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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

12

National press freedom and responsibility emphasized

A discussion of the role of American newspapers in a free society notes that press freedom must be balanced with accountability. It cites Holmes Alexander on government proposals and stresses adherence to free sources, vigilant reporting, and reader judgment as the core safeguards in journalism.

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We just can't say no From The Chicago Tribune

The piece questions Ambassador Goldberg's role and criticizes U Thant and the UN for delinquent member states refusing to pay dues. It argues the United States should not subsidize the UN and warns that partial payments by the U S could undermine others' willingness to contribute. The author, challenging the UN's effectiveness, urges broader global willingness to fund the organization.

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Conservatives and liberals letters shape Chronicle-Telegram debate

Readers see a clash of views as letters attack Demon Jones and defend conservative aims to preserve good, then progress with care. The liberal side seeks personal liberty while supporting necessary government, but collective control and centralized bureaucracy are challenged as untenable.

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Labor relations and school funding letters in The Chronicle-Telegram

Readable fragments show a debate on labor management policy, wages, seniority, and a management rights clause. A reader questions delays in tax funds affecting Midview Schools and demands accountability. The page includes various letters and notices from Elyria Ohio, with references to local officials and publishers.

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News editor furor over Kytle speech on press role

A federal official, Calvin Kytle, urged editors to align press coverage with Great Society goals. His ten dos and don'ts, including civic disorder reporting only after police and human relations review, sparked backlash for paternalism and control of free reporting.

Washington Calvin Kyile Community Relations Service UPI Delinquency Academy Kytle Federalia Sperner

Independent sector urged as answer to welfare problems

A southern speaker critiques government reliance and praises the independent sector as a path to solve poverty and unemployment. He argues four U S movements shift trouble north and warns Shriver’s anti poverty efforts risk stagnation unless transitioned to private or independent groups. Richard Cornuelle lauds private foundations and his book on reclaiming the American Dream highlights independent sector solutions.

Sargent Shriver Shriver Tom Stokes Richard Cornuelle George Romney Michigan Richard Nixon Saul Alinsky Chicago Dick Cormuelle

Congressman seeks closing of Job Corps center in his district

Washington reports Indiana Republican Richard Roudebush calls for shuttering the 16 million Job Corps Center at Camp Atterbury. Local officials cite harassment by corpsmen, lack of discipline, and restricted police powers as core problems fueling calls for action.

Indiana Camp Atterbury Christopher Weeks Atterbury Indianapolis News Charles Nolting Job Corps Columbus JOR Corps Indianapolis

Minnesota DFL feuds threaten Humphrey and national race

The Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Party feud centers on Gov. Karl Rolvagg with Mondale marking the Humphrey era, while Lt. Gov. Sandy Keith pursues a rise. Rolvagg faces a conservative legislature and private pressure to step aside for a federal appointment, complicating Humphrey's national bid and Sen. McCarthy's influence.

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