bank Lorain City Bank Cleveland Trust Sav. & Trust Elyna Tel Jist Nat. Bk Elyria Fisher Foods General Industries Giant Tiger Gregory Industries Lee Wilson Engr Ler. Co, Sav, & Tr Lorain Nat, Bank Lorain Tel. Com Mid-Continent Nor Ohio O.W. IN N. Ohio Sav. & Loan Norwalk Truck Oberlin Sav. Bank O.W Ohio Turnpike Perry Fay O.W. Ridge Tool Wakefield Corp West, Rea, Inc Ottering

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