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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1968
Page
8
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a monthly photography contest to be conducted in conjunction with the My Favorite Picture feature. Details are on Page 1 of today's CT.
South Amherst patrolman James Reazer and his wife Gladys discuss the pressure of public scrutiny in a tight-knit town. Reazer balances on call police work with driving for E L Transport, while active in scouting and youth programs.
Eric Hoffer argues the Negro revolution lacks roots in the masses and faith in their potential. He critiques leaders, notes limited self-expectation among longshoremen, and warns the movement favors quick wins over long term, mass-based change. He cites Baldwin Jones and Nkrumah to support his view that genuine change requires facing real enemies and difficulties.
Kipton, Lorain County, with about 380 residents, has Dwight H. Holt 36, the county's youngest mayor and owner of Kipton Hatchery. Holt, a Wisconsin native and U of Wisconsin agronomy graduate, built a career in poultry, previously managing DeKalb’s Marion hatchery and producing 310000 pullet chicks last year. He emphasizes water financing as key to village progress and notes full‑time hatchery duties limit hunting and fishing. Holt and wife Elaine have three children and attend First United Church in Oberlin.
New York United Press International reports a surge in cross country machines that blend car and boat features. Three types are highlighted: amphibious autos with a concealed hull and propeller, the commercially produced and DIY driven cats, and the advanced air cushion ground effect machines that ride on a cushion of air over land water or mud. Prices and limitations noted for a few models.
Washington reports aurora borealis blazing at 22 000 to 49 000 feet as a science note on display. Central Europe myths link portents to the lights while North American tribes see spirits at play. Physicist Dr Carl Gartlem notes a Nu University study supporting a theory of charged particle streams from the sun. A small amount of nickel is used as an alloying element to whiten metals such as copper and gold.
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