Baltz Runs in Republican Primary for 41st District Senate
Editorial endorses Meade Baltz a former Will County representative running in the newly formed 41st district covering all Will County except Lockport and parts of Grundy County. Baltz known as a pro local government efficiency advocate and former vice chair of the Randolph Commission.
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Joliet
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DuPage
Wheaton
Plainfield
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Ilinois Agricultural Association
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Television In Review: Schulz Charm Steals CBS Night
AP reviews Charlie Brown special on CBS highlighting loyalty and teamwork as a club of kids and a dog face exclusion by a store owner. NBC ships Shipwrecked tale with Jason Robards Jr. while ABC cancels Confidential for Women after 15 weeks. The Newlywed Game to replace it.
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Charlie Brown
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Charlie
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Schroeder
Lucy
Snoopy
Dog
NBC
Bob Hope Theater
Pacific Island
Jason Robards Jr
Robards
ABC
Rockefeller Signs Bill For $10 Million Housing Revolving Fund
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signs a measure to create a $10 million revolving fund expected to generate about $150 million annually for private low income housing. Assembly Speaker Anthony Travia who sponsored the bill says it will be used to build or rehabilitate about 11 000 housing units.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Assembly
Anthony Travia
Daily Crossword Across
A compact crossword listing with clues and numbers for a newspaper page. The puzzle includes entries such as Glance at quickly Shank Sweet hearts and other standard across items with varying lengths and common crossword conventions.
Poet LP Review Reevaluates Kipling and Frost Readings
AP News features critique of Kipling and Frost poetry LPs. Kipling read by Boris Karloff and others showcases historical heroism themes, while Frost’s Yale Series recording highlights his witty comments and nature themes, with Gielgud and Irene Worth performing Sitwell’s poems.
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Robert Frost
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Boris Karloff
Edward Woodward
Nigel Davenport
Ronald Fraser
Murray Melvin
Frost
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Yale
Lee Anderson
Yvor Winters
R. P. Blackmur
Marianne Moore
John Hollander
Louis MacNeice
Stanley Kunitz
Louise Bogan
Conrad Aiken
Allen Tate
Robert Lowell
Sir John Gielgud
Irene Worth
RCA Victor
Edith Sitwell
Miss Sitwell
Marat/Sade on Records Delivers Provocative Drama
The Broadway season’s debated work by Peter Weiss is captured as a Royal Shakespeare Company recording directed by Peter Brook. Ian Richardson and Patrick Magee lead as Marat and the Marquis in a stark allegory on class conflict with Geofrey Skelton’s English version and Adrian Mitchell’s verse. Glenda Jackson excels as Charlotte Corday. stereo fidelity elevates the listening experience.
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Asylum of Charenton
Marquis de Sade
Royal Shakespeare Company
Peter Brook
Caedmon
Geoffrey Skelton
Adrian Mitchell
Ian Richardson
Marquis
Patrick Mage
Classic 60s Hits Roundup of Iconic Songs
A list of popular singles from the rock and pop era featuring The Lovin Spoonful, The Rolling Stones, The Doors era acts, and others. Includes The Mamas and the Papas and Bob Dylan with noted tracks like A Groovy Kind of Love and Rainy Day Women.
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Rolling Stones
Brown
Simon and Garfunkel
Dylan
Lovin
Michael
Warwick
Supremes
On This Date June 9 History Highlights
The entry reviews events on June 9 across years: 1953 Worcester tornado deaths and damage, 1791 John Howard Payne birth, 1940 Norwegian surrender, 1942 resources board setup, 1943 Baruch appointment, 1945 Suzuki wartime stance, 10 years ago Adenauer in NYC, five years ago Angola pressures, one year ago U S troop role in South Vietnam.
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Mass
U.S
Britain
Bernard Baruch
Office of War Mobilization
Kantaro Suzuki
Japan
Konrad Adenauer
New York
Washington
U. N. Security Council
Portugal
Angola
White House
South
Viet Nam
Chickadee fluff traps air for warmth in frigid dawn
In bitter cold, a chickadee puffs its feathers into a dense insulating layer. The bird fluffs up to trap hundreds of tiny air pockets, reducing heat loss during zero weather.
Pilot Killed as 2 Planes Crash At Edwards AFB
At Edwards Air Force Base California a collision between the XB70A research bomber and an F104 chase plane killed X15 record holder Joseph A. Walker and co pilot Maj. Carl Cross. XB70A pilot Al White survived with minor injuries. Investigators probe whether the chase plane struck the bomber tail. Both aircraft crashed near Barstow 45 miles east of the base. Walker held world records speed 4104 mph and height 354200 ft in the X15.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joseph A. Walker
al White
Maj
Carl Cross
White
Air Force
Walker
Barstow
Hospital Guest Leaves $8.6 Million Estate in Kansas City
Homer McWilliams age 98 died Dec 21 after living 19 years as a hospital guest at Trinity Lutheran Hospital following a traffic accident. He left $8,633,353 in his will filed in Probate Court, creating a charity trust and cash bequests to seven cousins a nurse friends and confidant Corelanus Thorp. He earned his fortune in investments and real estate.
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Kansas City
Homer McWilliams
McWilliams
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Corelanus Thorp
Dear Ann Landers on broken engagements and troubling teen behavior
A reader recounts selling a broken engagement ring to cover wedding expenses and asks why it was acceptable to keep it. An additional letter discusses a teen crush on an older married man and inappropriate behavior by a relative, with guidance urging boundaries and parental intervention.
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Ann Landers
Jan
Jud
TV Tonight Tune Lineup Highlights Classic Sitcoms
Evening schedule lists 2 News and weather at 6 on channel 2, with a mix of dramas, westerns, sci fi, and classics across channels 5 7 and 9. Notable items include Gilligan's Island at 7 on channel 2 and Peyton Place at 8:30 on channel 7, plus Twilight Zone at 9 on channel 9.
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Marshal Dillon
Mickie Finn
Dean Martin
the Baron
Moderately Higher Stock Market Gains Amid Mixed Trading
New York stocks rose modestly in early afternoon trading with airlines electronics and steels marginally lifting the list. The Associated Press average gained 1.1 at noon to 317.0, while the Dow rose 1.39 to 880.73 as Draper Corp. jumped 25 percent on heavy volume.
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Washington
At&t
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Draper Corp
Tensor Student Lamp Promises Bright, Compact Desk Light
New brilliance for the student with the Tensor Student Lamp a rugged all metal high intensity lamp weighing 2 pounds taking less than six square inches yet delivering glare free light equivalent to a 100 watt desk lamp for reading dorm library work and microscope illustration.
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