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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
1
CT Reporter Joy Owens speaks with a NASA placement officer to explore space age careers beyond engineering. The page also features Mars insights and other science stories reflecting the era.
The Elyria paper runs a two page travel feature on pages 18 and 19. It explains three local public transport options for newcomers and outlines rules of the road for teenage drivers as described by parents.
Circling the Square on the Dividend page tackles whether Elyrians are spoon fed information about their city and its needs. The feature hints at public apathy while welcoming music notes from the Black River Band to music boxes as a Dividend bonus with stompin, stampin and teachin.
Elyria writer reaches a milestone in a feature on page 19. The piece highlights perseverance and local achievement, profiling a writer from Elyria and outlining the journey to success.
A 52 year old Wellington widow Mrs Maggie Evans was shot in the stomach with a 12 gauge shotgun after an argument with neighbor Wilam A Phillips 35. Phillips admitted the shooting and was arraigned in Oberlin Municipal Court with his wife Virginia held as a material witness. The case extends to earlier incidents and a planned Alabama burial for the victim.
Reports describe Moise Tshombe planning a risky solo flight to UN headquarters as Katanga faces a UN takeover over Kolwezi and secession. Other items cover Tunisia Algeria tensions and Arab alliance prospects amid regional instability.
Columbus reports a about 55 million dollar annual cut in state government across all departments. The reductions include layoffs of roughly 3,000 workers and big salary and expense trims. Krabach notes his department absorbed the largest share of cuts and reiterates eliminating unnecessary personnel.
Moscow and Peking clash deepens as Wu Hsinhua rejects Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence appeal. East German Ulbricht-led congress, with delegates from most Communist states, watches a bitter rift widen over war or peace with the West and nuclear stakes.
Diplomatic sources say a meeting between Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer could determine Britain’s European Community bid. The pair, meeting Sunday, may decide if De Gaulle’s opposition sinks or stalls Brussels negotiations with the other partners backing Britain.
United Press International reports Secretary Salinger aimed to announce a settlement to the 27 day East Coast newspaper strike and dock walkout threatening Philadelphia and other transit services. Talks stalled with unions as publishers face potential forced shutdowns and city buses subways and trolleys risk service cuts.
Gaitskell dies at Middlesex Hospital after a virus infection and heart strain. Labour leaders, including Wilson and Callaghan, face uncertain prospects as the party lost a pivotal figure and potential leadership choices emerge amid Conservative gains and calls for revival.
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