Vermilion mayor urges attracting industry for growth
Vermilion Mayor John W. Maiden frames industrial attraction as essential to funding city services amid rapid growth from 3,000 to about 8,900 residents. He cites rail access, highways, Lake Erie water, schools, and a skilled labor force, and previously supported a city income tax. He emphasizes clear citizen understanding of how tax money will be used and notes many residents work outside Vermilion.
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Retrench and Warning Over U S Priorities and Deficits
An editor's outlook warns of trouble if Americans demand endless benefits. It cites deficits, the dollar's fall, and calls for curbing foreign investment and travel. It argues government spending outpaces resources, risks inflation, and urges supporters to back leaders willing to say no to every demand.
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Congress
Hemisphere
Humphrey
Addis Ababa
America
Mike Wright
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Reflections on the New Poor and Mass Movements
Eric Hoffer argues that true revolutionary potential lies with the new poor, often rising from the propertied classes or displaced workers. He contrasts the complacent long-term poor with those recently dispossessed whose memory of affluence fuels frustration and mass movements.
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Germany
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Elyria's Lt Graham, 20 years on force, devoted to youth
Lt Thomas J. Graham, a 20 year Elyria policeman, is known for youth work and community service. A McKeesport native who moved to Ohio, he joined in 1948 after encouragement from Lt David Szabo and later led juvenile programs and the teen auto-check, while serving in traffic, juvenile bureau and as a city sergeant before becoming lieutenant in 1967. He lives with his wife Ann and three children at 325 12th St, active in St. Marys Church and several local clubs.
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Lorain Works
Harshaw Chemical Co
Elks Bowling League
West
Fenders
Elyria Woman's Club
University of Minnesota
Northwestern University
Traffic Institute
12Th St
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James
Mary Jane
Rosette
Thomas J. Jr
Judy
Donald
Lou Ann
St. Mary’s Church
Holy Name Society Elks Club
Polish Club
Elyria Bowling Association
Juvenile Officers of
Ancient city teens faced familiar trials in Sumer tale
National Geographic's Life in Bible Times recounts SamueI Noah Kramer’s study of clay tablets from Sumer. He describes a schoolboy’s day in a tablet house, the scolding for late arrival, and the strict social rules shaping youth in Mesopotamia.
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Samuel Noah Kramer
University of Pent
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Euphrates
Hungry oceans nibble U S at alarming rate
Nationwide erosion threatens coastlines with Maryland losing 300 acres yearly and Cape May area retreating two and a half feet annually. Senator Tydings urges a three year Army Corps study as communities probe dune and barrier solutions amid costly protective structures.
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Maryland
National Geographic Society
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Cape May
Sandy Hook
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Long Island
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Bible Times
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UPI
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