Ogilvie Urged as Illinois Governor by Editorial
The Dixon Illinois editorial extols Richard B. Ogilvie as a strong Republican front runner for governor. It lauds his past Cook County leadership, integrity, and campaigning style while condemning opponents and urging readers to vote for him next Tuesday June Lith.
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Evening Telegram
Richard B. Ogilvie
Richard Ogilvie
Northbrook
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United States
Richard Ogilive
How to Prevent Platonic Marriage After 40
Case F-589: Howard W aged 41 faces a religious zealot phase linked to inner sexual conflict. The article equates such zeal with sexual camouflage and urges sending for a medical booklet to ins ure marriages after 40, detailing how to request How to Prevent Platonic Marriage from Dr Crane.
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Paul
Stephen
Damascus
Missile crew at Warren AFB pursues college degrees
About 150 officers and airmen stationed 50 feet underground at Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming are enrolled in the Air Force Institute of Technology program. They study during 24 hour shifts while awaiting orders to launch Minuteman missiles, with UW Laramie professors teaching on site and plans to finish degrees at UW, San Diego State, or University of Oklahoma.
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Douglas Kienitz
Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren Air Force Base
Air Force Institute of Technology
Air Force
University of Wyoming
San Diego State
California
University of Oklahoma
Tillie the Mennonite Maid Returns to Minneapolis Library
Delinquent title Tillie the Mennonite Maid comes back to the Minneapolis Public Library after 51 years overdue. Librarian Mrs. Kirk Holmes notes the book's age and jokes about removing it from circulation as the library holds an amnesty day to recover overdue volumes amid 35 000 missing titles over the past decade.
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Minneapolis
Markets Suspend Trading Four Weeks to Clear Paperwork
Trading will be halted on the New York and American stock exchanges and the over the counter market for one day in each of the next four weeks. The pause, voted by exchange authorities, aims to give brokerage firms time to catch up on backlogged paperwork from record trading. Closing dates are June 12, 19, and 26 all Wednesdays and July 5 a Friday. Houston and Guadalajara gain direct Aeronaves de Mexico service.
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New York
American Stock Exchanges
Television In Review: Kennedy Death Coverage By Networks
AP television critic notes NBC CBS and ABC carried the Kennedy death story with taste and depth. Highlights include NBC’s intimate preflight discussion with Park Paar Buchwald Carpenter wife, the crowds at Los Angeles and New York, and coverage leading to St Patrick Cathedral and the Washington funeral plans.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Robert F. Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
Kennedy
NBC
CBS
ABC
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Air Force
Los Angeles
Ethel
David Brinkley
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
Ray Scherer
Sander Vanocur
Dear Ann Landers letters offer relationship guidance
Readers seek advice on dealing with a mentally ill mother who insists her relative was murdered and on a cheating husband. The column reassures one writer about responsibility and offers practical counsel for another, ending with an invitation to request Ann Landers’s booklet.
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Ann Landers
Byron
Harold
Pamona
Pam
Prime Time TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A detailed daily broadcast grid lists noon to 10 PM programs across networks. Notable entries include 2 News 5 News 9 Your Senator Reports at noon, and favorites like Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction and Mister Ed in prime slots, with many cross-network hours and theme blocks back-to-back.
Peace Corps Returnees Pursue Education Reform
A Peace Corps Career Information Service survey finds nearly 40 percent of returnees go back to school after service. Other respondents seek further training or new careers, reflecting a shift toward education and skill enhancement among veterans.
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Peace Corps
Peace Corps Career Information Service
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed
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