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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1960
Page
1
President Eisenhower called for a new battle against inflation urging industry to cut prices and labor to hold wages steady. A White House source indicated steel and auto sectors were among those in mind.
President Eisenhower’s annual economic message to Congress cites record 1959 production and personal income, growing living standards, and a careful path to 1960 growth. He urges price cuts where productivity allows, notes steel strike effects, and stresses inflation battle as a joint effort of business labor consumers and government.
President Eisenhower presents a statistical section on the diffusion of well being to Congress. He argues high living standards require more than federal action and urges greater economic responsibility by individuals, private groups, and state and local governments. He notes increases in housing health education vacations and appliance ownership as proof of free economy productivity. He cites a nearly 20 percent rise in real income since 1966 and calls for continued gains through reduced government reliance.
Paris report says Paratroop General Jacques Massu pledged loyalty to General Andre Challe in Algiers while avoiding direct allegiance to President Charles de Gaulle. Massu denied a Berlin interview claiming army doubts about backing de Gaulle and asserted unity with Challe amid rising Algeria unrest.
Taft addresses club urging turnout in a pivotal election to curb the governor’s power and fund moves. Spanish American War veteran Dr. P L Morgan dies in Ridgeville home, age listed, in Elyria news section.
A Kennedy backer says odds are 38 to 2 that the Massachusetts senator will enter the Wisconsin race, with friends noting no public statement yet and guidance to avoid campaigning in Wisconsin. The report cites unnamed campaign sources and reflects speculation ahead of a potential Thursday announcement.
Dayton officials press Governor DiSalle to repeal or uniformly enforce Sunday blue laws. Kettering leader Welch says action is required or duty is dereliction. Montgomery County towns delay enforcement to assess statewide results ahead of April 5 presidential primary. Kennedy faces Humphrey in Wisconsin tilt. Proxmire predicts a sharp primary battle if Kennedy avoids or pursues Humphrey there.
Wreckage believed to be from a missing U S Navy plane with 16 aboard was sighted in the Taurus Mountains Turkey. Rescue teams from Royal Air Force and American units raced toward the 8000 foot high valley site but no signs of life or bodies were found.
A severe winter storm stretches from Colorado to the Atlantic seaboard killing at least 39 people and bringing deep freezes to the south. Flights collapse as a Scandinavian Airlines Caravelle crashes near Ankara, Turkey, with 42 dead and investigators considering navigation errors or faulty tower instructions.
UPI reports U.S. Sen. Stephen M. Young and Cuyahoga County Democratic Chairman Ray T. Miller oppose Gov. Michael V. DiSalle s plan to bind Ohio delegates. Young, pledged to Kennedy, warns he will vote independently if Kennedy falters, seeking to avoid dictation on ballot choices.
Milwaukee report says Mark B. Lehman of Petaluma Calif claimed he was kidding when demanding money from a bank teller and threatening to shoot. District Judge Robert W. Hansen fined Lehman $100 for disorderly conduct.
A sales ad promotes Chronicle Telegram Classifieds as a fast way to grow business. It cites 3 million new firms in eight years and urges readers in Elyria and Lorain to place ads by dialing local numbers FA 3-3321 and CE 3-6173.
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