Cities Experimenting With Ways To Improve Driving
Editorials describe urban traffic trials from Elyria to Milwaukee and Oak Park. It notes Midland uses warning signs, manual signals, and speed cameras. Harrison mulls a drive in court for toll like fines. juvenile traffic schools show reduced violations. parent involvement in youth driver training is crucial. voters should assess individuals and platforms beyond party labels.
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Letters From Chronicle on Turnpike Case and Public Opinion
A reader critiques the turnpike dispute in Elyria, arguing the lack of strong supporting facts weakened the city position. He blames Chamber of Commerce campaigns for a misleading impression, laments political pressure, and notes ongoing urban development tensions and overlooked planning needs.
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Ground Observer Corp
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Elyria Valley View tenants seek longer home purchase terms
Letter from Thomas H Thurman of 261 Valley View criticizes private capital delaying Elyria landing facilities and praises Elyria Council for aiding Valley View tenants. He notes many aim to buy homes in Lorain County, questions residents’ incomes data, and urges extending down payment timelines for Valley View housing.
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Thomas H. Thurman
Democrats Split Over China Policy In Senate Debate
In Washington Doris Fleeson reports Senate Democrats face a clash between opposing responses to Red China and U S policy. They seek to influence administration foreign policy while opposing a Republican campaign against them, as they weigh the president's actions and the Knowland Nixon pressures.
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John Sherman Cooper
Knowland
Coffee, anti Americanism mix in Latin America
Washington notes that coffee price swings and anti American sentiment strain ties with Brazil and Guatemala. It warns that U S actions amid a global coffee trade, frost damage, and Communist influence could worsen by destabilizing Latin American allies, urging a reassessment of policy.
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Brazil a steady ally in wars and coffee politics
In a column by Drew Pearson Brazil is hailed as a steadfast U S ally in three wars. The piece notes Brazil joined the Spanish American War support, synchronized its fleet with the U S, and provided bases and a Brazilian division in World War II. It credits Vargas and Aranha for wartime cooperation and argues current politics are strained by coffee trade tensions and Africa policy.
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Oswaldo Aranha
Washington Reports Fulton Lewis Jr on CIA inquiry prospects
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr discusses the Hoover Commission Task Force plan to probe the CIA. The piece questions agency transparency, potential Red infiltration, and the prospects of a congressional watchdog akin to the Atomic Energy Committee, citing past inquiries and political resistance.
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Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
FTC weighs tougher rule after Wooster Rubber case
The FTC charges Wooster Rubber gave advertising allowances and paid demonstrators beyond proportionate terms, signaling stricter enforcement of the Robinson-Patman Act. The piece traces FTC shifts under Eisenhower era philosophy, recalls 1915 guidance on proportionate retail aid, and notes industry practice of big store push via demonstrations amid national ad spend trends and cautions on across the board cuts.
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FTC
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Truman
Eisenhower
Rubber Company
Thio
Looking Sideways on Marriage by Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn
A letter from Stan Weber prompts reflection on the Cronyns marriage, noting their 12 year union and careers. The writer argues marriage rests on consideration and respect, dismissing the notion that acting makes life more exciting, and recalls a late night visit to the Cronyns without discussing marital advice.
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Hume Cronyn
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Joe
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Australian cross bred cabbage with cauliflower yields chorn flower
An Australian develops a hybrid vegetable by cross breeding cabbage with cauliflower creating a novelty called chorn flower. Corned beef remains preferred by readers who reject the new name and plant.
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