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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1986
Page
15
The address by President Eisenhower to Notre Dame graduates urges a personal crusade for better government and civic duty for all educated Americans. It calls for informed participation in government, critiques endless subsidies, and notes the tension between private effort and expansive state power.
Ohio records show four traffic fatalities from Friday evening to Sunday night, well below the Memorial Day high of 28. The report credits cautious driving and holiday memory, noting a near 88 percent decrease from the prior three day weekend while five teenagers drowned in Ohio during the same period, signaling a need for water safety education.
An applicant hired for handwriting ability failed when asked to copy a letter by hand, revealing reliance on a typewriter. The Handwriting Foundation in Washington promotes legible penmanship, offering instruction amid widespread inquiries from schools and firms. Careless writing costs money as bills and records become unreadable.
In a letter to the Chronicle Telegram the writer stresses accurate evacuee registration to tally shelter needs and reunite families. The piece notes the role of relief workers and social welfare professionals, urges proper use of their skills, and questions Elyria’s planning on utilizing these groups.
The Chronicle-Telegram records the 1960 June 7 issue details with editors emeritus J Clara Georges Batter and Robert W Funk, managing editor Robert W Peterson, business manager C R Stoxley, advertising director L F Relensger, published by The Lorain County Publishing Co Elyria Ohio.
A New York Sea Cliff morning unfolds with star shaped eggs, a painter dentist, and a taxi driver who buys art. The narrator walks with family to school, observes locals, and reflects on rugged individualism and art’s pull.
Washington Senator John J Williams investigates Defense Department tire purchases and surplus sales amid accusations of mispriced inventory. He cites Rock Island Arsenal and other depots selling unused 18 by 24 tires at about $60 while later buying identical tires for $34 to $413, highlighting waste and poor accounting in military procurement.
The piece discusses Evergreen, a magazine of Chinese youth and students, praising Sino- Soviet unity, criticizing U S imperialism, and portraying China as an emerging leader in Asia Africa and Latin America. It highlights articles on Cuba Japan and Latin American youth opposing U S influence and notes a shift of Communist propaganda focus from Moscow to Beijing.
Census data show suburbs expanding while urban areas shrink as families relocate outward. Businesses plan expansion with suburban branches to serve rising demand, reshaping retail as city centers decline in relative importance.
Washington column argues that U S policy in Asia has regressed since Robertson’s landmark 1959 speech. It notes upheaval in Korea Japan and Vietnam fear of Communist advance and doubts in Asian nations about American protection and lasting alliances.
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