Lausche backs $250 million Ohio bond issue
Editorial lauds Sen Frank J Lausche endorsement of the state improvements bond, argues the plan funds colleges, schools, conservation and state facilities without raising taxes. It notes bipartisan support and states the bond would be funded by existing cigarette tax revenue, not new levies, urging swift approval.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Sen
Lausche
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Tuman
Citizens For Chin’s Future
Sen. Lausche
Lorain
Walter J. Wright remembered for tax relief program
Lorain County voters trusted Walter J. Wright as treasurer for 24 years after serving as deputy. During the Great Depression he introduced an installment tax plan, visiting distressed homeowners to prevent foreclosures, a move later adopted into law and credited with saving homes. He retired ten years ago.
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Lorain County
Walter J. Wright
Tegret
Mr. Wright
Mer. Wright
Ohio
Loram County
He Fnally
Letters condemn hit and run driver and praise fire department
Readers condemn a hit and run on a stray dog on West Ave and praise Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department for a Fire Prevention Week parade and outreach. They thank readers for helping locate a lost dog Skeeter and urge kinder treatment of pets, urging conscience in animal care.
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Chronicle-Telegram
West Ave
Carlisle
Brentwood
Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department
Afidview
Harold Bruce
The Chronicle-Telegram 1963 Elyria edition notice
The Chronicle Telegram header lists the 1963 issue date October 15 with staff roles at The Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. including president Schoensie and Budnutt as view president, editors Baker Punk Stevenson and Stoney in charge of pages and business, on East Avenue Elyria.
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Smerinua Jare
George Baker
Robert W Punk
Peter I. Stevenson
C_R Stoney
Reisinger
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
O. B. Schoensie
A.D. Budnutt
Emperors Visit Sparks Cassius Clay Encounter
During a Philadelphia stop of Emperor Haile Selassie entourage police and security aides sought a word with Al Lewitt. Cassius Clay approached and offered to pose for a photo to do the Emperor some good, but Selassie was unavailable.
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Washington
Emperor Haile Selassie of
Philadelphia
al Lewitt
Lewitt
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Cassius
Galbraith and Rostow under fire over India and growth
Masani reports Galbraith attacked India’s public sector favored by Nehru while Rostow's rural takeoff idea challenges steel-led schemes. The piece questions whether they align with Republicans or Kennedy era politics amid protests about growth, profits, and policy priorities.
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Masani
Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Walt Rostow
Kennedy
Rostow
Galbraith
Expensive presidential trip drew bipartisan skepticism
Washington report details the high cost and heavy campaigning tone of Kennedy's cross country tour. Richland spent 600000 on a security and logistics push with 23 phones four heliports and special bleachers while stops in Cheyenne Montana Laramie Tacoma and Salt Lake City urged reelection bids for McGee Mansfield Udall Freeman and other Democrats. While critics like Marianne Means and Tom Wicker labeled the trip lackluster and unfocused supporters noted economic and policy arguments used to bolster Democratic candidates.
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Washington
Richland
Wash
John Kennedy
White House
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kennedy
Gale McGee
Senate
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Stewart Udall
Orville Freeman
Laramie
McGee
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Barry Goldwater
Marianne Means
Nece
New York Times
Tom Wicker
Duluth
Minnesota
Hon
Nixon name pops up often in Ohio GOP talk
In Columbus, Nixon remains a frequent topic amid jockeying for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He says he is not a candidate, yet his name surfaces as politicians weigh a Kennedy record and future leadership. Other names like Goldwater Scranton Rockefeller Morton Romney are discussed as Ohio GOP leaders seek unity and a viable path to the convention.
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Canada
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Cleveland
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Kennedy
GOP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Buckeye
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
James A. Rhodes
Ray C. Bliss
U.S
Throston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Michigan
George Romney
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India
John Chamberlain
Galbralth
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Sinco Masani
Bombay
Harvard
Keith Galbraith
New Delhi
Nehru
Indian Congress Party
Japan
Calvin Coolidge
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry Jackson
Albert Rossellini
Haskell
Arizona
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