Jenkins Case Shakes Campaign But Johnson Edge Holds
Washington based survey finds Goldwater gains from the Walter Jenkins affair but supporters doubt it shifts the race away from President Lyndon B. Johnson. Leaders warn the ethics issue could sway cautious Republican voters and independents while Democrats stay largely stable.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn
NEA
Barry Goldwater
Walter Jenkins
Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jenkins
Johnson
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
California
Bobby Baker
New York Observer
Baker
Iowa
Chicago
Utah
Kenneth Keating
Hugh Scott
Resignation of Dr Karl Plath at Sterling Township High School
The SHS Board of Education District 300 announced the resignation of Dr Karl Plath as superintendent effective June 11 1965. He had led since 1961 after Roscoe Eades retirement and will become superintendent of a Park Illinois high school district supervising about 3000 students.
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Karl Plath
SHS Board of Education
Plath
Sterling Township High School
Roscoe Eades
Illinois
Sterling
Park
Dr. Plath
Dr Karl Plath sought by schools but remains at Sterling Township
The Daily Gazette reports interest in Dr Karl Plath from multiple schools while he honors his existing contract. Community praise notes his administrative skill and civic activity, with bets on his favorable view of Sterling Township High School. Khrushchev era analysis follows, discussing leadership shifts and Soviet policy uncertainty.
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Daily Gazette
Dr. Plath
Sketches by Ben Burroughs on lasting marriage virtues
The piece stresses that love alone cannot sustain marriage. It urges understanding and real self sacrifice, living for each other, tenderness, and lifting waning spirits. Religion, prayer together, respect, and deep trust are called jewels for a durable partnership. The essay concludes that success depends on mutual choice and effort.
Editorial Barbs A New England Man Has Studied Snowflakes
A New England man has studied snowflakes for 25 years as part of an editorial barb about tricks and how fashions may redefine modesty. The piece mocks lingering habits and comments on changing dress codes and refuse container wording.
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New England
Chicago Waiter Arrested for Speeding Prompted by Bills
A Chicago restaurant worker was arrested after a speeding incident. The report notes the restaurant where he worked but does not disclose the exact address.
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Chicago
Crisis in Russia as Khrushchev is ousted from power
The Crisis in Russia notes Khrushchev’s departure after age and health concerns. Brezhnev and Kosygin rise, hinting at policy continuity. It discusses party tensions, Sino Soviet split, and global market reactions amid U.S. and British electoral moments. The piece contemplates a peaceful transition.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
Ussr
Communist Party Central Committee
Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Khrushchev
West
Red China
Chicago Daily News
Communist Party
Polly's Pointers Brings Homemaking Tips and DIY Tricks
Daily Gazette readers share practical hints from dusting flea powder to deter ants to safer sewing lighting and book resting in bed. Tips include using flea powder away from children, preventing robin strikes on a large window, a Home night light rig for better sewing, a clip board to hold books, and penny wise bargain ideas for kid clothes and a sand sandbox canopy.
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Polly
The
Daily Gazette
We the Women There Was a Time Remember When
A reflective column contrasts past female roles with modern behavior. It notes shifts in decisions about careers grandchildren and domestic expectations, highlighting how couples now navigate choices together and how language mirrors changing independence.
Why Is He Always Late For Meals Dear Mrs. Lawrence
A 10 year old’s lateness at meals is framed as a protest against parental domination. The column urges both parents to show genuine interest in the child’s delays, noting the dining table as a power space and suggesting attention to the child’s needs may reduce resistance.
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Mrs. Lawrence
Grace
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Strength for the Day by Earl L Douglass
A devotional note explains that children show growth through play and learning, spelling out how baby steps toward coordination become lifelong physical and mental development. The author compares adolescence to earlier puberty and asserts the race, and the current generation, will endure and survive.
Five Years Ago Glimpse Dated News Summary
Five years ago in San Antonio Texas a baby girl died at 6 04 am weighing one pound 13 ounces she was the last survivor among five daughters born to the wife of an Air Force lieutenant. Frantz Manufacturing filed a registration with the SEC for 191053 shares of common stock. The University of Illinois received a 275000 Ford Foundation grant to strengthen its engineering faculty. Harry B. Price 85 former Whiteside county school superintendent died at his Morrison home. Western powers and the Bonn Republic reached agreement to end the Allied occupation of West Germany. Harry S Morgan of Chicago outlined Morrison Community Hospital remodeling plans at a Rotary Club meeting.
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Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Frantz Manufacturing Company
Securing and Exchange Commission
University of Illinois
Ford Foundation
Harry B. Price
Whiteside County
Morrison
Bonn Republic
West Germany
Harry S. Morgan
Chicago
Morrison Community Hospital
Rotary Club
Sterling student Pat Barlow named F H A district PR chair
Pat Barlow of Sterling Township High School was elected district public relations chairman of the Future Homemakers of America Section 21. The vote occurred yesterday at the sectional meeting.
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Pat Barlow
Sterling Township
Future Homemakers of America
Business Sale and Local Updates From Town
John Schoenhaar sold his business at 218 E Third St. Kenneth Moore reports American expeditionary forces invading the Philippines Tokyo announced today. The Fenton Elevator and Supply Co. shipped their first car load of new corn Tuesday. Mrs. Harry E. Shiffer of Rock Falls reelected county president of the Kings Daughters.
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John Schoenhaar
E Third St
Kenneth Moore
Philippines
Tokyo
Fenton Elevator and Supply Co
Harry E. Shiffer
Rock Falls
Kings Daughters
Public fund drive aims to fund hospital boiler upgrade
Next Saturday tag day at Sterling Public Hospital intends to raise money for a new boiler and steel window strips. The event seeks community contributions to improve hospital facilities and efficiency.
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Sterling Public Hospital
United States
Great Britain
Rockfeller
Nelson
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