Editorial on Kennedy speech and economic realities
The piece argues President Kennedy’s assertion that tax cuts and higher spending won’t boost growth is not obvious to business leaders. It notes past budget gaps and warns against repeating history, urging cautious lessons from the 1930s while supporting prudent fiscal policy and learning from past errors.
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Kennedy
Advertising Council
Washington
New Frontier
Che
Congress
Eco
Kennedy Ad m
Willys Overland Name Leaves Auto Industry Again
Elyria residents learn that Willys Overland, long a major automaker, was renamed Kaiser Jeep Corp in 1953 and will cease automobile production. The historic plant on Clark Street, once a local powerhouse, now houses Ridge Tool Co as Willys-Overland shifts to investments while Kaiser expands its industrial footprint.
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Amere
Willys Motors, Inc
Kaiser Jeep Corp
Kaiser Family of Industres
Elymia
Willis-Overland
Clark St
Ridge Tool Co
Willis- Overland
Willys
Willys-Overland
Ford
Wilts-Overland
Willys Knight
Wilys Overland Automobile Company
Kaiser Industries Corp
Elyria
Wilys-Overland
Readers Letter Urges Change in Elyria City Administration
Damon Jones of 25 E Broad St Elyria condemns the city’s handling of the economic crisis. He blames two mill operating levy issues, improper loans between departments and racing expenses, urging voters to replace the current administration at the next November election with a government devoted to sound principles.
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Cutes
Neeson
Demson
Fred Sanford
Parc Il
Rasor
Baoegh Sac
Solveri Ane
Elyria
Elyna
Goo
Damon Jones
E. Broad St
Etyna
Robbers Hit Elyria Bar In Burglary
A Lorain County Publishing Co. report states unknown robbers struck a bar in Elyria on Friday night. No injuries reported. authorities investigating motive and method. Ledger notes indicate ongoing criminal activity in the area.
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Chronicle-Telegram
A. C. Budnus
George
Peter L. Stevensom
Suxnley
LPF
Relsinger Pupllebed
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Saat Ave
Elyria
B. Schoepfle
D. Dudnut
Rhodes Plans State Offices In Cleveland And Other Cities
Readers question Governor Rhodes about building state offices in Cleveland and other large sites while cutting funding to hospitals and welfare. They ask who will oversee these offices in Columbus and whether the plan will shift to creating hospitals instead.
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Rhodes
Cleveland
Ghio
Rhoades
Cites
Columbus
Bond debate would swell with Catholic school child totals
All this talk about bond issues failing and a half day session suggests a surge if students from St. Mary’s St. Jude’s St. Agnes Holy Cross and Catholic High School joined other children. Mrs L C Karres RD 3 Butternut Ridge Elyma.
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St. Mary's
St. Jude's
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
Catholic High School
Washington roundtable twists in Adlai dinner dance
Washington hosts a tense Adlai Stevenson dinner dance amid Kennedy inner circle attendance and a late exit. The State Department questioned the Czech ambassador nomination as Senator Humphrey grilled him, while Italy’s center-left coalition received a televised endorsement. Senators Kefauver and Gore eyed potential Senate races as Carson-Newman visitors met former President Truman.
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White House
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Frank Clemen
Tennessee
Senate
Estes Kefauver
Albert Gore
E Kefauver
Gore
Creek Carson-Newman College (Baptist
Kansas City
Harry Timmen
Memories of Mexico and Latin America’s changing times
The piece reflects on Latin American tensions and evolving politics, contrasting visitors’ crude behavior with the dignity of local hosts. It recalls Otomi hospitality, fears of tourist intrusiveness, and warns against labeling nations as Communist while noting genuine reform moving through Costa Rica, Colombia, and Guatemala.
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New York
Latin America
Caswo
Mexico
United States
Washington right to work repeal drive planned in capital
The AFL-CIO seeks repeal of Section 145 of the Taft Hartley Act to override state right to work laws, targeting Washington D C for votes. George Meany and legislative director Biemiller push the effort amid partisan divisions. reports cite Kennedy, Johnson, and state actions. A Vermont photographer lawsuit over a Kennedy incident ends with an apology and compensation terms.
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Tallahassee
Indiaramalis
Ausin
Nooks
Washington, D. C
Biemiller
AFL/CIO Committee on Political Education
AFL/CIO
George Meany
Bis Laper
Roosevelt
Holland
Dent
Shelley
Tom Bucher
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Labor leaders push for double pay for overtime
The labor movement, fresh from backing JFK, promotes a 35 hour week and double time for overtime as a path to more jobs. Critics warn higher costs, but advocates argue quadrupling overtime could curb unemployment while employers weigh antithetical costs and staffing strategies.
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John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
JFK
White House
Richard Milhouse Nixon
Afl-Cio
Moun Sinai
America
Reid
James G. Qhara
Congress
Washington
Senators Jordan Simpson and Ribicoff Push American Duty Bill
Senators Jordan Simpson and Ribicoff urge protection for American industry in response to timber shortages and foreign competition. They back temporary import barriers, origin labeling, higher tariffs on raw materials, and use of American goods in federally funded housing. Ribicoff also proposes July 4 bell ringing in government buildings to celebrate independence.
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GS. Senate
Edward Simpson F. Wyoming
Len Jordan
R. Idake
Abe Rivicoli
Simpson
Canada
U. S
Ribicoffs
Connecticut
Congress
Ribicoff
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Liberty Hall
Europe
Simpson, Jordan and Ribicoff
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