Percy Seeks Senate Seat Decision Delayed to Thursday
CHICAGO AP Charles H. Percy, Bell and Howell board chairman, said his decision on a 1966 U S Senate bid will wait until Thursday after consulting with fellow executives and family. Prominent Republican support, including Sen. Everett Dirksen, frames the choice as a major race challenging Sen. Paul Douglas.
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Paramo pleads guilty in $60,000 Glen Park bank robbery
Jesse Paramo, 47, of Chicago, pleaded guilty in U S District Court Hammond to the November 20 1961 Glen Park Bank of Indiana robbery. Judge Beamer ordered a pre sentence investigation. Two other men were indicted. one awaits trial and the other is in Arkansas prison.
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New Textiles Bloom in Peking Mills
New China News Agency reports in Peking that over 3000 new textile varieties and patterns are being produced in local mills, signaling rapid growth in textile output and design.
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Driver Charged On Three Counts
LaVerne J. Barry of Route 1 was arrested Tuesday after a traffic stop on Pine Street near Armstrong Street. Police cited him for reckless driving and a traffic signal violation with illegal transportation of liquor. A one quart jug believed to contain homemade wine was seized as evidence. Barry posted a $200 bond for a magistrate court appearance.
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Richmond bingo suit seeks 450000 for humiliation
Wil lie Clark Ella Clark and Ruth Shinliver of Richmond file a $450,000 damage suit alleging a Moose Lodge 167 bingo caller shouted Youre stealing cards back there during a game, causing humiliation and mental anguish.
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Halt Sailings Yarmouth Ship Cites Safety Checks
Miami based Yarmouth Cruise Lines cancels sailings of the Yarmouth for safety equipment checks after the Yarmouth Castle disaster that left 90 dead. The Yarmouth will resume twice weekly Bahamas cruises on December 20 with 377 passengers aboard earlier voyage.
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Tapir Born at Milwaukee Zoo Thought First in North America
A 15 pound Malayan tapir born late Monday night at Milwaukee County Zoo is reported to be the first born in North America. The newborn is said to be doing well and thriving under care.
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North America
Milwaukee County
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
A hard of hearing inventor describes a miniature transistor hearing aid that makes whispers clear. The ad invites readers to write HEARING at 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Pennsylvania for free information with no obligation.
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Father ordered to make payments in non support case
Richard Cox aged 28 of Kankakee pleaded guilty to a non support charge after visiting his children in the Hi Park subdivision. He was given until January 19 to pay back overdue support and to secure steady employment. The complaint was signed by local authorities.
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Family payment arrears cited in testimony
The record notes that Cox was a year and a half behind on weekly payments of 39 dollars for his wife Janice and their four children, according to testimony.
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Carnegie Corp awards $11.9 million for education programs
The Carnegie Corporation announced an $11.9 million grant for educational programs in the United States and certain Commonwealth countries during the year ended September 30.
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Carnegie Corp
United States
Commonwealth
Indian government opens Chicago tourist office ceremony honors Kerner
The Indian government opened a Chicago tourist office Tuesday night. Gov. Otto Kerner received flowers and a garland, was given a tilak on the forehead, and the office will provide travel information to India and about travel in India.
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Otto Kerner
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