Libel Slander and Privilege Under Illinois Law
A public service explainer outlines defamation and the difference between libel and slander under Illinois law. It notes that liability requires communication to someone other than the subject, and that true statements can still be wrongful if malice or bad motives exist. The piece explains privilege when reporting suspicions to police or testifying, and warns against malicious poison pen letters even if true.
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Illinois
Election Reform Proposals for Illinois General Assembly
The Taxpayers Federation of Illinois urges reform in election laws during the 75th General Assembly. It advocates separating ballots on expensive propositions, improving electronic vote processing, and possibly using counting stations plus trained second teams to speed counts while noting precinct judges’ long day and higher costs for better results.
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75Th General Assembly
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Michael J. Howlett
General Assembly
74Th General Assembly
Representatives
Illinois House of Representatives
Federation
Free Ride at the United Nations Speakers On Budget Burdens
An Associated Press report states some UN members dodge full budget payments yet keep voting rights while the U N struggles to curb costs. An African envoy challenges travel economy proposals, arguing diplomats cannot travel as ordinary tourists and questions whether all nations pay their share.
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United Nations
United States
Associated Press
General Assembly
U.N
Illinois Seventieth Stamp Design Contest Opens statewide
Illinois Sesquicentennial Commission announces a statewide design contest for a 1968 postage stamp. Five winning entries receive 500 dollars each. if a winning entry is adopted by the Post Office, a further up to 1000 dollars may be awarded. Entries due March 15, 1967. rules brochures available at 1936 N Clark St Chicago IL 60614.
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Illinois Sesquicentennial Commission
Illinois
U.S. Post Office Department
U.S. Post Office
Shawneetown
Ill
N. Clark St
Chicago
The Golden Years and Retirement Realities
A nostalgic essay urges those over 55 to face aging with faith and adjustment. It notes 4000 Americans turn 65 daily, many are content with Social Security Medicare and pensions, and highlights decades of adaptation from technology to social change as evidence that retirement can be managed. It offers a 36 page booklet for 50 cents to Dept CSPS New York.
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U.S
TVA
WPA
NRA
Bishop Pike
Outer Space
Dept. Csps
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Training Youths For A Stronger America
A call to adults to instill patriotism and moral guidance in youth. The speaker thanks church school teachers, Boy and Girl Scout leaders, 4-H leaders, and devoted teachers for educating and inspiring young people to stand up for their country.
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America
Auction Market For All
The New York Stock Exchange has shifted toward public ownership, promoting equal access for individual and institutional investors. Keith Funston, president of the Exchange, says all customers must have equal access and terms, rejecting special breaks for big institutions.
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Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Joe Pungle
Pumpkin Hollow
Exchange
Square Deal
Whett
The
Joe’s
U.S
Keith Funston
Aunt Jane
January origins and notable events span history
An overview traces January from ancient Roman calendars and Janus to Saxon names and the Julian reform. It notes January birthstone garnet remedies and highlights key dates: Lincoln's 1863 Emancipation Proclamation, 1778 France recognizing American independence, 1920 Prohibition start, and births of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson among others.
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Pompilius
Julius Ceasar
Christ
Caesar
Gregory III
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Panama Canal
New Orleans
America
France
Clark
Illinois
LaSalle
Matagorda Bay
Texas
Upper
Mississippi
Prohibition
Robert E. Lee
Bluffs
St. Louis
Bloody Island
Thomas Jonathan Stonewall Jackson
Art Resources Traveler to tour Illinois schools
The Art Resources Traveler, a mobile art center planned by Illinois educators, will travel the state exposing students to original works valued at 100000 dollars. It features pieces from ancient to modern masters and is loaned by the Art Institute of Chicago, Field Museum, Olson Foundation, and National Gallery of Art.
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Ray Page
Illinois
Art Resources Traveler
B.C
A.D
Ciotto
Renoir
Raeburn
Carvaggio
Art Institute of Chicago
Field Museum
Olson Foundation
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Educational Facilities Laboratory
The
Ford Foundation
Devel
Congress
World's most valuable stamp is the one penny magenta
The one penny magenta of 1856, British Guiana, is the world’s most valuable stamp with a value reportedly over 100000 dollars. Its unique octagonal form bears the initials E D W and remains known for its elusive single existence and storied history from 19th century discoveries to later buyers such as Arthur Hind.
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British Guiana
Ervin J. Felix
Whitman Publishing Company
Racine
Wis
E.D.W
L. Vernon Vaughn
Felix
Arthur Hind
Utica
N.Y
Hind
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact crossword with across clues ranging from clay to camper’s need and down clues including talking bird constellation raise sideways fish prod and matron wallop Malayan boat. The grid interlocks clues across and down for a classic word puzzle experience.
Lidded pitcher and cryptic clue notes
Puzzle fragment lists items such as a lidded pitcher and a reference to Tre with incomplete crossings. Context shows a crosswords style clue set including Edges and Cab bage salad with garbled text. The readable bits hint at a wordplay puzzle or diarist notes.
Puzzle fragment hints and word clues list
A cryptic style list includes entries such as Spud, Nour, Oriental, Banished, Compass, Contradict point, Waistcoats, First-person, and Level contraction. The text resembles a partial puzzle or crossword clue collection with scattered terms and incomplete hints.
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Columbia Star
George W. Smith
Roy P. Conrad
Ophelia Mueller
Alice Horcher
Clarion Printing Company, Inc
Columbia
Pu ‘asGpefinien
Illinois State Bar Association
Becaus
SiViie
Jonn W
Numa Pompilius
Rome
Janus
January
Mary Whitman
Abraham
Devon
Tool
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