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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1969
Page
5
The proposal to build a 40 child capacity home at 900000 faces questions on cost per child and the need for a larger facility. Foster care expansion is suggested as a lower cost alternative, with 1200 children under supervision and 700 with relatives or parents.
Washington Merry Go Round reports on Jackie Kennedy and gifts from foreign monarchs with mixed truth, noting her Pakistani necklace and other First Lady gifts. It also covers surtax debate scenes, including Byrnes and Griffiths exchanging sharp exchanges over tax reform and oil exemptions.
The article contrasts Soviet grain shortages with advances from Japanese plant breeders, highlighting the Norin 10 semi-dwarf wheat cross with Brever as a source of high yields in free economies. It notes irradiation tech in Europe, FDA bans, and the potential of Gatorade and future edible proteins and space food for soldiers and athletes.
The Chronicle Telegram highlights E Stuart Perkins, a Wellington High School graduate, whose area navigation system aims to replace zigzag VOR routes with multiple straight flight paths. Tested by FAA and major airlines, the system uses a Vector Analog Computer to generate phantom beacons, promising safer faster flights and cost savings.
Inside Belgrade the Communist Party clamps down on democratic debate amid economic strain and student unrest. Decentralization continues yet the 9th Party Congress curbs dissent, expelling some professors while others face funding cuts and suppression of nationalist publications.
A Chicago tale of two conventions showing the SDS outside clashing with the crowd and the Democratic Party inside. Congressman John Murphy, then parliamentarian, narrates the procedural record from the 1968 Democratic Nominating Convention amid chaos around the Hilton. He recalls being persona non grata with some delegates.
The debate over Lubomir Strougal challenging Gustav Husak centers on Soviet approval and Czech Slovak politics. The piece argues Husak’s strength as a Slovak ally, Moscow backing, and the danger nationalism poses to Soviet control in Czechoslovakia.
A visitor recalls being married to the same man for forty years. She quips that he is not the same man he was before their marriage, hinting at changes over time and offering lighthearted reflection on long-term relationships.
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