Christmas giving in Elyria communities plans in aid
Elyria churches and civic groups prepare for Christmas charity to help needy families, with past efforts by Salvation Army and volunteers providing food clothing and eye care. The piece condemns boycotts and racism while affirming a universal holiday spirit and anticipation of the season.
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Elyria
Sama
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Ciristmas
Broad Sto
Sim
Christ
God
Merchants confront shoplifting as bigger loss than robberies
A group of merchants discussshoplifting impact across industries noting it requires solid proof before accusation. A woman seen placing two unpopped coin packages in her handbag triggered a confrontation at the checkout. Mirrors in stores deter some theft but are not foolproof. Prosecution and higher prices to cover losses follow, with shoplifters of all ages.
Letters from our readers reveal concern about law and safety
The Chronicle features reader letters from Elyria and LaGrange. A Elyria resident laments lenient treatment of lawbreakers and praises law enforcement while calling for safer conditions. A LaGrange resident warns of a careless cigarette toss that nearly caused a house fire and urges precaution.
Drought Dangers Highlighted In Tuesday Demonstration
The Chronicle Telegram notes a first hand demonstration Tuesday showing dangerous drought conditions. The item reflects editorials from The Family Newspaper era with staff including J Clare George and Robert Funk among others and is published by Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co in Elyria Ohio on October 21, 1963.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Huanutt
J. Clare George
W Funk
Peter Lb. Stevenson
Storley Advertising
Reisinger
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria O. Co. B
Schoepfie
A. D. Kudnute
Editor Letter Submission Guidelines For Publication
The column requires letters to include the writer's signed name and full address. Unsigned letters are rejected and names may be withheld on request for justified reasons. Short letters are preferred due to space limits and readership. Unsuitable letters include libelous or untrue statements or poor taste.
Policy chaos in Latin America under Kennedy era actions
The piece argues U S Latin policy is a shambles after four coups in seven months including Honduras and the Dominican Republic It criticizes aid strategies and Cuba Castroism as the root of regional unrest urging clear public explanation to taxpayers and policy rethink by Washington.
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United States
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Western Hemisphere
Villeda Morales
Comainican Republic
Honduras
Ecuador
Guatemala
Cuba
Castro
Moscow
Floria
New Frontier
Washington Post
Prog.ress
Tito as middle man of communism stirs U.S. debate
Washington notes Tito a controversial figure praised by some for moderation and criticized by others as a tool of American policy. He has backed relaxed tensions with the U.S. and urged ongoing talks between Kennedy and Khrushchev, while acknowledging Soviet wartime suffering and potential for peaceful cooperation.
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Washington
Josip Broz Tito
United States
John Tower
Texas
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Wiliam Prosmire
D-Wis
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
Tito
Kennedy
Jos Sialm
Yugoslavia
United Nations
Russia
U.S.A
Ussr
Rusk
Adlai Stevenson
Adriatic
USA
Khrushchev
China
Red Army
Cuba
Berlin
Moscow
Tito Taade
Khrushichev
Soviet Union
Grandpappy comments on Khrushchev and peace aims
Grandpappy remarks that the desire is for normal development in peace without war tremors. He views Khrushchev’s aim as preserving peace while pursuing economic competition and improving Soviet living standards.
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Khrushchev
One-Eyed Porter Drives Blood Rescue 131 Miles North
Porter a Reno blood bank driver at 1.70 an hour saved a Chester Cal. man. He hauled four units of blood to Seneca Hospital but faced a court fine for speeding. The judge reduced the fine and Porter paid out of pocket, seeking repayment from Southwest Blood Inc.
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Southwest Blood Banks Inc
Alexander L. Porter
Porter
Reno
Nevada
Route 395
California Border
Beckwith Pass
Chester
Cal
Seneca Hospital
God
Honey Lake
Janesville
Susanville
Southwest Blood Inc
Capt
Southwest Blood
Jim
New Weatherseal and Loading Innovations Unveiled
Weatherseal polypropylane fibers resist air infiltration and improve sliding for windows and doors. Clark Equipment Co. introduces an air film loading system letting one worker load 120000 pounds in 30 minutes.
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Schlegel Mfg. Co
Jefferson Rd
Rochester
Clark Equipment Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Drew Pearson
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