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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
12
Leading economists warn of a return to inflation later this year driven by deficits and spending. Higher product prices and rising wages could feed a wage price spiral, with calls for fiscal restraint and focus on unused industrial capacity.
Obituary recalls Dr Thomas S Kepler professor at Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology who died Thursday after 17 years as a member. His impact on students and faculty is noted as lasting beyond the classroom.
The piece cites The New York Times questions on justice after a city clerk was arrested in a tech driven conspiracy with a machine as a party to wrongdoing. It honors Dr. Kepler as a devoted educator authoring over 40 books and guiding thousands through Christian scholarship and devotional study.
Letter from The Chronicle Telegram urges North Radgeville citizens to join the Civic League to influence water, police, and fire services, road repairs, and jobs. It promotes the league as a direct, nonpartisan voice in city government and asks readers to become members as meetings occur each second Monday.
A kitten stranded for days in a tree near Elyria was rescued by two City of Elyria workers after neighbors provided a ladder and support. The letter thanks the workers and notes one worker urged voting for the two mill levy. Raymond A. Michel, Elyria, praises city service and progress.
Washington scene notes J Edward Day the Postmaster General known for wit faces a stiff budget cut by the House totaling 32 million dollars. The Kennedy team sees efficiency gains while cutbacks threaten postal staffing and service. Robertson and Day debate reinstating funds as Senate quashes some reductions.
In Columbus CPS reports political observers feel Nelson Rockefeller’s Ohio efforts may gain Republican backing for a presidential bid. Mechem urges Senate focus on business as Rhodes proposals clear House and await Senate committee action in late stages of the session.
A columnist argues against excessive censorship in schools and pushes for resilience over overprotective trimming of history and literature. He cites edits to language in texts and the banning of works like A Bell for Adano to illustrate overreach, urging teachers and parents to balance morals with humor.
A New York congressman warned that Duvalier could be overthrown as Soviet and Cuban agents aid a Haitian shift left. Rep. John Pillion urged Secretary of State Rusk to act, citing Communist groups, Haitian ministers pro America, and arms ships from Cuba. The report cites a State Department memo noting growing Communist activity in Haiti.
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