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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1965
Page
13
A description outlines using a coffee can, rubber bands and a heavy iron bolt to create a rolling toy. The iron object is placed in the center of the bands, which are looped and twisted to store energy. When released the can rolls then unwinds energy as it moves in the opposite direction.
Aluminum Co of Chicago and Alsco Tac raised residential siding prices by $1 per hundred square feet but acknowledge the increase may fail without major producers following suit. Separately, personal income jumped in September due to retroactive Social Security payments, with the Commerce Department reporting an annual rate of $545.3 billion, up $13.3 billion from August.
New York industry figures warn color film demand will outpace lab capacity. Bill Van Praag cites five major NY labs and multiple smaller facilities scrambling to process ads, programs, and features as color broadcasts grow across NBC ABC and CBS. Calls for an emergency meeting, education, interim processing rules, and a funded study group to expand technician training.
The piece advises homeowners on winter vacations, arguing to leave heating on a low level to avoid a cold, damp return. It recommends draining plumbing only if heat is fully off and stresses daily checks by a neighbor with plumber contact details to handle any issues promptly.
Eastern railroads win millions in additional annual revenue after resolving an 11 1/2 year dispute with Western lines over the division of coast-to-coast freight earnings. The agreement ends a long-running settlement process and reallocates income between the rival groups.
Arctic Ocean ice typically measures nine to 12 feet thick, a figure cited by National Geographic. The finding highlights seasonal and regional variations in sea ice depth and implications for climate studies and navigation.
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