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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1964
Page
12
The three year limit on drug patents failed to pass last year but remains proposed. Critics say it would slow drug development, reduce government and private research progress, and raise human costs from delayed miracle drugs while inspections of price targets ignore the broader loss of life and suffering.
Judge Horace H Nye died aged 79 leaving a legacy as Lorain Countys probate and juvenile court judge for two decades before retiring in 1929 He also served on the Elitia Board of Education and as a trust officer for Elsria Savings and Trust Co Nye headed multiple local fraternal organizations and his father David J Nye was a former Common Pleas Court judge Nye witnessed Elyrias transformation from a 5000 resident county seat to an industrial city
An East German relative warns an American youth in East Germany that apathy toward government leads to subjugation. The piece urges vigilance against power hungry groups, recalls Elviian voters who showed little interest yet voted, and stresses that preserving freedom requires effort and alert citizenry.
The Chronicle Telegram prints reader concerns about smoking risks and calls for government study on diesel exhaust hazards. Other notes mention industrial pollution from Lorain steel mill and union pressure impacting workers wages and housing.
In a January 17, 1964 letter the writers question school bond outcomes and fiscal priorities. They criticize snow removal at private property by Clearview School staff, warn about overtime and equipment wear, and urge civic duty from board members amid funding concerns. Individuals David Cramer Anthony J. Krotkiewicz James Gray are named.
The piece alleges a secret House lobby steered the Panama route change from Nicaragua to Panama with a $20 million payoff to Paris. It notes the current canal overflow and that earlier plans favored Nicaragua before French interests and yellow fever issues halted progress. It references Rep Dan Fined and ties to a controversial lobbyist influence.
The article discusses proposed canal routes including a San Juan Lake Nicaragua option and the Panama route amid debate on costs and geopolitics. It notes U.S. positions under President Johnson, defense spending, and efforts to combat urban and rural poverty while contrasting Panama’s poverty with its wealthier elite.
The piece argues Fidel Castro allies, led by Che Guevara, press Latin America toward revolution. It cites Panama President Chiari’s alliance misses and U.S. Alliance for Progress funds, noting Panama’s underuse of aid and the aim to scapegoat the United States. It traces Panamanian subversive training and protests linked to Castroist strategy from 1959 to 1963.
The Federal Trade Commission ruled that a group of 55 jobbers forming National Parts gained rebates averaging over 10 percent on purchases, potentially illegal under the Robinson-Patman Act. FTC chair Paul Rand on record notes the case centers on whether smaller distributors were accorded an unfair advantage versus larger rivals.
An article outlines alleged federal overreach and wasteful spending, citing the Commerce Department map printing under an old law and inflated engineering charges. It criticizes Hoover Commission reforms, notes a coalition formed to aid Johnson in economy drives, and highlights concerns over public funds, private contractors, and antitrust implications. It also mentions National Parts Warehouse and solicitations to buy via catalogs.
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