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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
5
A 1966 United Feature Syndicate analysis argues the two car family pattern shows men seek status via new vehicles while wives manage daily tasks. It notes the woman often drives the "second car" and bears social impact, with the article urging readers to consider the marital strain of chasing status through purchases.
MGM announced its new television series The Best Years has been renamed The Wonderful Years before airing. The change occurs prior to its network debut and reflects a rebranding of the program.
Madrid dispatch reports four Cuban merchant captains defecting in two months. Captain Francisco Caltabuit said Cuban ships under orders to Asia send weapons and military materiel to North Viet Nam via Japan and Chinese ports. The defector cited fear of prison under Castro and concern over merchant marine officer scarcity. Suzanne Krueck will perform with Miami University band in Benton Hall.
Two area youths Sidney Welch and Robert Wallace of Amsherst and Cuss10n are in Muskingum College concert band and on a two day tour of eastern Ohio and West Virginia February 1 and 2. Welch plays bass and Wallace plays percussion.
New York reporters observe a trend where young actresses embrace aging furs from 20 to 40 years old. They discuss thrift buying of raccoon and skunk coats while prizes like a sheared beaver at 75 dollars tempt, revealing attitudes toward luxury, status, and aging in fashion.
A parade of local service members including Private James H Gerhardinger, Private Nelson B Wyatt, and others from Lorain and Brunswick completed courses at Fort Gordon Fort Knox Camp Lejeune and Maxwell AFB. Also noted are Marine and Navy recruits undergoing training and officers entering Officer School with ties to Elyria Brunswick and Berea areas.
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission postpones requesting funds for a 200 BEV atom smasher until a site and design are approved. Ohio contenders Ravenna Arsenal Marietta and a facility near Washington are among candidates as the project budget remains about 375 million dollars.
Millett, head of the Ohio Board of Regents, proposes private college tuition grants to reduce public enrollment. Grants would go to students directly, up to 1500 annually for families under 10000 income, with amounts tapering to 1000 by higher incomes. The plan aims to enroll 100000 private college students by 1990, with potential building aid for private colleges.
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