Calendar reform proposals could improve the world calendar
The article reviews the Gregorian calendar's accuracy and explores reform plans such as the World Calendar. It explains how leap years add variability, outlines proposed 91 day quarters, fixed weekday alignment, and the idea of a year ending with a special December Day. It notes ecumenical support with conditions on Sundays and Easter.
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Caendar
Jane
Ecumenical Counciee
Rome
Ecumenical Council
Kennedy
Big Brothers
America
Profit and unemployment linked in Nation's Business graph
A 1954 to 1962 graph in Nation's Business shows unemployment rising when profits squeezed and falling when profits are adequate. It cites Samuel Gompers warning that the worst crime against workers is a company that fails to operate at a profit.
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Nation's Business
Samuel Gompers
Labor Union Movement
Letters From Our Readers Critique of North Ridgeville election
The Chronicle Telegram prints reader letters praising the mayor and council, and criticizing how candidates are presented. A reader argues for a nonpartisan, informative forum with a question and answer period, urging voters not to choose by party or appeal alone.
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Mr- Roche
North Ridgeville
Roche
Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Masthead Details
The fragment lists staff roles and publisher information for The Chronicle Telegram with names including Emeritus J Clare George, Robert Wo Punk, Pete. LSevensau, L PF Relsines, Schoepfle, D Gudnutz and notes Lorain County printing and publishing.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Coudnutt
J Clare George
Iro
Robert
Pete
Lsevensau Sasernisqne
Relsines
Lorain
Prnning
Publishine Co
East Ave
Eisma
Schoepfle
Gudnutz
Call for Parenting Training to Improve Child Upbringing
The writer laments the lack of large scale programs to teach parents the skills of raising children into mentally and emotionally healthy adults. He suggests a training program and hopes to join such a class once available, while acknowledging bureaucratic challenges.
Washington merry go round relives Kennedy plea impact
A 1963 survey shows many Americans answered John F. Kennedy’s call to service. Charlie Kohen donated artifacts including a Civil War rifle to the Smithsonian, the New York Central Railroad hosted a charity ball at Grand Central Station, and Recording for the Blind aided blind students with textbooks.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Charle Rohen
Georgetown
New York Central Railroad
Charlie Kohen
Lincoln
Kohen
Smithsonian Institution
Charlie
Library of Congress
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Ted Clark
Kehen
Aiairwn
Orville Wright
Lven
Smithsonian
the Central
Grand Central
Lombardo
Resolutions in an election year face testing strains
The piece reflects on post assassination hopes for restraint in politics as the 1964 election looms. It weighs how Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater are portrayed, urges civility, and calls for two solid candidates on each ticket while warning against hate filled rhetoric and factional zeal.
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John F. Kennedy
Wihai
Iivo
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John C. Calhoun
Finley Feter
Bill Buckley
National Review
Mrr
Dooley
Theodore Roosevelt
T.R
John Birchers
Ad.a
Americans For Democratic Action
Birchers
A.D.A
Dynamic but enduring Joan Crawford stalks fame past fifty
A detailed portrait of Joan Crawford, 55, spanning career, wealth, and influence. It notes board work with Pepsi Cola, a color pilot for TV, four husbands, four adopted children, and a persistent, nerves driven work ethic. The piece blends personal quirks with career milestones and rocky relationships.
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Pepsi-Cola
Miss Crawford
Joan Crawford
Hollywood
Donald O'Connor
Loretta Young
Belle Davis
Douglas Feirbanks Jr
Franchot Tone
Philip Terry
Alfred Nu Steele
John Crawford
Time and legacy in Bevid Lawrence's New Year reflections
The piece recalls Bevid Lawrence, 60, a journalist, noting his philosophy of time as benevolent yet judging. It cites his career beginnings, charitable acts, and views on politics, Nixon, Goldwater, and Woodrow Wilson, asserting Brains have no age and liberalism’s true form predated the New Deal.
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Bevid Lawrence
Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
William Howard Taft
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
United Nations
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