Lorain Red Cross Month Highlights County Merger Impact
Editorial praises Red Cross Month involvement in Lorain County and lauds the May merger of Elwha and Lorain chapters into a single Lorain County Chapter. It notes $99.4 million spent in 1961 62, 154 volunteers per career worker, and 200 plus badges awarded to volunteers, stressing non tax funded support and community unity.
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Read Cross
Red Cross
Lorain County
Nomurben
American Red Cross
United Fund
United Appeal
United Giving
Elwhia
Lorain
National Red Cross
Lorain Count
Congress of the United States
Welcome Spring Feels Yet Snow Lingers in Hopes
Readers welcome spring with optimism while noting lingering snow and cold. The editorial cites Henry Van Dyke and James Whitcomb Riley, shrugging off lingering winter as Old Man Winter clings to power, and looks ahead to garden tasks and outdoor cleanup.
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Henry van Dyke
James Whitcomb Riley
Middle East unrest seen shaping an Arab Confederation
A US State Department view notes Arab uprisings reflect nationalism and socialism not Nasserite roots. A proposed Arab Confederation would keep distinct member identities like Egypt and Syria, avoid a central Arab government, and rely on a united security force to prevent counter revolutions while embracing foreign investment. Nasser’s role appears tempered by Kennedy diplomacy and Baathist influence, with unity deemed unlikely yet noncommunist.
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State Department
Addie East
China
Cuba
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Egypt
Nasser
Nile
East
I Ives
Syria
Eee
Middle East
Iraq
Yemen
Algeria
United States
Europe
Arabia
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Jordan
Kennedy
Ba’ath
Wich
United Arab Republic
de Gaulle
Signora
Brooklyn
Gil
da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci
Chronicle Telegram March 21 1963 Family Newspaper Page
Readable items from a 1963 Chronicle Telegram page include local notices and brief items. The fragment mentions the date March 21 1963 and the paper’s family newspaper section with possible community notes and short notices.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
Newspaper
Rockefellers and Crawford Romance Rumor Spreads in Washington
Rumors swirl in Washington over Gov. Nelson Rockefeller possibly marrying actress Joan Crawford. The chatter ponders political impact and cites Crawford’s life, marriages, and business roles including Pepsi Cola stockholding.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Cuba
Neilson Rockefeller
Joan Crawford
Burt
Rockefeller
New York
Miss Crawford
Iimdom
Anife
Pepsi Cola
Alfred Steele
Pepsi
Mona Lisa as seen through Jim Bishop’s critique
Jim Bishop rails at the Mona Lisa as a prone icon, lampooning her fame and the Louvre display. He peppers the missive with sharp humor about the painting’s fame, Da Vinci’s portrayal, and American adulation versus French ambiguity.
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Louvre
Paris
Madame
Candigio
Mona Lisa
Madona Lisa
la Gioconda
Signor Zanobi del Giocondo
Napies
Sigmora del Giocondo
Lisa
Mena
Leonardo da Vinci
UN aid row sparks probe into bizarre farm project
Washington report details Durward Hall findings on a United Nations Special Fund venture said to have paid a Chinese expert to teach U.S. farmers to rice paddy fish, with projects allegedly in Kansas Arkansas or Louisiana. Hall questions scope and funding, while officials offer mixed accounts. Other notes include tax reform anger from hotel and restaurant leaders over IRS entertainment rules.
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Tigton
Lang
U. S
W Ben
United Nations Special Fund
Unce Sam
Durward Hall
Special Fund
Hall
Fidel Castro
U.S
UN Information Center
Washington
Kansas
Ozark
Louisiana
Fish and Wildlife Service
Paddy
Hail
Mystery Fang
Topeka
Little Rock
Baton Rouge
Schenectady
Washington, D.C
Mortimer Caplin
Sn Armd
Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Greater North Michigan Avenue Association
Chicago
IRS
Automation keeps jobs by boosting productivity and demand
The piece argues automation raises overall employment by speeding production and creating needed capital goods. It cites GE studies showing ten million lamp workers would be required without automation, but with automation prices fall and consumer demand rises, sustaining and creating jobs. It warns against blaming machines for unemployment while noting evidence of broader benefits.
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Maddie West Hand
General Electric Company
G. E
Operatons
General Electric
International Business Machines Company
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Yvonnne Hakime
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