How Howard Miller Might Rule Chicago and TV as Mayor
New York columnist Marie Torre profiles Howard Miller, a 40-year-old Chicagoan and NBC TV disk jockey who says he would love to be mayor of Chicago. He stresses independence over party ties, notes he could influence public life if elected, and explains he would keep broadcasting while serving.
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Federal Court Cases in Iowa Losing Ground
The federal courts in Iowa show a higher pending caseload in 1957 with 130 cases in the Northern district and 195 in the Southern, up from the year before. Dispositions lag, averaging about one year in the North and 17 months in the South, while criminal cases show 131 disposed in the North and seven pending at year end, with mixed backlogs.
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Five Teens Die In Crash Near Chicago Suburb
Five Chicago teenagers on a souped-up car veered off a curve near Waukegan Illinois and crashed into a tree after tearing through a row of mail, leaving a sixth critically injured on a Sunday.
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Television Listings Monday Night Roadshow Guide
Television listings present a scrambled schedule with multiple segments and host names. It includes shows like Robin Hood and December Bride along with musical acts, weather notes, and a few personal names such as Kina Smith Jim and Sam Hayes. The grid shows times like 16:20 17:00 and channels or segment markers like News 6 and 13.
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Navy ROTC offers free college education to seniors
High school seniors ages 17 to 20 by July 1 may apply for NROTC training through the Navy. The program covers tuition, textbooks, instructional fees, and a monthly subsistence allowance, plus uniforms for naval courses. Applicants must remain unmarried until commissioning, accept a commission if offered, and serve up to four years active duty. Applications are at the Navy recruiting office.
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Court to Study Validity of Hot Cargo Pacts
The Supreme Court agreed to hear challenges to hot cargo labor contracts in transportation and building sectors. Lower courts split on Taft Hartley implications for unions not handling non union or strikebound goods. Also, the court reversed contempt verdicts against Portland witnesses and set aside a similar conviction in New Hampshire. It allowed FTC access to Fireman’s Fund books and declined to intervene in Virgil Hawkins Florida admission case.
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Schweinefus Rites Tuesday at Ossian
Services for Henry Schweinefus seventy a retired Ossian farmer will be held Tuesday at p.m. in Stavanger Lutheran church. He died of a heart attack Saturday night after intervening in an alleged tavern brawl at the Ossian hotel. Two men are held on assault charges Duane Nesvik Spirit Lake and Marvin Staak Elkader.
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Burlington Man Drowns After Falling From Boat
Burlington resident Ralph Anderson Basquin aged 59 drowned in the Mississippi River near Burlington on Sunday afternoon. He reportedly fell from his boat while intending to check fish lines on an island. Nearby boaters pulled him from the water but rescue efforts failed.
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