Warning Against Too Much Government Sponsorship of Research
A Washington speech at a Nation-Industrial Association forum warns of overreliance on federal funding for research. Samuel Lenher of E I du Pont argues diverse sponsorship preserves progress, national defense, and civil programs, and notes private and university effort remain essential though government funds can both aid and hinder advancement.
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Washington
Samuel Lenher
E. I du Pont de Nemours & Co
Nation- Industrial Association
Lenker
Marr Rp
Privsie
Ne 72
M. Lenker
Lender
Letters from our readers on city government and bills
The letter discusses Mr Damor Jones and his critique of the city economic crisis. It defends administration funding practices, the water department and sewer taxes, the new sewage facility funded by sewer rentals, and the Arthur Ely Memorial Fire Station site. It notes council votes on street lighting, defends expenditures as prudent, and mentions Ohio Senate Bill 336 on artificial light hunting. The writer, William Graw, cites the National Rifle Association and urges consideration by sportsmen.
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Damor Jones
Jones
Water Department
Ar. Jones
Ohio
Black River
Sanford
Central Fire Staten
I Soe
Arthur Ely Memorial
Ely
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Chronicle-Telegram
Senate
Ed Garrigan
Robert E. Stockdale
Family Newspaper masthead from Elyria Ohio 1963 edition
The Chronicle telegram presents a historical family newspaper masthead for The Lorato County Printing Publishing Co Elyria Ohio listing staff and offices. It shows editor emeritus J Clare Genre editor Robert Wo Ping managing editor Peter L Stevenson business manager advertising director L F Retsinger and officers B B Schorofle president Dr Huccutt vice president. Publication date Monday March 18 1963.
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Chronicle Telegram
Budnote
J Clare Genrre
Robert Wo Ping
Peter L. Stevenson
R Swpler
L F Retsinger
Lorato County Printing& Publishing Co
Zest Ave
Elyria O . B&b. Schorofle
Huccutt
Kennedy plans Pan American parliament and Arctic fishing pact
Washington report says Kennedy may study a Pan American parliament proposal pushed by Felipe Herrera to create a regional deliberative body and a common market for the Western Hemisphere. The piece notes exploration of hemispheric understanding, alongside Magnuson’s warning that global fishing resources need international limits and treaties, citing Japanese compliance and Soviet oceanographic practice.
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Fidel Castro
Francisco Julian
Havana
Castro
Brazil
JFK
Latin America
Kennedy
Felipe Herrera
Inter - American Bank
Thomas Jefferson
Simon Bolivar
South America
Herrera
American Congress
Western Hemisphere
Juan Bosch
Dominican Republic
Pepi Figueres
Costa Rica
Luis Manioz- Marin
Puerto Rico
San Jose
Peru
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Newfoundland
Sen. Magnuson
U. S
United States
Magnuson
Bering Sea
Which way to Quality Street in government reform
Senate subcommittee led by Senator Jackson probes National Security and Operation staffing with former NATO head Lauris Norstad as opening witness. It argues policy stems from capable men, not systems, but questions if a smaller exec can improve administration. Size and bureaucratic growth threaten efficiency, education, and risk, urging a move toward truly functional government.
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Washington
Heni Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Lauris Norstad
HO Hum
Norstad
NATO
Europe
SHAPE
Quality Street
Ewender
Peace Corps
Africa
Hanson Baldwin
Saturday Evening Post
McNamara
Population Reference Bureau
Atomic power race nears new Haddam Neck plant
A joint New England venture plans a 500000 kilowatt atom powered station at Haddam Neck Connecticut to compete with oil and coal plants. Twelve utilities back the Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company and build on Rowe Massachusetts experience. Other atomic plants already in operation include Shippingport Dresden Yankee Indian Point and Big Rock with several more due in 1963 1964 and 1965. The piece notes rapid progress and future risks such as insurance for accidents.
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Haddam Neck
Conor
Mark
Twain
Haddam
East Haddam
South Haddam
Shippingport
Connecticut
New England
Necticut
Yankee Atomic Power Company
Yankee Atomic Electric Company
Rowe
Mass
Atomic Energy Commission
Massachusetts
United States
Dresden
Commonwealth Edison of
Chicago
Consolidated Edison
Indian Point
Charlevoix
Mich
Enrico Fermi
Lagoona Beach
Midh
Detroit Edison Company
Humboldt Bay Power Company
Eureka
Calif
Pathfinder
Sioux Falls
S.D
Peach Bottom
Bodega Bay
California
Pacific Gas and Electic Company
Los Angeles
Southern California Edison
San Diego
Tax talk on recession and Kennedy tax plan fear
The piece argues the White House shifted from confident tax reform to warning of a recession to pressure Congress for a 2.5 billion tax cut. It notes economic indicators do not support a recession and warns political rhetoric can create a self fulfilling downturn, urging restraint from administration spokesmen.
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Congress
United States
White House
Kennedy
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