Police Recruitment Crisis Seen In Elyria And Beyond
The piece notes a nationwide shortage of qualified police applicants, citing Elyria and other cities. It discusses pay needs, exam failures, recruitment from other cities, morale issues, and calls for public understanding of police roles amid rising court and political pressures.
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Elyria
Fire Service
Tranon
Sanford
York
Wall Street Journal
Chicago
Cleveland
Lorain
It Was A Wonderful Idea The Youth Program Debate
The Washington Post recalls Postmaster General Gronouski praising the Youth Opportunity program to hire 3 000 youths. Critics note Congress favors relatives and insiders while the idea appears stretched beyond its original scope as Gronouski prepares to leave for Poland.
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Mr. Gronouski
Congress
National Employment Agency
United States
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Gronouski
Poland
Reader letters on union actions and employee fears
The Chronicle Telegram publishes letters with workers voicing concern over union actions and job security under managerial rights. A reader cites fear of dismissal after speaking out, while Eddie Fields and local groups discuss support for union activity and praise Patrolman Harper’s community work with Summit County Receiving Home youths.
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Chronicle
Harshaw
Seler
Bureau Council 2H
David Harper
Summit County
Harper
Grandpappy Set Pieces Spark Brief Talk of a Truce
Vague musings on keeping up with neighbors shift to speculation about a possible truce as a playful family exchange. The speaker reflects on misunderstandings and mutual efforts to ease tensions.
Washington merry go round reduces Far Eastern trip to regain votes
Three Democratic senators Dan Brewster Howard Cannon and Stephen Young were recalled from a Far Eastern trip by Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield at labor leaders urging to prevent a Senate filibuster on repealing the right to work law. Inouye and McIntyre stayed on the job.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Dan Brewster
Howard Cannon
Nev
Stephen Young
Ohio
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Thomas McIntyre
D-N.h
Brewster
Cannon
Young
Far East
Afl-Cio
Andy Biemiller
Japanese banker hints at global food bank to ease liquidity
Sohei Nakayama head of the Industrial Bank of Japan proposes a world food bank to pool surplus grains from the United States Canada Australia and Argentina and lend the proceeds to developing regions for agricultural improvement. He argues redeemable stock and food loans can create credit like Hamilton did for the U.S. and points to Japan's farming model in Brazil as a guide.
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United States
Latin America
Sohei Nakayama
Industrial Bank of Japan
Japan
Alexander Hamilton
U.S
Nakayama
Canada
Australia
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Food Bank
Brazil
Hawaii the 50th state with unique culture and lofty peaks
The writing highlights Hawaii as the only island state with its own music and dance. It notes eight main islands stretching 250 miles, young geology with volcanoes forming lava beds, Mauna Loa reaching 13 620 feet, lush landscapes, and lists Nihau Kauai Oahu Molokai Lanai Maui Kahoolawe Hawaii as the island chain. Population approximates a large city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Mauna Loa
Islands
Nihau
Kauai
Oahu
Molokai
Lanai
Maui
Kahoolawe
Mil
Kailua
Honolulu
San Francisco
Tokyo
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Panama
President urged to travel abroad for peace views
A column argues the President should broaden his diplomacy by traveling to Latin America and Europe to bolster United States peace efforts amid debates over Vietnam policy. It notes South American trips gain support and that critics miss the Pope’s UN diplomacy as a net positive for presidential strategy.
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Fi JS
South America
Dominican Republic
Europe
Johnson
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
United Nations
Franklin Roosevelt
U. S
Italy
U. N
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Pope
Goldberg
Supreme Court
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Tre Careane Tetetrnat
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Dale R. Kevyse
Grandpappy
Joneses
Annivena
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India
Himalayas
Kashmir
House Un-American Activities Committee
Ku Klux Klan
House
Robert Shelton
United Klans
Chicago Is So Bad That Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Udall
John Chamberlain
de Gaulle
France
Bodus Soccus
Chronicle-Telegram
A.C. Hudnuts
C. Ee
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Pere Aqvelis
Drecwr
Caesfed
Cwation
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Otto B. Schoepfie
Arthur BD
Audnutt
Doris Fleeson
Der
Jim Bishop
Waukee
Qahu
Waikiki Beach
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Pearl Harbor
Waikiki
Miikai Hotel
Kahala Hilton
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