Kennedy Explains Tax Plan In Illinois
President Kennedy toured Illinois to advocate a $10 billion tax cut, warning that without action the nation faces a decade of depression and unemployment. He urged using wartime tax relief to stimulate growth and jobs, while dedicating Chicago’s O’Hare Airport and aiding Mayor Daley’s re election bid.
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CHICAGO
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
Q’Hare
Richard J. Daley
Daley
White House
Highland Jewelry Holduplead Admitted By O Fallon Man
An O Fallon man Gerald Henry 26 signed a statement admitting a 5400 robbery at Ziegler Jewelry Store Highland February 28. Police seek the second man who fled to St Louis after the arrest. Donna Lee Lee 25 admitted driving the getaway car. Barbara Reid 21 is another suspect. Both charged with accessory to armed robbery.
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O'Fallon
St. Louis
Ziegler
Highland
Gerald Henry
East State St
Henry
Michigan Ave
St Lows
Donna Gail Lee
South 19th St
Belleville
Donna Lee
Barbara Ann Reid
Route 1
Sparta
Highland Police
Ill State basketball teams clash in thrilling semifinal clash
In Champaign Illinois Centralia rallied from a 14 point second quarter deficit to overtake Springfield Lanphier 50 to 44 and advance to the semifinals of the Illinois State high school basketball tournament.
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CHAMPAIGN
Centralia
Springfield Lanphier
Civil Defense Names Post Office Banks as Fallout Shelters
Civil Defense designates three downtown sites Edwardsville Post Office Bank of Edwardsville Edwardsville National Bank as fallout shelters with food and water stocks. Four potential shelters including Madison County Courthouse await approval and capacity estimates. Government plans cover about 2,000 people citywide, with 80 percent relying on home shelters. downtown shelters target workers and passersby.
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Edwardsville
Hillsboro Ave
Civil Defense
Udell Brandon
post office
U.S. Post Office
Banks
John Hair
Bank of
Main
Purcell Streets
Edwardsville National Bank
St Tous
Nasionad
Madison County
Civil Defense national headquarters
Hair
Ted Todcroft
court
Trinity Lutheran School
Water St
New LeClaire
Franklin Road
browds
Chicago
Morgan B Corlew
Flagg and Corlew
here
Battle Creek
Mich
Weather outlook for Edwardsville turns mild
Fair and warmer today with a mild night. Partly cloudy skies and light winds. Lows tonight 38 to 44 degrees. Thursday highs expected in the 60s. Edwardsville's daytime temperature range today to 1 p.m. runs from 43 to 72 degrees.
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Edwardsville
Homicide Suspected as New York Paper Strike Eases
New York publishers push toward resuming 108 day old newspaper service as printers and photo engravers near settlements. Local 1 of the Paper Handlers and Sheet Straighteners Union reached terms, paving the way for Monday editions if remaining unions agree. Mayor Wagner backs quick settlement and press restarts.
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NEW YORK
UPI
Publishers Association
Walter N. Thayer
New York Herald Tribune
parsleys
Robert F Wagner
Bertram Powers
Printer’s
Elmer Brown
Ister
stereotypers
Wagner
Woman Files For School Board In Edwardsville Race
Miss Evelyn Bowles 41 filed for a seat on Edwardsville District 7 Board of Education at 11 am. Filing closes at noon. Bowles, a former deputy for County Clerk Eulalia Hotz, is the fifth Edwardsville Township candidate for the April 12 election. Two posts exist but only one from Edwardsville Township may win. Bowles, native of Worden, has lived in Edwardsville 12 years and has teaching, photography, Coast Guard service, church and civic ties. Other filings include Kovarik Logan Blume Enloe Pee and Pass. last day to withdraw is Tuesday.
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Evelyn Bowles
East College Ave
Edwardsville
Miss Bowles
Worden
Livingston High School
Illinois State Normal University
Greenville College
Southern Illinois University
Livingston
Glen Carbon
Southwest Photo Arts Institute
Dallas
Tex
Staunton
US Coast Guard Women’s Reserve Intelligence Division
St. Mary's Church
Daughters of Isabella
American Legion Auxiliary
Edwardsville Business and Professional Women's Club
Ilinois Bulletin
Illinois Federation of B&PW
American Federation of State
American Cancer Society
Madison County
James W. Kovarik
Archer W. Logan
George E. Blume
Jack H. Enloe
George E. Pee
Chen
India
China
Peking
H. A. Kluge
New Delhi
of Way Committee
Carpenter
New York Central
Nehru Flags China Border Move and War Talk in Parliament
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru warns Parliament that China may consider further armed action as Chinese notes sharpen and Beijing defends self defense. Chen Yi accuses India of intensified warfare, while a border dispute and prior incursions loom large in the briefing.
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NEW DELHI
UPI
Red Chita
India
Tibet
China
Nehru
Defense Ministry
Chen Yi
Peking
Typhoid Suspects Isolated as Health Officials Act
Health authorities in the United States and Switzerland moved to isolate typhoid suspects and locate further carriers. In Zermatt 35 suspected cases were moved to valley facilities as 4,000 villagers and foreign workers would be tested for the disease. A New York woman hospitalized in Cornell Medical Center was identified as a suspected case linked to Zermatt. Local U.S. authorities urged vigilance while tracing 100 physicians and guests connected to recent travels and events.
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United Press International
United States
Switzerland
Zermatt
New York City
Henry Safran
New York
willness
Iowa
Sioux City
Safran
Frank Margolin
Man Held After San Jose Department Store Blast
Police hold former J C Penney maintenance man Ricardo Mello, 27, for homicide inquiry after the deadly San Jose store explosion that killed three and injured 61 others. Investigators say Mello opened a boiler vent to fix a burner and forgot to close it. a lie detector test was partially failed. The blast at First and Santa Clara streets damaged the Thrifty Drug Store and Penney's building, with shattered windows and scattered debris. The dead are Vernon P. Hinton, 41, and Marie Straight, 55, plus Florence Lee.
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SAN JOSE
Calif
UPI
Pollice
J.C. Penney Company
Penney
Thrifty Drug
Penney’s
First
Santa Clara
Barton Collins
Ricardo Mello
Mello
Collins
Vernon P. Hinton
Marie Straight
Campbell
Airman and motorist killed in Belleville crash
At an intersection near U.S. 161 a Scott Air Force Base airman’s car ran a stop sign and crashed into a second vehicle, killing both drivers. Capt. Arthur Ridgrey, 31, of Landover Maryland, and Clemens Stirnaman, 41, of Belleville, were identified by Illinois state police.
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BELLEVILLE
Ill
API
Scott Air Force Base
Ilinois
U.S. 161
here
Arthur Ridgrey
Landover
Clements Stirnaman
O. J Stirnaman
West Union St
Edwardsville
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Highland Jewelry
Bulletin
Spap
James 0. Monore Jr
Collinsville
Collinsville Kahoks
Centrala
Kahoks
Jawaharlal Nehru
U.S
the
Tylney
James A. Dolce
Los Angeles
HyUUUgsIELo
Pacoima
Erie County Health
Buffalo
Raymond O. Rogers
Waterloo
Aubrey A. a Nance
Norbert Jasper
Missouri
Washington
Clarence T. Marsh
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Army Air Defense Command
U. S. Army
Lee
Carpenter Road
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