Franklin birth day anniversary noted in Post Office history
Editorial calls attention to Benjamin Franklin as founder of the American postal system born 257 years ago. It traces his reform efforts from 1737 and 1753, notes profits and public roads, and cites his 1759 quote on liberty and safety as closing thought.
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Benjamin Franklin
France
Franklin
Philadelphia
London Post Office
United States
Richard
Historical Review of
Pennsylvania
Interstate 71 progress urged by new Ohio governor
A newly inaugurated Ohio governor vows to finish Interstate 71 linking Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati. The current work runs Columbus to Medina leaving gaps east of Medina, forcing Lorain County and eastern residents to traverse dense urban traffic. Calls for immediate status reports on contracts land purchases and feeder road improvements to handle growing future traffic.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lorain
West Salem
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Rt
Readers Debate Sex Instruction In Schools
A reader argues the proper place and method for sex education, praising Mrs Lucki's restraint and criticizing a high school senior's view. The letter warns against indoctrination, urges parental involvement, and cautions overexposure to intimate details while calling for thoughtful discussion and caution about long term harms.
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Lucki
Miss Thompson
Hugh D. Redman
Redman
Chronicle-Telegram
Gesell Institute
Parent's Corner
Richard Barbour
The Chronicle Telegram Editorial Masthead 1963
The Chronicle Telegram published in Elyria Ohio lists staff at The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co. for January 17 1963. Z Clare George is editor emeritus with Robert W Punk as editor and Peter L Stevenson as managing editor.
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The
Chronicle-Telegram
A. C. Huduutt
Z. Clare George
Robert W Punk
Peter L. Stevenson
Co. R
Elyria mayor faces budget cuts and streetlight woes
A reader blasts Elyria leadership over expenses and tax proposals. Critics cite wasteful projects, added taxes on workers, and planned outages of about 600 streetlights in poorer districts. The letter defends former mayor Dunn and questions current fiscal handling and tax plans.
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Elyria
Neeson
Warden Avenue
Senate hearing on Cuba bogs down in world briefing brief
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee met behind closed doors to hear Secretary of State Dean Rusk discuss world affairs but spent over two hours questioning Cuba policy. Republican Aiken Hickenlooper Williams and Democrat Symington led the line of inquiry with Lausche and Humphrey weighing in. Morse used contracts as a metaphor while signaling broader questions on NATO and France. Dirksen predicted Rockefeller virtually clinched the 1964 GOP nod, with Aiken as a ceremonial candidate for Senate president pro tempore and Curtis offering limousine perks in exchange for campaign aid.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Cuba
George Aiken
VI. Bourke Hickenlooper
John Williams
Del
Stuart Symington
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Symington
Rusk
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
University of Oregon
United States
Lausche
Oregon
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Morse
de Gaulle
France
NATO
Senate
Everett Dirksen
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Hockfeller
Dirksen
GOP
Charlie
Charlie Halleck
Vermont
Aiken
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
Diplomatic justice and Perez Jimenez in exile detention
Washington debates managed justice as ex-dictator Perez Jimenez sits jailed in Dade County while Venezuelan President Betancourt faces internal strife. Bail, habeas corpus, and constitutional rights are debated amid U S policy on Latin America. John Pennekamp criticizes delays in hearings and political uses of the case.
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Ida
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Kennedy
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Latin America
Miami Beach
Europe
Skybolt cancellation dents British Conservative image
The Skybolt missile setback exposes Conservative boasts of competence and long term defense planning. Kennedy's decision, amid U S and British doubts, undermines Thorneycroft and Macmillan, risking Labour and Liberal gains as voters question the Tories' judgment and credibility.
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Joseph Grimond
Libera Party
Connecticut
Kennedy
London
British Empire
Macmillan
Labour Party
British Defense Ministry
Peter Thorneycroft
Britain
Royal Air Force
United States
Mr. Thorneycroft
Washington
U. S. Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Fla
U. S
Labour
Liberal Party
Grimond
Yale
Michigan Poll Shows Mixed Consumer Outlook for 1963
University of Michigan survey of 1350 adults in November and December finds 64 percent favor income tax cut, but the tax cut not factored into other responses. About 19 percent expect to buy cars in next year, 10 percent discuss new cars. three of five recall no economic news. New products include Bell & Howell 8 mm projector under $80, Feather Craft aluminum runabout for teens, and Lear Siegler paging system for small business.
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University of Michigan Survey Center
Michigan
Harvard Business Review
Life
Research Center
Bell & Howell
McCormick Rd
Chicago
Feather Craft Division
Atlanta
Lear Siegler, Inc
Paramus
N. J
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U. S. Court of Appeals
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