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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
3
President Johnson argues that recent price increases are sharper than the long term 1960 66 averages. He cites a 1.5 percent annual rise versus higher rates abroad and notes a 1.4 percent rise in the first four months of the year.
Congress members discussed misidentified poverty figures involving Danville towns. Rep. Goodell cited Danville Ill and Danville Ind errors, while Rep. Thompson affirmed a Danville Va unit exists and faces actual poverty statistics from the 1960 Census. The exchange highlighted broader confusion over Danville locations and War on Poverty data.
The piece argues that admitting Red China to the United Nations would not likely moderate its expansionist aims. It cites the 1933 Soviet Union example, where League of Nations membership did not stop invasions or internal repressions. It concludes that UN membership should reflect the open character of the charter and avoid turning it into mere words.
The snippet shows a 1966 Elyria Chronicle page with staff roles including publisher G Hudnutt Robert Barwon editor Robert Wo Fune advertising director Leroy Reisin classified ads Mgr Edward Murphy and circulation Mgr Edward H Murphy. Published by The Lorain County Pruning & Publishing Co at 225 East Ave Elyria. The fragment preserves names and titles from the paper's masthead on a Wednesday edition.
Mrs Toby Cunningham thanks Dr R Hayes and Dr J Bartone and all hospital staff for superb care on the sixth floor after major surgery at Elysia Memorial Hospital. She also salutes Miss Rosalind Vesner and the Keystone High School Band for a marvelous spring concert and invites others to share praise.
Letters must include the writer’s signature and full address. Unsigned letters will not be considered. Names may be withheld upon request for good reason. Short letters preferred and 330 word limit. The paper edits and condenses letters and will not publish libelous or personal attack content. Letters should concern matters of general interest and good taste.
The Lederle complex in a valley setting houses 800 researchers probing cures for cancer, diabetes, arthritis and more. From 1907 horse blood antitoxin work to modern antibiotic screening, scientists test thousands of soil samples on mice to identify a few promising leads. Dr John T. Litchfield and Dr E H Dearborn guide organic chemistry, experimental therapeutics and chemotherapy while Dr Ira Ringler advances experimental therapeutics with animals.
Washington remembered Rhode Island Senator Theodore Francis Green who died at 98. The obituary recalls his career and a 1958 scene when Lyndon Johnson advised against resigning as Foreign Relations chair. Green chose to quit the chair but remain on the committee, citing hearing and reading challenges and decades of service.
The piece examines Romanian push to reduce Hungarian cultural presence in Transylvania, noting a policy arc toward “Rumani anization.” It cites forced relocations of Hungarian professionals, language suppression, school closures, and centralized economic planning shifting industry away from Transylvania to Moldavia, with Hungarians facing housing and education barriers amid resettlements.
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