Rhodes Economy Moves Gain Attention Outside Ohio
The Wall Street Journal profiles Governor James A Rhodes as Ohio's economizer and fiscal reformer. It notes revenue bonds to lure industry, reports interest from about two dozen firms, and cites opposition to spending while praising budget balance aims. The piece suggests Ohio may serve as a model for other states.
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James A Rhodes
Wall Street Journal
Rhodes
Honeselly
George Wilson
Edoptios
Rural electric cooperatives and postal subsidies debated
A letter argues that postal rates rose while rural electric cooperatives enjoy a special 25 percent rate, framing it as a subsidy. Rep. Derwinski seeks to end the privilege, citing GOP concerns over deficits and potential losses to the Post Office Department. He alleges the amendment slipped through without public discussion and warns of growing, unjust advantages for coops.
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Edward J. Derwimski
R-I
Rep
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House Committee On Post Office and Civil Service
Rep. Derwinski
Derrinski
Illinois
Post Office Department
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Derwensis
Readers Letter Distress Over Dog Cruelty Incident
The Chronicle Telegram quotes a reader describing an incident near Staite Park on RL 10 at Oberlin where a dog was left injured and abandonment blamed on another party. The writer laments adults who ignored the dog’s suffering and credits a young bystander who intervened to help.
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Staite Park
Obertin
Dex
Elyria Best Little Town in the USA memory piece
A reader from Avon Lake laments Elyria's decline while recalling the city's pride, beauty, and cultural heritage. He recalls growing up chanting Elyria the Best Little Town in the USA and questions whether he would have survived if his daughter had been harmed, urging reflection on the city’s status.
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Elyvia
Eisha
U.S.A
USA
Washington merry go round envoy warns of Soviet feeling
Ambassador Foy Kohler reports Moscow fears German nuclear armament and sees war as risk for the U S ally. The Kohler note contrasts U S and Soviet openness to nuclear weapons and outlines implications for Berlin, Cuba lessons, and potential redress if West Germany arms.
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Britain
Paris
Freeman urges look at Cuba to solve farm problem
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr reports on Robert Liebewenow of the Chicago Board of Trade arguing Cuba’s agrarian reforms show the downside of government planning. He says Cuba’s output collapsed after nationalization, contrasting it with American agriculture’s growth under free enterprise and personal profit incentives. The piece notes the Farm Bureau’s call for a large land retirement program to ease overproduction.
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Sears Roebuck
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Harvard
Florida
Robert Liebencow
Chicago Board of Trade
Cuba
Topeka
Kan
Liebenow
Fidel Castro
Laebelow
Castro
Wim Hing
Russia
China
Cas@o
Siangmiercé Prize
Lieberos
Michigan
Michigan State University
Khrushchev
Mao
American Farm Bureau Federation
Foreign aid critics vindicated after long delay
A blue ribbon Clay Committee has labeled U S overseas spending wasteful or maladroit, urging cuts of about 1.5 billion annually. The piece traces earlier critics like Passman Hazitt and Castle, noting decade-spanning recognition and praising the committee's findings as overdue vindication.
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Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Kennedy
Clay
Maboo
Passman
Louisiana
Eugene Castle
Castle
America
New York
Victor Lasky
Caste
Baloney
Germany
Empire State Building
Amd
Children’s Zoo
Bronx Park
Castie
United States
Lawmakers push to repeal automobile excise tax
Congressmen from auto industry states back bills to wipe out the auto tax averaging about 230 dollars per car. Backers say elimination would lift employment and fuel economic growth while opponents and trade groups argue the tax is unfair and overburdens buyers.
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Joan D. Dingell
Mich
Dingell
Lucien N. Nedz
John Lesinski
Automobile Manufacturers Association
National Automobile Dealers Association
E. Kossman
NADA
May says jaywalking may be a shortcut to the morgue
Grandpappy observes traffic on a main street and warns that jaywalking could lead to serious injury or death. The comment highlights dangers of crossing improperly and urges caution to pedestrians and drivers alike.
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