A New Star in Space Cooper Leads American Space Effort
An editorial lauds Leroy Gordon Cooper as America speeds ahead in space travel. It contrasts bold American risk with Soviet boasts, argues future losses may occur, and stresses honoring fallen astronauts while criticizing Soviet secrecy.
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Asronaut
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Trebebe
Hslaunen Ag
Cooper
Milons
Peorle
Mostung
Tate
Pest
Gomi
Suca
Thes
Supreme Court extends right to withhold union political dues
The court reinforces that dissenting union members may get a refund of dues used for political purposes and bars future collection of that portion. It urges unions to disclose the political spending ratio and expects voluntary support, not compulsory. Members may decline paying the political portion while leaders urge broader campaign funding.
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United States Supreme Court
Ther
Supreme Court
Accan
Whehher
Wions
Su Court
Udall backs dam plan amid southern project debate
The article notes Stewart Udall promoting a dam proposal near Calhoun Falls South Carolina linking to Duke Power Mead and other plants. It emphasizes tax revenues coalfield origins and the potential flood land impacts with jobs and services to follow.
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Washington
Stewart Lee Udall
David Thoreau
Calhoun Falls
S.C
Savannah
Duke
The
Compenn
Mead
Duke Power
bin Cms
Harsha
Chronicle-Telegram 1963 Elyria issue page details
The Chronicle-Telegram page from May 16 1963 lists staff and roles for the Lorain County printing company including Hudnutt as publisher and Exmeritur as editor plus executives Schoepfe and Budcutt. It documents the Elyria Ohio office at 225 East Ave and notes business and advertising leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exmeritur
Clare George
Pease
Robert W Funk
Peper Lo Stevenson
R_ Stokey
L Reisinger
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria O . Schoepfe
A D. Budcutt
Elyna Fire Fighters thank voters for levy passage
Members of Elyna Fire Fighters Local 474 IAFF thank voters and supporters for passing the city levy. The group credits needed funding for city projects and praises those who helped pass the measure, including news paper owners and individuals. Lawrence J Krugman signs as Secretary-Treasurer.
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Tee Caroniels-Teherance
Oficers
Elyre Fire Fighters
International Association of Fire Fighters
O& of Elyna
Ciy QacHavy
Pner
Romney boomlet reshapes Detroit auto politics
The article discusses Romney as a practical evangelist with a moral stance who reshaped Detroit’s auto image by backing smaller cars, criticizing gas guzzlers, and proposing breakups of General Motors to boost competition. It notes Eastern critics, Rockefeller’s shifting stance, and Romney’s unorthodox, people-centered approach to policy and politics.
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Cocaptaint
Ford Nc
Romney
Rom Mey
Detroit
Dlub
Nelson Rockefeller
Happy Murphy
Wendell Willkie
Tom Dewey
Ei Harity
South
Scrantoni
Pennsylvania
Fompey
Michigan
General Motors
American Motors
Henry Ford
Ford
Rommey
James Collens
Washimoto
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Thik
Woodfroy Wilson
Washington circle ponders Alabama governor on race riots
The piece notes Wallace allies in Washington warned Gov. George Wallace in advance to avoid violence and stand firm against integration. It cites editorials from the Montgomery Advertiser and Anniston Star urging lawful action and restraint in Alabama amid Birmingham unrest. It also mentions federal-marshal tensions and a line in the dust stance.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Montgomery Advertiser
Anniston Star
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mississippi
Ime
Test ban delusion fades as Kennedy era ends
The piece argues the Kennedy administration fostered optimistic hopes for a nuclear test ban with Russia, tracing back to adviser influence and post election ambitions. It critiques the belief that a treaty was achievable, suggesting renewed caution as the era concludes.
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Washington
Russia
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Korea
Ike
Rennedy
Some
Thomas Murray
Geneva
Mr. Kennedy
Jerome Wiesner
W. W. Rostow
Moscow
Bertrand Russell
Cyrus Eaton
Rostow
Wiesner
U.S.A
Ussr
Kremlin
Excess plant capacity as margin of safety in economy
The article discusses excess production capacity as a buffer against shocks and its impact on unemployment and investment. It cites Alma Phillips of the University of Virginia, McGraw-Hill data on utilization, and argues that structural shifts and old industries affect capacity. Sugar prices and a tax code nuance from Prentice Hall are also noted.
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Kennedy
Almarm Philles
Graduate School of Business Administraten
University of Virginia
National Industrial Conference Board
New York
Phillips
McGraw-Hill
McGraw- Hill
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Polucal Aeissor
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Wootlands
Mora
Kentucky
Virginia
the Chronicle-Telegram
Hudnutt
Boomlet
John Chamberlain
Drew Pearson
Mel Price
D-Il
D. C
Frank Karsten
D-Mo
William T. Murphy
Chicago
Rep
John Kin
Iowa
Dr. Rock
United States
William Saltonstall
Phillips Exeter Academy
Nigeria
Peace Corps
Joseph Palmer I
U. S
Exeter
By Holmes Alexander
Linus Pauling
Munich
Topchiev
Fedorov
Kapita
Emiiyanov
Ministry of Science
Talenski
Admiral Tsakov
Red China
Business Today
Elmer Roessner
Prentice Hall
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