Personnel and Editorial Leadership Cadre Named
The roster 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 Ef. 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 EF. Hayes
Daniel E. Baumann
Richard B. Friedman
Kenneth A. Knox
Communities Seek Joint Action on Shared Local Problems
Across Roselle Bloomingdale Hoffman Estates Schaumburg and Northwest suburban neighbors push cooperation to solve common issues. A gravel pit dispute prompts a 90-50 funded legal study while joint meetings and regional talks aim to ease odors rats and pollution near O'Hare.
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Roselle
Bloomingdale
Schaumburg Township
Hoffman Estates
Schaumburg
O’hare
Slum landlord songs turn suburb rat woes into rhythm
A column recounts an East Harlem tale of a slum landlord who rewrites misery into music. He inspires tenants in Roselle and Bensenville to sing away their rat problems by reframing hardship as a state of mind, with a Northern spiritual twist.
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Arlington Heights
Mount Prospect
Barrington
New York City
Jim Vesely
Roselle
Bensenville
Joe
Suwannee
Stephen Foster
East Harlem
Erlenborn
Downers Grove
Elmhurst
Joliet
Critic's Corner Rules for Series Coverage
Barry Sigale laments conflicts among reporters at Chicago and New York press events. He cites stunts during interviews, suggests no ads during the World Series, a 15 minute cooling off period, and one game at a time coverage to preserve focus on reporting.
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Press
DuPage GOP Poll Signals Shift on Vietnam Policy
A Republican poll in DuPage County shows growing public desire to exit Vietnam. Rep. John Erlenborn cites swing toward withdrawal, with 44 percent favoring rapid troop withdrawal, 26 percent hawkish victory, and 24 percent immediate return home despite possible defeat.
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DuPage County
Vietnam
Nixon
John Erlenborn
Elmhurst
Washington
Joliet
Will County
Congress
Illinois
Erlenborn
Paris
Now in Life's Cycle There Is Death
The piece laments Lake Michigan air and earth polluted by human activity. It contrasts youth’s vitality with old age and heavy pollution, describing polluted water air and soil, and questions humanity's role in poisoning nature and endangering future generations.
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Lake Michigan
Blythe
Illinois
Earth
Keep Post Office Public
Letter from Edward A Dolney of Bartlett urges Congress to reform the postal service without privatizing it. He warns that turning the Post Office into a government corporation could raise rates and reduce service while corporate directors pursue profit.
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Congress
Edward A. Dolney Bartlett
Publicity Clinic Praised by PEO Sisterhood Leader
Dorothy J. Julin, president of PEO Sisterhood Mount Prospect, lauds the publicity clinic as the finest service for women’s organizations. She credits the department’s hours of thought and staff effort as deeply appreciated and beneficial for understanding cooperation needs.
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Dorothy J. Julin
PEO Sisterhood
Mount Prospect
Readers Invited to Send Signed Letters to The Fence Post
The Fence Post invites readers to submit correspondence under 500 words. Anonymous letters are not considered, and all letters must be signed with name and address. Mail to Paddock Publications at Arlington Heights IL 60006.
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Fence Post
Paddock Publications
Arlington Heights
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Leo Durocher
the Political Beat
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Goldwater
Post Office
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