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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1968
Page
2
A survey of teenagers shows 42 percent of girls expect to wed by 21, versus 14 percent of boys. Among boys 23 percent doubt marriage will come, while 18 percent of girls doubt it. The piece also notes various trivia and historical facts on birds fleas floods the 1918 flu and the California state rock designation in 1965.
A top Turkish NATO executive was arrested after being caught photographing secret documents. He had access to NATO financial data and other classified information. The incident follows tensions from Moscow's invasion of Czechoslovakia and prompts renewed security scrutiny at NATO headquarters.
New York analysts note the Dow Jones Industrial average has risen nearly 80 percent since August and expect a mild correction. W. E. Hutton & Co warns tax surcharges may bite next year, advising investors to curb spending as prices move higher. The Alexander Hamilton Institute predicts a mild pullback before a slower resumption, with resistance building near the 1966 high.
Elyria City Auditor Edwin G. Haywood writes to the Senate Finance Committee urging support for a new amendment to the municipal financing law. He warns that altering tax exempt status would cripple local governments’ ability to fund major capital improvements. Recipients include Senators Long Dirksen McCarthy and Morton.
OSU pays 72 dollars yearly to store microfilmed records dating from 1880s in a former limestone mine near Bogers Pennsylvania. Owned by National Storage, the vault sits 200 feet underground and employs about 200 people while offering security against arson and potential CW attack.
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