Editorials Look Ahead 25 Years to a Growingest Quarter Century
Kiplinger editors forecast 25 years of rapid change across U S life. Population climbs from 170 million to 250 million with more college students and a four day work week. Machines automate work, travel rapid, trains atom powered, housing with automatic features, and education via TV. Inflation rises, currency weaker, and technology reshapes refrigeration and clothing. By 1982 a trillion dollars in output, new energy sources, and pervasive automation redefine daily life.
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United States
Kiplinger
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United Press marks 50th anniversary in global news service
Chronicle-Telegram congratulates United Press on fifty years of delivering fast, accurate, unbiased news to clients. The agency maintains a wide network of reporters and editors worldwide and historically links homes with distant events through cables, wires, and radio.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United Press
Looking Sideways See Mexico The Hard Way
New York writer describes a trek into remote Mexican jungle areas guided by C Ward McClarran. The piece recounts Veracruz travel by plane to Verilie and Minatitlan, jungle roads, sulphur towns, and cautions about travel with a warning to leave spouses behind. It mentions palenque ranches and jungle guides in Palenque with references to Errol Flynn and Tyrone Power.
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N. Y
Buffalo
C. Ward McClarran
Mexico
Joe Frisco
Hollywood
Bridgeport
Palms
Mexico City
Kansas City
Mr. McClarran
Veracruz
Minatitlan
Mexican Gulf
Berling
Sopa
Mexican Desert
Gulf
Santo Tomas de Los Platanos
Acapulco
Errol Flynn
Tyrone Power
Palenque
Flynn
Mazatlan
Local Lorain County editions mark June 25 1957 publication
The Chronicle Telegram issues from Lorain County Ohio note evening delivery and second class filing. It lists rates for Lorain and adjoining counties and other destinations. The date shown is Tuesday June 25 1957.
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Bupnuts Pupiisher
J Clare George
BR Storley
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Avenue
Elvina
Ohio
Elvria Ohio
Mall
Lorain
Cutalds
Morse Campaign Deficit Spurs West Coast to East Money
Senator Wayne Morse faces criticism over campaign spending and fundraising. A Boston/New York circle led by Harry Henshel and Senator Lehman mobilizes donors to cover a 57000 deficit from Morse's bid. Five thousand dollars from AFL C10 and other unions supported Morse, while GOP scrutiny arose over a Roseburg lumber company contribution.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
Francis Case
South Dakota
Morse
Execuive
New York
Harry D. Henshel
Bulova Watch Company
New York State Democratic Finance Committee
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Herbert Lehman
Henshel
House of Representatives
AFLC10
Congress
New York City
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Paul Hult Lumber Company
Roseburg
Goldwater
Eisenhower reshuffles AEC more appoints John Graham
In a bid to reshape policy the President replaces Thomas Murray with John S. Graham at the Atomic Energy Commission. The piece argues Graham supports private enterprise and opposes broad government monopoly while criticizing Murray for his anti nuke testing stance and pro peace rhetoric.
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Washington, D. C
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
John S. Graham
New York
Thomas E. Murray
Ike
White House
John Graham
North Carolina
Thomas Murray
Truman
Graham
Murray
AEC
United States
U. S
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
America
Grandpappy Sez on Copy Quality in Town Paper
The town editor laments tougher copy to follow and imagines Shakespeare would say mercy has become strained and altered by modern publishing trends. He jokes about pasteurized filtered and vitamin enriched writing in playful critique.
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Shakespeare
Pole Lamps Stir a Modern Home Furnishings War
The pole lamp craze, sparked by Stiffel patent claims, divides manufacturers led by Mobbilite and Lightoler. With shows in Chicago New York and Los Angeles next month retailers stock heavily while lawyers warn of litigation as decorators embrace movable lighting versatility and dramatic design.
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Stiffel Company of
Chicago
Home Furnishings Daily
Stiffel
Mobbilite
New York
Lightoler
Lytespan
Los Angeles
Investigations Shape Eisenhower Era Social Thought
The piece predicts Congress will launch investigations after urgent bills pass, led by three Eisenhower era advisers Milton Eisenhower Sidney Weinberg and Lucius Clay. It argues investigations will focus on money business and potential drift toward a fascist state with government big business and big labor intertwining. It notes limits from Watkins and hints at broader reforms and the role of policy philosophers in shaping policy.
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Milton Eisenhower
Sidney Weinberg
Wall Street
Lucius Clay
George Humphrey
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