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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
2
Editor's note introduces the second of three dispatches on the rise of new African states seeking fuller U N membership. The report discusses Ghana's stance and the broader implications for decolonization and regional diplomacy.
Ghana's prime minister Kwame Nkrumah says the United Nations should tighten its process for admitting new members, arguing former colonial territories gaining independence are often treated as satellites. He spoke as Ivory Coast Upper Volta Dahomey and the Niger Republic seek full independence and as the UN considers admitting Cameroon and Togo.
New York expert Prof. I Emmett Holt Jr argues the push for maximum growth in children may not yield better health. He notes no major change in total calories over 30 years while animal protein intake rises at cereals’ expense.
NORTH EATON The Rev. Stanley Bartlett reports 16 church youths attend the Chi Rho Camp at Camp Christian Magnetic Springs this week on church scholarships for attending at least 47 of 52 Sundays. Others attend without scholarship. Mrs. Floyd Jontz serves as counselor, her first year in that role. South Africa announced a 2.144 million, 1/2 year road project to start in 1960.
Washington dispatch reports that major Negro and labor leaders challenge Senator Lyndon B. Johnson as a Democratic nominee. Roy Wilkins and ADA oppose him citing insufficient civil rights progress while labor leaders warn against nominating a senator tied to Taft Hartley era reform.
The Belden Feature Fashions H Club plans a pond safety clinic at the Eppley farm on July 6. Members discussed county demonstration plans and proposed weed cutting at road corners.
Edward Klekota, owner of Edward's Furniture and Appliance Store at 5527 Elyria Ave, announced his brother Harry Klekota will join as a salesman. The store opens tomorrow.
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