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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
12
London Observer Service reports on Havana after Fidel Castro’s rise, noting eager youth mobilization, widespread propaganda, militia presence, and a system designed to embed Marxism Leninism. The piece highlights anti imperial sentiment, heavy indoctrination, and youth scholarships moving toward Eastern Europe education.
Defense Secretary McNamara, in a University of Michigan commencement address, questions France’s push for a nuclear deterrent, praising the theory but accusing it of impractical reversal. He argues that France’s ambitions reflect enduring strategic aims and cannot be easily dismissed as reversible.
Secretary of State Rusk travels to Paris to discuss coordinating France's growing nuclear force within allied strategy. Washington officials say no plan is offered, but a frank exchange on France's atomic role and its impact on the alliance is expected amid hopes to minimize proliferation dangers.
The French National Assembly rejected de Gaulle's European policy while abstaining from a vote, signaling a divided parliament. Pompidou pressed on with provincial tours as Gaullist leadership weighs constitutional reform and the path to new elections amid Algeria’s unsettled status and possible referendums.
Washington UPI Sen Russell B Long and fellow Democrats prepare for a weeklong debate on an administration plan to create a government backed satellite communications corporation. The House backed a private operator plan seen as a giveaway to AT T and other firms. Leaders fear delaying actions on key budget measures. Also Congress eyes a sugar bill forcing five years of government premium payments to foreign suppliers, opposing Kennedy’s stance on import fees.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk travels to Europe amid U.S. unease that West German Chancellor Adenauer and French President de Gaulle may coordinate against Washington. Adenauer miffed by Bonn’s Berlin peace plan leak. Bonn seeks parity with U.S. views while Paris talks could shape future NATO policy. Rusk acts to ensure Washington’s stance is understood.
Reported yesterday the United States set off the 20th nuclear blast in its Pacific test series. An intermediate yield device exploded over Christmas Island after being dropped from an airplane. The event was noted along with other national items including predicted federal worker pay raises and economic commentary.
Sen. Symington's subcommittee heard from GSA and the Office of Emergency Planning on speeding surplus disposals from the national stockpile. Despite new procedures, 3.4 billion dollars in surplus remain, with sales this year far short of expectations. Proposals seek to authorize 60 million dollars in sales over five years, less than 5 percent of totals, while plans to dispose of 600 to 800 million more are being drafted. Decades may pass before moving the cobalt surplus of 78 million pounds, as markets could be disrupted.
In Bussoleno between Turin and Modane, three rail mishaps occurred within 24 hours. A freight car burned, a delayed passenger train due to a broken coupling, and two engines jolted together when backing up too fast. A few passengers suffered minor injuries from falling luggage.
Alison Smith, 10, in Leicester England wrote a school magazine article giving advice about her boyfriend. The piece urged readers to change their boyfriend when faced with rude behavior.
The Chronicle Telegram lists publication details for Lorain County printing at 225 East Ave Elgin Ohio. Rates for carriers and mail are shown with annual prices for Ohio and outside Ohio.
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