Daley Gregory near encounter canceled at Lake Forest College
Mayor Richard J. Daley’s scheduled talk to a student seminar at Lake Forest College was canceled after organizers learned Dick Gregory, an independent mayoral candidate, would speak. College officials said the move avoided turning the session into a political meeting and noted Gregory’s invitation came from the student body.
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Lake Forest
Ill
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Dick Gregory
Lake Forest College
Daley
Eric Oldberg
Gregory
Oldberg
Benjamin C. Willis
Mussels Threaten Britain Power Plants Clog Pipes
London reports a surge of mussels clogging seawater pipes feeding coastal power stations. The Electricity Board warns they could shut plants if not controlled. Chief biologist Dr. Robert Beauchamp notes the mollusks flourish in pipes and contaminate machinery. a marine biologist is sought to study their growth.
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London
Britain
Government Electricity Board
Robert Beauchamp
State Launches Plan To Combat Accidents
Boston Massachusetts Public Works Department launches a million dollar program to identify hazardous highway spots and reduce crashes. Commissioner Francis W. Sargent says the plan includes widening narrow lanes and bridges, flattening side slopes, removing curbs and fixed obstructions, and installing traffic control and protective devices.
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Boston
Massachusetts Public Works Department
Francis W. Sargent
Dear Abby wisdom on beauty marriage and family ties
In this column Imogene notes beauty can hurt relationships when it substitutes for other qualities. Abby advises outer looks alone do not keep a partner and urges developing inner traits. In a second letter a widow asks to move in with her son and his fiancée. Abby says at 36 a son is capable of choosing his path and the mother should not pressure them.
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Abby
Imogene
Dear Abby on restroom signs and fashion ambiguity in retail
Dear Abby addresses a strike at the Retail Clerks Association about gendered customer forms and the challenge of distinguishing customers by appearance. The letter notes beatle haircuts eye shadow nail polish and mannish dress causing confusion for commission based clerks in greeting customers.
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Abby
Retail Clerks Association
Abby’s Wedding Advice Column Sparks Delicate Debates
A reader asks Abby for guidance on a twice married bride to avoid delicate etiquette missteps. The column suggests daisies as symbols of purity while hinting at social expectations and invites correspondence for a personal reply and a booklet available for 30 cents.
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Abby
Monroe Evening Times
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Griffiths Stricken at 95
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffiths 95, died after a weeklong illness in a Dodgeville hospital. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Mineral Point United Church of Christ. Rebekah lodge services tonight. Survived by two stepdaughters, a sister, four grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and several great great grandchildren. Member of Eastern Star.
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Mineral Point
Elizabeth Griffiths
Dodgeville
The
Eastern Star
Rhode Island Governor Injures Ankle in Jump
Governor John H. Chafee leapt from a hayloft at his Warwick home and injured his ankle. A doctor taped the ankle and prescribed crutches, keeping him on crutches for a few days after landing on a loose board hidden by hay.
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Rhode Island
Warwick
R.I
John H. Chafee
Reds in Britain asked to rename Daily Worker
Britain's Communist Party to rename its Daily Worker as sales fall to 60 245 copies, the lowest in two years. The 35 year old paper seeks donations from readers to stay afloat.
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Britain
London
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Carl Albertson Succumbs at 82 in Blanchardville
Carl Albertson 82 of Blanchardville died last evening in Monroe Manor Nursing Home after years of illness. He was a retired Green and Iowa County farmer born November 10, 1883 in York Township Green County. He married Ida Severson March 10, 1906 and moved to Madison after retirement. Survived by two sons Clifford and Herbert. four daughters Erman Albertson Avis Hogan Doris Deeman Helen Yitri. 14 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Old York Lutheran Church with Rev. Clifford Pederson. burial in church cemetery. Friends may call at Saether Funeral Home Blanchardville tomorrow afternoon and at the church after Thursday noon.
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York Township
Green County
Hans
Aslaug Jorde Albertson
Tyrand School
Blanchardville
Ida Severson
Madison
Albertson
Clifford
Herbert
Erman Albertson
Seaside
Ore
Carl
Avis) Hogan
St. Paul
Minn
Doris Deeman
Des Moines
Norman
Helen) Yitri
Readstown
Old York Lutheran Church
Clifford Pederson
Saether
Turkey Industry Told To Limit Its Increases
Washington reports the Agriculture Department advises the turkey industry to cap production growth at 4 percent of the 1965 crop. Economists warn that rising broiler output and growing pork supplies could reduce turkey producer returns if the increase exceeds the limit.
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Turkey
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
First Snow of Year Covers City of Paris
Paris was blanketed by 6 to 8 inches of snow in the first major snowfall since World War II. The storm began around 8:30 Monday night and continued into mid morning as buses and cars moved slowly and suburban trains faced delays of 5 to 30 minutes with several runs suspended.
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Paris
Hugh O'Neill, Benton, Dies
Hugh O'Neill, 81, retired farmer, died Sunday at Cuba City Medical Center. Funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Shullsburg burial in St. Matthew's Cemetery. Rosary at 8 tonight. Survived by son Charles and five daughters, including Minerva Fiedler and Julia Boyle before, with 15 grandchildren. Wife Julia Boyle died Nov. 12, 1963.
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Benton
Hugh O’neill
Cuba City
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. Matthew’s
Shullsburg
Milner - O’flahiity
Charles
Minerva
Clair Fiedler
Boyd Wilson
Dale Morissey
George Burns
Julia Boyle
Peanuts Cartoonist’s Home Burns In California Fire
In Sebastopol California the home and studio of Charles Schulz, creator of Peanuts, burned Saturday night. Schulz rescued six future Peanuts strips and saved letters and papers as neighbors helped save belongings. no damage estimate was given.
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Sebastopol
Calif
Charlie Brown
Linus Snoopy
Peanuts
Charles Schulz
Schulz
Charles Walker 64 Dies After Long Illness in Detroit
Charles T. Walker 64, formerly of Mineral Point, died in Detroit after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at Ritter Funeral Home, with callers welcome after 6 p.m. tomorrow. He worked for the City of Detroit and belonged to the United Church of Christ and the Masonic lodge. Survived by widow Gladys three brothers Donald Spring Green William Antioch Ill Albert Detroit and a sister Elizabeth Gorman Elmhurst Ill
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Mineral Point
Charles T. Walker
Detroit
Mich
Ritter
Walker
United Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
Gladys
Donald
Spring Green
William
Antioch
Ill
Albert
Elizabeth Gorman
Elmhurst
Til
Injured Fisherman Shows Improvement
Henry Ingram, 63, of Mattapoisett, injured after hitting a broken porthole on the trawler Rush off Cape Cod, was treated via radio instructions and reported in good condition at the U S Public Health Service Hospital in Boston. He was moved to the Coast Guard cutter Acushnet and flown to Boston for further care.
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Boston
Henry Ingram
U.S. Public Health Service
Ingram
Mattapoisett
Cape Cod
John Ratino
Coast Guard
Acushnet
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Tain
Griffiths
Carl Albertson
Monroe Manor
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Green
Iowa County
Hugh O'Neill
Charles Walker
Public Sales Service
Winslow
Warren
Winslow-Warren Road
T. B
Bangs
Hammermill
Ada Schadewalt
Winslow, Ill
John Balbach
Warren, Ill
Bud Hudson
Eddie Gruetzman
Armstrong
Imogene Coca
Armstrong Ceiling Watchers’ Society
Monroe
FUEL
Super Auto Mart
Chrysler
Newport
Dodge Pioneer
Dodge
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Imperial
Plymouth
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