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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
12
A newspaper opinion argues for limited government in industry and warns against labor unions taking over management. It cites Samuel Gompers, defends private ownership, and cautions socialism. It asserts management must act with discretion while labor retains dignity and freedom. It criticizes government control over labor as eroding liberty.
Dr. John A Howard of Rockford College Illinois warns that reliance on 49 percent government funding endangers faculty freedom to dissent. He cites ongoing private funding of an $18 million building program begun in 1960, planned five year expansion, and Rockford’s 118 year history with about 1100 students as a model of self reliance amid rising government aid.
The International Chemist Workers Union Local 73 members, with decades at Hershaw, defend the strike as necessary after two years of tense negotiations. They cite grievances, a dispute with the company stance, and a push for free collective bargaining. The letter writer disputes unnamed critics and cites unity among about 350 at Eisma and 299 at the Cleveland plant.
Local newspaper page fragment notes date October 9 1965 and mentions the Chronicle Telegram family newspaper branding. The readable text provides no clear event or person details to summarize beyond publication context.
A noted coach quips that a football bounces funny. Some coaches pick up wins after losses, and that rebound is not funny to those watching.
Drew Pearson writes from Washington that hopes for a cease fire in Viet Nam are cautious despite world diplomacy. Algeria’s role and Hanoi’s responses influence talks while Johnson tightens targeting and restrains bombing. Pope Paul opposes artificial birth control prompting a shift to inform and distribute birth control materials. Ernesto Gruening champions parental rights amid population concerns and planned parenthood debates.
The piece argues historians chase written materials from past figures, spurring amateurs and students to collect. It notes libraries seek donor papers for tax breaks, cites presidential archives, and warns about privacy, misquotation, and damage to reputations. It calls for greater stewardship and restraint.
New York report details planned fundraisers to honor James R Hoffa with a tax free net of about $112000 from a dinner aimed at labor officials and businessmen. The plan calls for $100 tickets, a $25 per ticket cost, and a promised net of over $112000 from 1300 attendees. Committee chaired by Thomas E Flynn includes Teamsters from New York and New Jersey. The piece notes anti Hoffa figures on the committee and questions legality and motives while predicting Hoffa’s potential legal fate this fall.
De Gaulle argues to replace NATO with bilateral pacts while preserving US protection in war and withdrawing France from alliance structures. He contends Western Europe can be defended without unified forces, clashing with US Britain and others who favor integrated NATO forces and a common defense.
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