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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1969

Page

19

New Ohio State Senator Robert Corts Appointed

Our editorial notes the appointment of Robert Corts to complete the term of Harry V. Jump in the Ohio Senate. Corts, a respected lawyer and Lorain County Republican leader, is praised for loyalty, dedication, and readiness to tackle the responsibilities of public service for his district.

Robert Corts Ohio Senate Harry V. Jump State Department of Insurance Sen. Corts Senate Republican Party Lorain County Corts State Senate Milan Robert C. Barton Rober W. Punk Leroy F Reisinger Herbert M. Guild Richard A. Camp É2 Publishing Co East Ave Elyria Ohio Otto B. Schoepfie Arthur D. Hudnutt

Lorain County Crops and Forage awards honor top growers

Lorain County honored agricultural winners led by Larry Baumann of Firelands Farm Henrietta Township who received the top Green Acres award for efficient farming and conservation. Finalists included John Devin Brill Brothers and Pickworth Brothers with other winners Perry Brandt Donald Simms and Myron Kolbe.

Lorain County Larry Baumann Firelands Farm Henrietta Township Baumann John Devin Brill Brothers Pickworth Brothers Perry Brandt Pittsfield Township Donald Simms Russia Myron Kolbe Penfield

Edison Birthday Tribute Highlights Deaf Inventor’s Genius

A brief column notes Thomas Edison's 122nd birthday near Milan Lorain County. It stresses his deafness as a source of daily discipline and insight, crediting it with improving his reading, aiding invention of the phonograph and telephone transmitter, and declaring genius 1 percent inspiration 99 percent perspiration.

Thomas Edison Mr. Edison

Reward for Failure Provokes Readers in The Chronicle Telegram

A reader letter cites government pay raises as hypocrisy amid Vietnam War inflation and rising taxes. The writer urges voting against incumbents and notes praise for Allen Dulles as a cautionary sign from sources like TASS. Letters from citizens include critique of tax policy and a 15 year old’s interest in city finances.

Allen Dulles CIA Chronicle-Telegram TASS E.g.haywood

Washington merry-go-round System could endanger cities

Washington columnist Jack Anderson warns that ABM deployment risks accidental city destruction within five miles and radioactive fallout for hundreds of miles. He notes 14 sites chosen and cites doubts about ABM effectiveness and cost, arguing funds could better combat crime and fund housing and schools.

Washington Boston Chicago Detroit Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Pentagon Congress

Nixon seeks Senate action on nuclear non-proliferation treaty

Time to drive a hard bargain. President Nixon asks the Senate to move forward on ratifying the nuclear non proliferation treaty as he tours Europe. Critics warn that a deal with the Soviets could be revealed later and strain U. S. leverage in Vietnam Paris talks and Middle East diplomacy.

Richard Nixon Senate Czechoslovakia Sotto Voce Sub Rosa Vietnam Paris Middle East Barry Goldwater Strom Thurmond Lincoln Khrushchev John F. Kennedy Turkey Cuba Bobby Kennedy Adlai Stevenson Guantanamo White House Henry Kissinger Kissinger Thurmond Goldwater Nixon Moscow Nasser Castro Kremlin Norway Denmark Italy China

USW Chief Faces Racial Tensions in Tight Reelect Battle

Absent strong union backing, USW president W. Abel confronts a narrow race amid rank and file anger over his support for Negro candidates and Kerner Commission work. Narick, unknown to many members, has fuelled concerns with a full time presidency stance and critiques of Abel leadership and vacations.

Washington Abel United Steelworkers Union USW Kerner Commission On Steel Labor Emil E. Narick The Narick Afl-Cio George Meany Labor Movement David McDonald Johnson United Nations Kerner Commission Gary Cleveland Kenner Commission Gary Cleveland Emil Narick

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