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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1968

Page

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Not Forgotten Toy Drive Returns to Elyria

The 12th annual Not Forgotten toy campaign launches as a CT box is topped with holiday decor. Donations pour in for children in need via the Salvation Army, with drop spots at Midway Mall and Elyria public schools for new toys and repairable items.

Chronicle-Telegram The Russell Stokley Green Acres Home Nea Oberlin Elyria Midway Mall Santa Salvation Army Army Ohio Association of Public School Elyria Public

Cost of living posts biggest October rise in six years

Washington report shows the consumer price index up six tenths of a percent in October to 122.9, driven by higher costs for clothing, food and autos. Arnold Chase notes broad price gains with no sign of slowdown.

Washington UPI Arnold Chase Bureau of Labor Statistics Chase

Thanksgiving 1968 Reflections From A Small Town

Thanksgiving day mood shifts as residents find reasons to be thankful despite troubles. A turkey farm scene on Baker Road Huntington Township shows Wilford Turkey Farm operated by Merle Wilford and Richard Shreve. Gary Burnett appears as a farm employee in a John Fazio photo.

Wilford Turkey Farm Baker Road Huntington Township Merle Wilford Richard Shreve Gary Burnett John Fazio

Solutions for the Seventies outlined by Ohio's Rhodes

Gov. James A Rhodes launched a broad multi million dollar plan titled Solutions for the Seventies to fund education highways housing and more across Ohio. The program relies on a 759 million state bond issue and aims to modernize administration while ensuring every Ohioan gains rights such as education housing clean water and voting at 18.

Columbus Ohio James A Rhodes 108Th General Assembly

Ohio Gov Rhodes unveils $200 million education plan

Gov James Rhodes proposed a $200 million package for education as part of the Solutions for the Seventies program. The plan targets vocational technical and higher education with $33.6 million in capital asks for colleges and universities and $80 million to expand Cleveland State University facilities for as many as 40,000 students. The program includes multiple regional technical education expansions and facility projects across Akron Bowling Green Central State Cincinnati Cleveland State Kent Miami Ohio University Ohio State Wright State Youngstown Sinclair Canton Lorain and Cincinnati areas with further details to follow.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Akron Bowling Green Central State Cincinnati Cleveland State Kent Miami Ohio University Ohio State University Toledo Wright State Youngstown Rhodes Cleveland State University Northeast Northwest Central Southwest Ohio College of Medicine Dayton Wright State University Sinclair College Canton The Akron University

Today's index in Better Health and Business

A compact index listing sections in the newspaper includes Better Health and Business on page A4, with items on contracts and bridge, then entertainment, finance ads, sports on page D4, plus death and birth notices on D2.

Thieu Announces Paris Delegation for Peace Talks

President Nguyen Van Thieu said South Vietnam will send a seven or eight member delegation to Paris within ten days. He warned that fighting would continue and that talks do not guarantee immediate peace. Vice President Ky will accompany the delegation to coordinate efforts.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Paris Vietnam Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky

The Day JFK Was Shot excerpt serialized by The Chronicle Telegram

Jim Bishop continues Lorain County exclusive serialization of his explosive book The Day JFK Was Shot. The column recounts fresh interviews including the Johnson White House recollections and eyewitness details from events across New York Dallas and Washington the day of the assassination.

Chronicle-Telegram Lorain County Jfk New York Dallas Washington Kennedy

Nixon predicts Kennedy to drop Johnson from ticket

Former Vice President Richard M Nixon predicts Kennedy will drop Johnson from the No 2 spot as a close race looms. He notes Johnson as a political liability to the Democratic Party and cites FBI reports of a Oswald link amid Kennedy’s Fort Worth reception and late Dallas developments.

Richard M Nixon Kennedy Landon Johnson Nixon Johnson Jo Edgar Hoover Washington Fort Worth Texas Massachusetts FBI Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald Fair Play For Cuba

Soviets bolster Hanoi strength in Paris talks

The Soviet Union announced renewed military and economic aid to North Vietnam to bolster its defense and economy ahead of expanded Paris talks. The Kremlin pledged arms, ammunition, food, oil, chemicals, plants and long term credits plus continued support, aiming to strengthen Hanoi's negotiating position.

London UPL Soviet Union Hanoi Paris Vietnam Kremlin Sovet Union North Vietnam Pans

Weather outlook shows rain turning to snow tonight

Readable fragments indicate rain today will shift to snow this evening. Weather notes predict a cold, cloudy day tomorrow with scattered showers and a sharp drop in temperature.

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By Connie Davis Bonney Barrowcliff Amy Shaffstall Perak BRP Bade United States Wire Service Today's Index National Liberation Front Jim Bishop Chapter Richard Nixon Dallas News United States Naval Hospital Bethesda, Mary Harun
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