Newspaper Leadership Roster Listing Key Editors and Officers
The document lists Stuart R. Paddock Jr as President Robert Y. Paddock as Executive Vice President Francis E. Stites as Secretary M S Flanders as Treasurer Charles E. Hayes as Editor Daniel E. Baumann as Executive Editor Richard B. Friedman as Managing Editor Kenneth A. Knox as Assistant Managing Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart R. Paddock JR
Robert Y. Paddock
Francis E. Stites
M.s.flanders
Charles E. Hayes
Daniel E. Baumann
Richard B. Friedman
Kenneth A. Knox
Du Page considers county planning commission to guide growth
The DuPage County Board of Supervisors weighs creating a county planning commission drafted by the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission. Proposed makeup includes three county board members three village leaders and five public or special district representatives. The plan aims to coordinate municipal county metropolitan and state efforts for balanced development with a nongovernmental input sought.
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DuPage County Board of Supervisors
Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission
DuPage
NIPC
Commission
Planning Commission
Imbeciles on Wheels Raise a Defence on Maple Street
Mount Prospect resident Ernest Savage installs a signed warning on his home after vandalism and egging, citing police inaction. He laments noise vandalism by motorcycles and reckless driving, urging courtesy and caution amid late night street racing and stop sign violations.
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Ernest Savage
Maple Street
Mount Prospect
Critic's Corner Portrait of Jimmie Acker III
Barry Sigale profiles James Archibald Acker III known as Jimmie a short stout college student who revels in college life while facing academic struggles. The piece notes his Virginia accent and self assurance before likely scholastic consequences.
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James Archibald Acker III
Jimmie
James Archibald III
Virginia
Jimmie Archibald III The Dormitory Prankster
James Archibald III known as Jimmie was a late riser who teased friends in a friendly way. He spent nights in the basement rec room watching TV and performing Gross Theatre theatrics with his candy bar and banter before flunking out and returning the next year as himself again.
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Jimmie
Virginia
James Archibald III
Dizzy Dean recalls Gas House Gang in Cardinals lore
In town for an All-Star game, Dizzy Dean reminisces about the St. Louis Cardinals Gas House Gang days. He recounts a famous moment when Frankie Frisch clashed with umpire Bill Klem, who declined to eject him after Frisch feigned collapse saying Dead or alive, Frisch, you're out of the game.
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Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Bill Klem
Klem
Frisch
Paddock Defends SDS in Arlington Heights Police Action
The column argues Paddock portrays SDS as violent and anti law, praising the Wanderer and criticizing Arlington Heights Police for distributing literature about SDS. It notes Life Line’s status as a conservative view and questions editorial bias while citing editor notes.
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Paddock
SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Arlington Heights
Life Line
Arlington Heights Police Department
Arlington Police
Chicago
Paul Scott
The
Wanderer
McClellan Probers
United States
Midwest
Paddock Publications
Critics' Corner sparks fear in Arlington Heights readers
A reader disputes Virginia Kuc mierz in Critics' Corner claiming her piece stoked racism. The letter cites a Chicago ghetto drive and a truck driver’s aid as examples, noting no greater danger in white areas and recounting a window being shot.
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Arlington Heights
George Kouzman
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Hosea C. Paddock
Stuart R. Paddock
By Leon Burnett
Washington
UPI
George Aiken
R-Vt
Cook County
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon
Humphrey
Dan Baumann
Pathfinder
Critic’s Corner
By Barry Sigale
Jim — Theatre
Rev
Sen
William
Proxmire
D-Wis
Mr. Prospect, III
Virginia Kucmierz
Critics’ Corner
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