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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1966
Page
2
A personal diary from Australian farmers covers spring rains washing away seeds, rising bugs, and frustration with the Egg Marketing Board. It notes registration, storage depots, and price controls plus a hen tax while contrasting backyard flocks with large scale intensive egg production and a shift from open-range to cages.
The Satan's Angels air unit has adopted basic black flight suits for night missions over North Vietnam. Led by Lt Col Robert K. Crouch, the squadron from George AFB, California, completed its 100 missions with many decorations including Silver Stars and Air Medals as losses remained low.
At the Vice President's Conference on Water Pollution in Chicago, officials from the U S Army Corps of Engineers defended dredging in the Great Lakes. Secretary Udall pressed for alternatives and a halt to dumping, while Gen Dodge outlined ongoing studies to find safer disposal methods and shore based options.
Richard Smith writes from Salzburg about Austrian youth style and daily life. He notes dress norms, long hair, and “Die Stadt der Musik” culture with frequent music and gasthaus gatherings. Dances are British and American influenced, cars are scarce, and nine month drafts shape military life.
An editor argues that in a prehistoric Hawaii and a modern era of mind altering drugs, civilization faces a fragile brink. He foresees a shrinking sanctuary for restraint as moral codes erode and “better-red-than-dead” nihilism spreads, urging caution before overkill becomes universal.
At a Vice President's Conference on Great Lakes pollution in Chicago, federal officials including Secretary of the Interior Udall declared Lake Erie the worst polluted lake. Rep. Richard McCarthy and others warned if pollution continues the other Great Lakes could reach Erie’s dire condition. Brig. Gen Roy Dodge noted Lake Erie’s severity justified prioritizing disposal studies for dredging materials.
Lorain public schools broaden adult education with a Modern Square Dancing course for beginners starting Oct. 10 at Admiral King High School cafeteria. George Jabbusch will teach the 10 week program from 7 to 9 pm, $9 per person, couples only, registration by Oct 7 at Admiral King or by mail to Lorain Institute.
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