Agreement on Transit Pact Ends Chicago CTA Strike
Chicago transit service resumed after a weekend agreement in a seven hour bargaining session in Mayor Daley's office. The dissident drivers, mostly Negro, demanded more Negroes on the union board and objected to retired drivers voting in elections. Union president James Hill said some drivers returned to work but dissidents remained. Daley scheduled a meeting with James Hill and the dissidents for today or tomorrow.
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Richard J. Daley
CTA
George DeMent
Robert Cavens
Division 241
Amalgamated Transit Union
James Hill
Hill
Daley
Former Resident Completes AF Medical Program
Dr. Phillip A. Swanson formerly of 728 E Chapin St completes a two year anesthesiology residency at Wilford Hall USAF Hospital Lackland AFB Texas. He earned his MD from the University of Illinois and BS from Northern Illinois University and is a Morris Community High School 1955 graduate.
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Fairchild Afb
Wash
Arthur N. Swanson
Rosemont St
Aurora
Morris Community High School
Northern Illinois University
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Abacus History: Suan Pan Name For Chinese Invention
The term Suan pan refers to the abacus. Originating in ancient China the device helped perform arithmetic efficiently. It reflects early computation methods and the long history of counting tools in East Asia.
Worry Clinic teaches children to earn by clipping for learning
Myrtle Walgreen advocates using a daily newspaper column as a "University in Print" to build child literacy. She promotes clipping 313 office cases yearly, organizing a scrapbook, and paying children by the job to prevent dropouts while teaching psychology, love, personality, and practical money skills.
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Myrtle Walgreen
Dixon Telegraph
Dole
Crane
Appoint Teacher Regional Judge for 1968 Awards
Mrs Ward Sisler, a Morris Community High School teacher, was appointed regional judge for the National Council of Teachers of English Achievement Awards program for 1968. Committees of English teachers will evaluate over 8600 high school students and select finalists for scholarships offered by U.S. colleges and universities.
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Ward Sisler
Morris Community High School
United States
Television In Review Editor's Note on NBC News Man
Ed Newman, a longtime NBC News utility man, helped cover Senator Robert Kennedy's funeral train from New York to Washington. He described the marathon ad lib and the onair endurance required for hours of live coverage.
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Ed Newman
NBC News Department
Robert Kennedy
New York
Washington
Dentist Dr Roy A Foster to Temporarily Close Office
Dr Roy A Foster announced his dentistry practice will be closed while relocating to new quarters. Remodeling at the Baum building prompted today’s closing at 111 E Main St with plans to reopen at Jefferson West apartments when space becomes available.
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Roy A. Foster
Baum
E. Main St
Jefferson West Apartments
Dear Ann Landers Readers Letters on Pill Shares and Manners
A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers covers family pill responsibility, dating curfews, and table manners. Frailty argues for male involvement with contraception while Time Flies notes curfew etiquette. Provedience questions prune pit etiquette and requests Ann’s booklet for popularity tips.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Sports Lineup
A nightly list shows programs from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM including News Weather Sports 5 News 7 News and several features such as All Star Game Showtime It Takes A Thief and Alfred Hitchcock. Late items include News Weather Sports and a Johnny Carson lineup with a final movie.
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Invaders
Alfred Hitchcock
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Chicago Area Judge Harrington Dies After 33 Years on Bench
Cornelius J. Harrington aged 70, longtime Cook County chancery judge, died after a long illness. In 33 years on the bench he oversaw key civil and criminal cases including a 1966 injunction involving Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and he refereed the 1967 Chicago coaching feud. He served as chief judge at multiple courts and attended church daily for 50 years. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Christ the King Church.
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Cornelius J. Harrington
Chancery
Cook County
Mercy Hospital
Harrington
Harington
Martin Luther King Jr
George Halas
Chicago Bears
George Allen
Christ the King
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down List
A dense list of crossword clues across and down including argonauts ship identical fish desire greatly comfort commando region single unit sun god prickly or stinging plants inflorescence narrow inlet affirms stone worker gain father or mother allure Guido's lowest note consume little island monsters spoke crowd washes headland duck Sandarac tree flower gatherer chemical ending meager Emmet son of Scot crafts man cares ses waits upon waits upon schedule of prices Exclamation river in Yugoslavia falsehoods music note Yesterday's Answer Mr Sullivan and namesakes part of take
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Guido
Little Island
Emmet
Son of Scot
Craftsman
Caresses
Yugoslavia
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