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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1963
Page
12
The Chronicle-Telegram joins a nationwide salute to more than 800000 newspaper boys and 433 carriers delivering to over 27000 subscribers daily. National Newspaper Boy Day marks National Newspaper Week with praise for carriers and their role in developing civic responsibility and industrious youth.
A reader letter criticizes the President Kennedy advisory committee on federal salaries led by Clarence Randall of Inland Steel. The writer argues proposed raises from 25 000 to 60 000 violate American ideals, fear burden on taxpayers, and urges shelving the plan and voting against increases for Congress and other officials.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk posts a no trespassing directive aimed at Senate Internal Security Subcommittee probes into State Department security practices. The directive, signed August 15 by Abba Schwartz, bars appearance or interviews with subcommittee staff unless cleared by Schwartz or Deputy Administrator for Security Mr. Mace. The subcommittee brands the move a legal violation and cites Title 5 Section 52 of the U.S. Code and 1958 concurrent resolutions. One top State official, Heb Gito’s Gito Otepka, risks dismissal for cooperation with the panel.
The Chronicle-Telegram reports on the Otepka case with subcommittee tensions as Sen. Dodd presses Rusk for testimony. It notes a prior swap involving RB-47 pilots and Melekh, and questions Kennedy’s denials. It also highlights Atheneum’s $40,000 push for Nelson Rockefeller’s The Future of Federalism and Texas oilman George Bush as a GOP senatorial candidate.
Washington gossip about Jackie Kennedy during her Mediterranean trip intensifies as President Kennedy urges her to return for entertaining the Irish prime minister. Insiders note marital strain but affirm deep loyalty despite spats and separations.
A satirical look at a October 2 1963 Congressional Record day noting lengthy debates and appendix reprints. It covers Senate greetings to Haile Selassie, quarrels over floor tallying, various bills, and a 26 percent absentee rate.
The piece discusses Soviet political detentions and prisoner exchanges, noting cases like Rev. Walter M. Ciszek and Istvan Som, and critiques U S diplomacy. It argues for demanding political concessions, cites Khrushchev era statements, and links easing regimes to Soviet economic pressures while urging leverage in wheat trade.
The piece outlines legal timing tricks to reduce 1963 taxes by accelerating deductions before December 31 and deferring income to 1964. Strategies include paying medical bills, property taxes, licenses, and bonuses early, maximizing charitable deductions, harvesting stock losses, and prepaying interest. It notes both individuals and corporations can use these moves with cash prizes as incentives.
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