Editorial Merger Idea Has Merit for Elyria Parks
Elyria editorial argues a merger of the Park and Recreation Boards is a worthwhile, nonpartisan restructuring goal. It notes past recommendations, the need for a charter commission to draft a merger plan, and warns against letting pre election bickering derail debate on better parks and recreation for all residents.
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Park and Recreation
Elyria
Fred B. Sanford
Sanford
Park Board
Recreation Board
Clais
Boa
Charter Commission
Electon
Sollier
Magazie
Goal
Anther Case
England
Columbus Day Remembers a World Changing Voyage
The piece contrasts Columbus with Leif Ericsson noting Ericsson’s Norse voyage before 1492 and Columbus’s westward sail to reach Asia. It highlights Columbus’s faith and action over scholarship and celebrates his 1492 encounter as the pivotal discovery shaping modern history.
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ATL
America
Columbus
Ericsson
North American
le Ericsson
Europe
Marco Polo
Orient
Spain
Leif Ericsson
Readers Question Street Speeders And Safety Concerns
A letter from residents on Cai lise Ave appeals for action against speeding and property damage by outsiders. They describe beer cans thrown into yards on Sundays, lack of crosswalks, and disrespect for the law, noting sheriff response but urging stronger measures.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Cadtisle Ave
Oes
Agulcs
Ciidren
Cleveland
S.J. Koodl
Carisie Ave
Elyria
Letters on safe driving and racial equality aim
A 1963 Chronicle-Telegram letter condemns reckless driving near schools and warns of danger from fast cars. It also features Judy Williams of Elyria Catholic High School urging equality, referencing the Declaration of Independence and civil rights for Negroes.
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Judy Williams
Elyria Catholic High School
US Cuba Haiti aid idea linked to Flora disaster
The Flora hurricane's devastation in Haiti and Cuba could shape a new era of US friendship. The piece argues for a Friendship Train or similar aid effort, urging Kennedy to lead a broad, nonpolitical relief push to reconnect with Cuba and ease tensions with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Flora
Haiti
Cuba
United States
Fidel Casino
Duvalier
Castro
Fiora
Cesito
Evampe
Gark
Europe
Italy
Communist Party
Guba
Bay of Pigs
Corticas
Cortions
United Nations
Carlos Lecinga
Russia
Kremlin
Amecan
Lechwy
Jess
Western
Peace in coal fields evolves with management and labor
In a report from Wheeling West Virginia John Chamberlain notes a shift from the old feud between John L Lewis and coal operators to a cooperative mood within the National Coal Policy Conference. He explains how fuel competition from oil and nuclear power, plus railroad shifts to integrated coal trains and slurry transport, pressures coal prices and keeps wages high.
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Lewis
Joseph Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Bir
Moody
Nebraska
Glock
John L. Lewis
National Coal Policy Conference
NCPC
Fon
Lamb
U.S
West
Coasin
Lews
Best
Pioneer
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
Baltimore and Ohio
Consolidated Edison
New York
Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Philadelphia Electric Company
B. and QC
Valley Camp Coal Company
Wheeling
Consolidation Coal Company
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Goldwater gains unexpected Republican backing in Maryland
Washington report notes Beau Beall and others shift toward Goldwater as primary pressure builds from Charles Mathias. Maryland Republicans and some Democrats see Goldwater defeating Kennedy in November 1964, amid Eastern Shore racial tensions and National Guard patrols in Cambridge. Ryder Morton signals opposition to Kennedy civil rights, while farmer parity concerns challenge Kennedy on rural economics.
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Washington
Goldwater
Beau Pow
Beall
Charles “Mac” Mathias
Free State
Baltimore
Theodore McKelcin
David Leu
Mary Jams
John Kennedy
Maryland
Kennedy
Cambridge
Stupidity and Trust Reflections From a Troubled Life
A reflective narrator recounts years of questionable acts driven by misplaced trust. He describes enabling friends through theft, manipulation, and risky schemes, exposing how generosity and loyalty backfired. He ends noting his own blindness and a stubborn, lifelong stubbornness.
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Christopher Columbus
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A. C. Hadcutt
Robert W. Punk
L. Stevenson Businessee
O.R. Stokley Advertising
Is Eorain County Printing Publishing Co
Eaat Ave
B. Schoepfle
A.D. Hudnutt
Wlow
Hur
Drew Pearson
Premier de Gaspari
France
le Havre
John Chamberlain
W.va
Shoreham, Inc
United Mine Workers
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Sys
Johm Kennedy
Department of Agriculture
Paul Findley
Dlinois
U. S
Jim Bishop
Joan
Detroit
John Toolan
Fotsi
Itigures
Buzzard
Grandpappy
Paw
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