Some Old Fashioned Treatment for a Modern American Ailment
A former Elyrian visited Dickinson North Dakota and observed independent small businessmen. An editorial from the Dickinson Press reflects on American identity, pride, and sacrifice echoing a nostalgic call to defend liberty against Communism. The piece presents a wary self portrait of a sick American worried by threats to the nation and distrust of bureaucrats and appeasers.
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North Dakota
Dickinson
Kincheon Club
Elyrian
Dickinson Press
New Microbial Insecticide Targets Pests Safely
Public interest rises as tests begin on a microbial insecticide that kills gypsy moths forest tent caterpillars and inchworms with minimal risk to humans birds animals and fish. The approach mirrors milky spore disease successful against Japanese beetles and offers hope for effective pest control.
Goldwater attacked by racists in nationwide smear campaign
Washington report notes racist and extremist groups rally against Barry Goldwater. Sources cite The Thunderbolt and other fringe journals accusing the senator of pro desegregation actions while highlighting alleged Jewish heritage. The piece details claims about NAACP ties, airport integration, and political stances amid cross party attacks.
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Washington
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
George Lincon Rockwell
Fuehrer
American Nazi Party
the Thunderbolt
Birmingham
Judas Goat
Phoenix
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Maricopa County
NAACP
Chronicle Telegram notices from Elyria June 1 1963
Fragmentary clipping lists names such as Stevenson Motley Relsinger and others with addresses in Elyria. Mentions county Syria East Ave and a president's day on June 1 1963. Details are unreadable.
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J Ity
Depres
Punk Peover L. Stevenson
C.R. Motley L. F. Relsinger
County Syria
East Ave
Elyria
Presiden View
Poppy Day fund drive totals $981.30 in Elyria area
The Chronicle Telegram notes thanks to readers, merchants, and the North Ridgeville and Elyria communities for supporting Poppy Days. A total of $981.30 was raised for rehabilitation and child welfare funds of veterans, announced by I. Homsher, poppy chairman of American Legion Auxiliary, Elyria Post No. 12.
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Chronicle Telegram
North Ridgeville
Elyria
Pope John on peace encyclical challenges Kennedy
The pope's late life encyclical urges worldwide action for peace, warning nationalism is obsolete and nuclear risk endangers all. It notes President Kennedy, despite pride in the pope's message, has shown timidity amid political fears and officials who doubted the reach of papal guidance.
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Washington
Pope John
Vatican
Leo XIII
Pope Pius XI
Bethlehem
Earth
John
United States
John F. Kennedy
Boston College
Alexei Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Kennedy and Khrushchev miss a chance for thaw in 1962
A retrospective view recalls the December 1962 window when Kennedy could have capitalized on Kremlin factionalism to push a nuclear test ban. The piece notes Khrushchev’s olive branches from November to January and advisers urging Kennedy to reward cooperation to strengthen reformists inside the Kremlin.
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Pope
U. S
Kennedy
Kremlin
Macmillan
Khrushchev
Cuba
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Inconsistent U S Policy on Angola and Cuba
The author argues the United States pursues contradictory foreign policy by backing UN actions in Congo and Angola while suppressing anti Castro efforts. He questions the consistency of supporting independence moves for colonies like Angola yet restricting Cuban exile activity and criticizes U S reliance on alleged double standards in world affairs.
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U. S
Cuba
Angola
United Nations
Liberation
United States
Congo
Katanga
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Holden Roberto
Caribbean
June May See Broad Economic Expansion Itself
A June forecast projects robust growth across travel housing and consumption. Transatlantic fares rise with continued foreign and domestic travel, mortgage money loosens and rates may drop to spur buyers, and retail sales stay upward. Labor sees a June paradox with more jobs from seasonal activity yet higher unemployment as graduates flood the market. Sugar prices rise while bread dips. farmers capture bigger profits yet meal costs shift to bakers. Congressional action may quicken ahead of next year’s polls. A veteran promoter quips about Europeans and jet rates, noting IATA limits and a surge in tourist prices.
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White House
Roving government thoughts from Veritas on Washington shift
In a Washington talk, Vernon J. Veritas contends the capital may be supplanted by Geneva and Ottawa as centers of policy. He links Kennedy era debates to Europe and NATO shaping U S policy, cites King and Baldwin as forces moving judiciary and civil rights, and suggests America risks losing its political center to non elected influence.
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Phoenx
Arizona
Angola
Portugal
sub-Saharan Africa
Washington
Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Liberation
Holden Roberto
The
Angolan People’s Union
UPA
Fox
Brazil
Lisbon
Rocky Mountain
USA
Geneva
Switzerland
Vernon J. Veritas
Atlantic
America
Europe
Veritas
Ottawa
Armed Services Committees
NATO
Bob Kennedy
Bob
New York
James Baldwin
Baldwin
Kennedy Brothers
Alabama
Mississippi
Cuba
Kennedys
Walker
Supreme Court
Martin Luther King
Capitol Hill
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Mr. Khrushchev
Liberty National Bank
Great Plains
Iowa
Greatgrandma
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Thunderbolt
Arthur Goldberg
Labor
Lunatic Fringe
Goldwasser
Peace Corps
Israel
Chicago Defender
the Chronicle-Telegram
E Family
the Chronicle
Augustine
Drew Pearson
John Chamberlain
Business Today
Elmer Roessner
Canada
International Air Transport Association
By Holmes Alexander
Mike Mansfield
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
France
Low Countries
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Dick Russell
Carl Vinson
MR. Veritas
Congress
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