Shapiro Deserves Credit for Vetoing Pay Hikes
The Dixon Evening Telegraph editorial lauds Gov. Shapiro for vetoing bills to raise legislator pay and associate judges salaries, noting taxpayers save over 700000. It praises lawmakers who opposed a 30 percent raise and urges fiscal restraint in Illinois government.
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Springfield
Illinois
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Kerner
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Ann Landers Advice Column Letters on Family, Fame, and Choices
A reader defends avoiding blame for Emma's nervous breakdown and varicose surgery, while Bitter laments a lost child and a social worker's warning. Ann Landers weighs in on responsibility, child-raising, dating, and teen social pressures with practical counsel.
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Ann Landers
Emma
Young Boys Admit Vandalizing Senator Smith Home
Sheriff's deputies say two boys aged 10 and 13 admitted entering the Maine home of Sen. Margaret Chase Smith over the weekend. They reported two divans hid knives, books scattered, a portable TV tipped, and a missing silver cigarette holder. The older boy faces likely juvenile court. Mrs. Smith is hospitalized in New York recovering from an illness.
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Skowhegan
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Prudish Bookseller Challenge Dr Wood on Sterilization
Dr H C Wood complains bookstores hide his book Sex Without Babies which argues voluntary sterilization as the best birth control amid rising relief costs. He cites New York City welfare figures and urges church discussion clinics to address taxpayers’ burden.
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Dr. Wood
New York City
Wood
American Medical Association
Voice of The People responds on dog shooting incident
The reader defends a Morris policeman who disposed of a dangerous dog due to lack of animal control, urges explaining to children, and praises the police department's work while condemning a critic who called the officer stupid.
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Morris
Frank D. Hansen
Meadors Circle
Border closure continues at Drasenhofen with limited passes
Czechoslovak authorities kept the border sealed for a second day except for Czechoslovaks, diplomats, funeral relatives and certain businessmen with certificates. An official noted a Soviet barrier deters cars with non Czechoslovak plates. Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872, is cited as the world’s first national park.
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Drasenhofen
Austria
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Television In Review of Democratic Convention Turmoil
AP Television writer notes Humphrase nomination as Democratic candidate seems anticlimactic amid Chicago turmoil. Demonstrations clash with police and National Guardsmen. live coverage limited by workers strike. NBC crews report gas, protests, and security checks as Ribicoff denounces Gestapo tactics.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chicago
NBC
Aline Saarinen
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Ribicoff
Richard J. Daley
Fiery TV Clash as Buckley Threatens Vidal on ABC
William F Buckley Jr enraged by a Vidal crack during an ABC discussion. The confrontation shook viewers and commentators, making the convention scene tense and unsettled rather than dull.
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William F. Buckley Jr
Gore Vidal
ABC
Vidal
Montana to auction 100 pieces of native granite
Montana seeks public sale of 100 native granite stones weighing from 100 pounds to over five tons left from a 1930s Works Progress Administration project at the State Capitol. The auction on September 4 offers 100 tons of stone with buyers required to remove purchases immediately to clear space for a new heating plant.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Workers Progress Administration
State Capitol
Customs Seize Record 35 Tons of Marijuana in One Year
The US Customs Service reports confiscating more than 35 tons of marijuana in the year ending June 30, a record for a 12 month period. The agency had seized 13 tons in the prior year, marking a large year over year gain.
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New York
US Customs Service
Television Schedule Framed Nightly Lineup
Friday evening guide lists 6:00 News Weather Sports 5 News 7 News Weather Sports 9 Mike Douglas 6:25 Editorial 6:30 Wild West Tarzan 7 Off to see the Wizard 7:30 Gomer Pyle USMC 5 Star Trek 7 Man in a Suitcase 9 Steve Allen 8:00 Movie 8:30 Hollywood Squares 7J Will Sonnett 9:00 Special 7 Judd 9 Perry Mason 10: News Weather Sports 9 News Weather Sports 10:30 News 5 Johnny Carson 7 Joey Bishop 9 Movie
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Perry Mason
Today in History Highlights from August 29
On August 29 events span 1782 Royal George capsizing at Portsmouth with nearly 1100 drownings. 1778 American victory at Quaker Hill. 1835 Melbourne founded. 1935 Queen Astrid killed in a Swiss auto crash. 1948 Wallace courted by heckling in Durham. 1957 civil rights bill controversy. ten years ago Soviet recovery of dogs after rocket flight. one year ago protests outside the Chinese Embassy in London.
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Portsmouth
England
Quaker Hill
R.1
Melbourne
Astrid
Belgium
Switzerland
Progressive Party
Henry A. Wallace
Durham
N.C
Berlin Youths Rally In Support Of Czechoslovakia
About 5,000 West Berlin youths marched along Kurfuerstendamm in a show of support for Czechoslovakia. They carried red and Czechoslovak flags and shouted Americans out of Vietnam and Russians out of Czechoslovakia.
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West Berlin
Swank Kurfuerstendamm
Czechoslovakia
Vietnam
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