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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
12
The Chronicle Telegram reports the United States orders 58 large Lockheed jets at a total cost near two billion dollars. The move expands military air assets and signals a push for advanced airborne capability.
Congressional mood shifts as House scuttles a capital city drive and GOP senators vow a fight on repeal. President Johnson’s hopes for a broad Great Society program face a conservative roadblock while Meany cautions the White House against lobbying unions.
Court orders Braniff Airways to reinstate Betty Green Baleman after she was fired for being married twelve months. Airlines defend policy as protecting morale and stability amid long hours, while hostesses argue the practice harms experienced workers and public image.
Queen Hope of Sitka leaves native New York en route to India to join her husband Waharaja Palden Thondup Namgyal after consultations with doctors. Former debutante Hope Cooke traveled this week as she plans to return to Sikkim, amid Himalayan tensions with Red China.
A sale in Manhattan fetched 1600 for three Jacqueline Kennedy letters to actor Basil Rathbone and 750 for four to her husband’s haberdasher. Oswald material drew 7165, including a letter to his mother with four Russian stamps. two Johnson letters sold for 1500. Auctioneer Gregory Mozian led the event at the Gotham Hotel with about 25 attendees.
Coleman, 42, an Alabama man charged with manslaughter in the death of New England civil rights worker Jonathan Daniels, is acquitted by an all white jury. Flowers says the verdict shows democracy failing under bigotry. Katzbenh notes occasional difficulty securing convictions in the South. The case also leaves an assault charge against Coleman and Daniels’ killing linked to a civil rights protest unresolved.
The Labor Department approved a 1.3 million dollar grant to Cleveland to fund an anti poverty program. The city will place at least 1500 needy high school students in jobs and aims to win back 300 to 350 students who previously left school.
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