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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
12
The Chronicle-Telegram urges Elyria voters to approve a two mill levy to restore tax revenue to prior levels. It explains funds would finance pay raises, operations, and streets, with borrowing to cover urgent needs mid 1962, and notes long term growth and calls for future income tax study.
The Rev Edward C Young formerly led First Presbyterian Lorain and North Ridgeville Congregational churches. Born during the Civil War, he lived to near 100, retiring in 1940 after a long ministry in northern Ohio. His death prompted mourning among locals.
Ohio Future Farmers of America member David Love of Brownhelm, a Firelands High School senior, receives the State Farmer degree, a distinction earned by only two percent of Ohio FFA members for leadership, scholarship, and community service. The article applauds rural youth in Lorain County pursuing agriculture and honors the Columbus ceremony recipient.
Ruby Hart Phillips former Havana correspondent claims Soviet missiles with range to destroy U.S. cities remain in Cuba. She cites two Americans who recently returned from Cuba and provided voluminous information to the CIA and radio outlet.
In a telephone briefing Mrs. Philips disputes Kennedy's troop withdrawal claim and says Soviet forces in Cuba may total 30,000 with many in civilian clothes. The report notes 1,000 two stage rockets, cave depots in Oriente and Las Villas, submarine pens near Havana and Banes, and patrols supplying saboteurs to Latin America.
A political column argues coexistence with communists is impossible due to broken promises and Soviet atheism. It cites Adzhubei’s statements as proof and warns U S policy should not rely on Soviet assurances in disarmament Cuba and Berlin matters.
Ex-seller Kay Stephens rises from selling cemetery plots to comic singing stardom. Born in Cleveland to a Slovak mother, she endured poverty, joined Catholic plays, imitated Danny Kaye, and built a career with Ed Sullivan, a Liberty record, and Vegas bookings. She aims higher, forecasting $120,000 this year.
The McGraw-Hill survey shows 1963 plant investment projected to rise seven percent from 1962. First quarter 196? tool and die orders near 160 million hint at sustained demand. Prices climb in the Middle West as as sugar sugar coffee and wool hit higher levels.
A reflective column argues that rising federal and state taxes plus new regulations require more lawyers and accountants to navigate the complex system. It foresees widening gaps between earners and tax collectors and warns that every decade brings tougher laws and greater need for legal guidance. Bleach and a TV receiver are briefly noted as new consumer products.
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