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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1961
Page
12
Washington analysis warns America faces multi faceted peril from nuclear and non nuclear warfare. Khrushchev’s Berlin crisis fears, possible US European defense with atomic weapons, and a rise in guerrilla and paramilitary warfare reshape strategic planning.
Paris reports the French minister of industry and commerce Jean Marcel Jeanneney was attacked by about 1,500 protesting farmers at a banquet in Pau. Police evacuated him as tractors circled the casino and the minister’s glasses were torn away. He reached the station with gendarmes. The unrest followed weeks of agricultural price woes affecting Brittany and Bordeaux wine regions, with violence including a Montauban riot and the siege of a prefecture.
President Kennedy said the crucial period for federal aid to education lies ahead but he expects to sign the program into law before summer. He spoke at NEA convention noting the bill, though essential, will not allein overnight raise excellence. the House delay keeps the outcome in doubt and loans to parochial schools await authorization.
The Chronicle Telegram 1961 No 150 notes the Elyria Lorain area edition details pricing and delivery options. Annual rates are listed with separate charges for Lorain and area residents and a mailing plan for subscriptions.
Charles E Blhker, 65, president of Illinois-California Express Inc, died of a heart attack Saturday in Denver. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday in Denver.
Mrs. Nani Downing Hayden, wife of Senator Carl Hayden, Democrat of Arizona and president pro tempore of the Senate, died Sunday from complications after a series of strokes.
Nearly 12,000 people, many peasants, gathered at the Virgin of Guadalupe cathedral in Mexico City after an eight day rain soaked trek from Queretaro. They carried banners begging divine aid to free the country from communism and formed a three mile long column singing hymns.
A Western response to Soviet oil pressure targets an international quota pact, backed by State Department scrutiny and industry proposals. Gordon Reed promotes coordinated limits to curb Moscow's influence while critics warn of sovereignty and pricing impacts across Middle East, Latin America, and Europe.
NASA chief James Webb predicted the United States will win the race to land a man on the moon and return him safely, with a first manned lunar landing likely before the decade's end. He cited projected costs between 20 and 40 billion dollars and noted U.S. lead in multiman spacecraft, boosters, weather, communications and navigation.
Yaounde cameroon civilians mobilized in five districts to combat terrorists under a government order reported by UPI. The move aims to surge civilian participation and bolster security measures amid ongoing threats in the region.
In Budapest and across Hungary meat butter and milk run short as collectors push rapid land collectivization and peasants sell stock on the black market. East Germany faces graver shortages with bread potatoes and butter scarce and refugees fleeing to West Berlin at high rates. West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt notes gaps in quota plans while Russian quotas push farmers to reduce breeding stock to meet delivery demands. State Department aides downplay famine fears in Moscow as cold war dynamics unfold.
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