Notable City Newspaper Staff Roster
The page lists key newsroom figures including Stuart R. Paddock Jr as President and Robert Y. Paddock as Executive Vice President along with Francis E. Stites secretary M. S. Flanders treasurer and editors Daniel E. Baumann Richard B. Friedman Kenneth A. Knox guiding the paper.
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
Northwest Suburban Junior Miss interviews scheduled
The annual Northwest Suburban Junior Miss Pageant will hold interviews on October 26 after an earlier orientation. Finals are set for November 16. The event emphasizes scholastic achievement poise appearance fitness talent and interview ability rather than beauty. Eligible participants are area high school senior girls with a B average or better. Past winners include Kathy Benysh Roselle 1965 and Sue Courtney Mount Prospect 1966 with 1967 Kim Garrity Rolling Meadows as a runner up and 1968 Pam Weir Arlington Heights as Illinois Junior Miss with Debbie Benysh Roselle as runner up.
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Northwest Suburbs
Kathy Benysh
Roselle
Illinois
Sue Courtney
Mount Prospect
Kim Garrity
Rolling Meadows
Pam Weir
Arlington Heights
Debbie Benysh
Doomsday antenna project sparks Wisconsin debate
Dan Baumann cautions that the Navy plans Project Sanguine to lay an underground antenna grid through Laurentian Shield rock to transmit orders for global retaliation. He argues the scheme risks leakage and moral hazards while imagining absurd doomsday variants.
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Navy
Wisconsin
Land of Lakes
Laurentian Shield
Nap Moratorium Debate Sparks Suburban Apathy
A critic vents about a nationwide Vietnam moratorium demo failing to mobilize Northwest suburbs students. He cites few participants at Pioneer Park and laments suburban youth with limited reaction, while noting a Arlington Heights student council petition in support but no class walkout.
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Pioneer Park
Vietnam
United States
Lynn Heidt
Suburbia
St. Viator High School
Arlington Heights
Philadelphia
Time Has Come Mr President on Vietnam Moratorium
The piece argues the Vietnam Moratorium spurred polarization with counter displays from veterans groups and officials. It maintains many Americans seek an end to U S involvement while not doubting their patriotism, urging Nixon to recognize a sober national mood and the demand to withdraw.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Gut
United States
Hanoi
Crane supporter defends Crane win and media bias
Kenneth A. Grogan of Arlington Heights critiques local and Chicago papers for bias after the 13th District primary. He argues turnout exceeded expectations, praises Phil Crane as a strong, district-aware nominee, and urges GOP unity despite editorial dissent.
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Phil Crane
Crane
Arlington Heights
Chicago
13Th
Fourth Estate
Warman
Gerald Marks
Republican Party
Kenneth A. Grogan
Readers Encouraged to Send Signed Letters to The Fence Post
The Fence Post invites correspondence from readers and will publish letters of 500 words or less. Anonymous letters are not considered. Letters must be signed with name and address and directed to The Fence Post Paddock Publications Arlington Heights IL 60006.
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Fence Post
Paddock Publications
Arlington Heights
Fine Reporting Praise Letter to Roselle Paper Writer
A reader from Wheaton commends staff writer Virginia Kucmierz for an accurate fair report of the Con-Con forum at Itasca Country Club on Tuesday October 7. He applauds the clear outlining of candidate differences and urges more papers to have such reporters.
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Virginia Kucmierz
Itasca Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. C. Paddock
Hosea C. Paddock
Stuart R. Paddock
By Dan Baumann
Army
Siberia
Project Sanguine
Dan
Baumann
Paddock
Critic’s Corner
America
Murray Dubin
Knox
By Ken Knox
Peaceniks
White House
Ken
Crane Man
Philip Crane
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