11 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
1
Kidney Foundation seeks federal funds for lifesaving research. Meyer of West Berlin argues Christmas visits prove Berlin is one city not divided. Engineers rank tops among college graduates for high starting pay. World news bonus page 24.
Staff writer Charles Hostetter examines a proposal to split the Safety Service Director role into two full-time jobs. He weighs the economy angle and outlines an alternate suggestion aimed at efficiency on page 23.
In the science page IX world of science covers computer music creation notes on new software tools, the birth of a grey seal in captivity, concerns about radioactive fallout potentially diminishing faster than expected, and a feature about a play pen inspiring large ideas in research and innovation.
Chester Ross, after illness, scored key points as Elyrne defeated Admiral King 63-59 in overtime. Dave Dudik poured in 41 for Ridgeville in an 87-67 victory over Clearview. Midview and Brook Side stay unbeaten while Amherst drops games.
The Amherst school bus fund reaches the 1997 target of 10 856 dollars marking a milestone for the campaign. A new RISNWAYS redesign appears on the page 33 section and a rebellion analysis by Ralph Kinerett is noted on page 11.
Seymore 31 of Toledo died at Allen Hospital after a slanting east of Rt 5 bridge crash. Passenger Harold Lee 21 is treated with a possible broken arm and bruises. State Patrol notes no ice or witnesses. both had been drinking per Lee. Damages totaled about 12000 to the tractor and 250 to the guardrail. First 1964 traffic fatality in Lorain County.
Partly cloudy with a few snow flurries followed by increasing clouds and overnight snow. Warmer today and tonight with highs near 27 to 32 degrees and lows 24 to 29. Sunday turns mostly cloudy and colder with snow then flurries.
A mission from the Organization of American States arrived in Panama City to help restore peace after anti American riots killed 27 people, including three American soldiers. US troops maintained the border as sporadic sniper fire continued and mobs from Thursday and Friday were absent.
The United Nations Security Council to day shelved Panama s charge of aggression by the United States as Panama calls for canal nationalization or internationalization. The Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia opposed the move while Brazil proposed appealing to both governments to end fighting and curb violence. No vote was taken as the crisis shifts to the OAS which sent its inter-American Peace Committee to the scene.
Elyria Mayor Fred B. Sanford proposed an information program on a possible city income tax as an alternative to the current two mill levy. The effort, led by the Elyria Progress Committee, aims to educate voters before the December 31 renewal date and consider capital improvements and annexation needs.
The report from the Surgeon General's Committee on Smoking and Health declares smoking a major health hazard causally linked to lung mouth and larynx cancers and to chronic bronchitis and emphysema. It notes no strong evidence for some cancers but cites broad associations and calls for possible educational and labeling actions while deferring specific policy steps.
Senator Barry Goldwater urged a Senate investigation into long range missiles arguing a dependability gap exists. He pressed for hearings on U.S. ICBM readiness amid debate over Soviet missile numbers and the accuracy of administration assessments.
Senator Maurine Neuberger of Oregon called for a broad federal program to curb smoking hazards. She urged full disclosure for adults, development of safer cigarettes, consumer brand comparisons, and a campaign to end tobacco advertising appealing to children. She planned two bills granting FTC advertising controls and funding education and research.
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