Eight Junior Achievement Companies Open Local Fair
Elyria celebrates eight JA companies as young students run mock firms at the Achievement Center 325 Yorkshire Dr as part of National Junior Achievement Week. Sponsors include American Brake Shoe, Bendix Westinghouse, Columbia Gas, Elyria Telephone, Lear-Siegler, Terndstedt division, Thew Shovel, and Western Automatic. Directors emphasize hands on learning of capitalism, production, sales, and profits guiding future community impact.
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Elyria
Yorkshire Dr
Elytie Catholic
Ridgeville
Midvier
Warren
Junior Achievement
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Elyria Telephone
Lear-Siegler
Ternstedt
General Motors
Thew
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Robert Cox
Lorain County Savings and Trust
W Liam Miller
American Brake Shoe
LeRoy Barr
JoAnne O’donnell
Edward Byers
Ronald Kennedy
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Frostbite Warning and Prevention Tips From AMA
The AMA warns frostbite remains a winter danger across the nation though this winter is milder. Early signs include pins and needles and numbness. tissue may turn white or gray then red and be very painful, possibly leading to amputation. Stay warm, wear waterproof shoes and dry socks, cover face and ears, keep clothing dry, avoid tight gear, and carry extra clothing in cars. Seek prompt medical care for thawing and possible antibiotics or tetanus shots.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Public confidence in Clearview Board of Education noted
A reader letter praises the Clearview School District and board members for dedication, transparent finances, and keeping student safety a priority. It highlights salaries, per pupil spending, bond plans, and community support while urging voters to recognize public servants' efforts and taxes as essential for schooling.
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Clearvies Board of Education
Ferseial Lfe
Clearview Board of mM
Clearview
Boards of Education
Clearview Board
Fim
State Board of Education
Washington merry go round and quiet good deeds noted
President Johnson quips about political photo opportunities as Hubert Humphrey accuses the White House of favoring other VP prospects. Four Illinois congressmen quietly helped four GIs home for Christmas. Khrushchev presses Castro on Cuba’s economy while Kremlin coverage omits Panama news.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Pierre
Hubert Humphrirer
D-Minn
Humphrey
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Bobby Kennedy
Far East
Lynda Bird
University of Ti
George Washington Univer
George Washington
Orville Freeman
Carl Rowan
U.S
Chicago
Harold Collier
Edward Derwinski
Robert Michel
Donald Rumsfeld
Iincis Republicas
Vane
Fieel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremilin
Khrushchev
Castro
Cuba
State Department
Karushchev
United States
Moscow
USA
Panama
Kremlin
Debate Over Foreign Aid Bill Shrinks Budget Protections
The text reports on a Senate battle over a foreign aid bill S 2214, noting last year's 83 percent cut and current proposals to boost IDA funding and loans to developing nations. It highlights opposition by some senators, concerns about expropriation, and questions about American job protection and policy priorities.
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Washington
Congress
Share America
Fulbright
Montonegv
Clark
Senate
International Development Association
IDA
Brazil
Argentina
Igbio
Kokaro Steel
India
Attices Urmer
Eiserhower
World Bank
United Nations
Syvington
Canada
Missouri
sAmerica
Barry Goldwater urged to study Shakespeare for tactics
A columnist argues Goldwater should learn from Mark Antony and Shakespeare to persuade without frightening the public. The piece critiques his antiwar rhetoric, suggests strategic phrasing on relations with the Soviet Union, tax policy, and missile issues, and warns against tipping to fear. It concludes with praise for Shakespeare as a model for rousing crowds without intimidation.
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Barry Goldwater
Asonlo
Mark Antory
Brutus
Caesar
Soviet
Russia
Mark Antony
Barrys
Goldwater
Soviet Russia
Khrushchev
Cuba
Panama
Venezuela
Zanzibar
Moscow
Geldwater
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Walter Helier
Barry
Titan
Minuteman
Strategic Air Command
Johnson budget figures spark inflation warning and tax shift
The analysis deconstructs the Johnson administration budget, showing the gap between administrative spending and total dispersals. It says personal and corporate tax receipts will rise, inflation is unlikely to end, and borrowing will widen the money supply. It notes optimistic forecasts for growth may rest on tax cuts and assumed no recession.
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Johnson
Publc
Congress
Amer
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ican
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