Editorial attack on Reagan sparks GOP backlash in Dixon
The Dixon Evening Telegraph weighs in on Sen. Charles Percy criticizing Ronald Reagan at Berkeley. The piece praises Reagan as a steadfast, honest leader from Dixon and urges Republican unity against intra party attacks, recalling Barry Goldwater’s 1964 defeat.
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Ronald Reagan
Percy
Illinois
Tampico
Whiteside County
Dixon
Chuck Percy
Barry Goldwater
Dixon Evening Telegraph
Coal City Notes Public School Council Meeting Highlights
The Coal City High School student council met in the high school library. Sponsor Shad McCawley praised the council’s year long achievements while Richard DeGrush was named temporary chairman to install new members. New officers include Dennis Wills as chairman and Stephanie Lira as secretary with several representatives across classes and clubs.
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Coal City High School
Shad McCawley
Richard DeGrush
Dennis Wills
Stephanie Lira
Mike Himstedt
Gary Born
Neil Trotter
FFA
Greg Born
Joan Tira
Coal City
Joanne Runty
Jane Hanley
Diane Wolfe
Carol Dzuris
Graduation Dance Honors Gardner School Grads Nancy and Danny
Mr and Mrs Charles McDonald and Mr and Mrs Paul Hipple hosted a Saturday night dance at Gardner Legion Hall for Nancy McDonald and Danny Hipple who graduated from Gardner Community Grade School Friday. Seventh and eighth graders attended while refreshments were served. Vacation Bible School at United Lutheran Church starts Monday for two weeks with five class divisions and ends June 16 with a program. Brief notes: Billy Ray Ward family vacationing in Michigan with relatives, Edward Malek hosted Florida and Wilmington relatives.
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Boetta
Paul Gene Vilt
Paula Lynn
Dixon
William Downs
Winter Haven
Fla
Ann Erickson
Carol
Ed Hejda
Nancy Lee Spangler
Lacon
Mid- County Senior High School
Varna
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Karen Drnee
Normal
Charles McDonald
Paul Hipple
Gardner Legion Hall
Nancy McDonald
Danny Hipple
Gardner Community Grade School
United Lutheran Church
W. G. Gilbertson
Homer Trimby
Charles Benbrooks
Roy Fielde
Shirley Twait
Shirley Huston
Billy Ray Ward
Michigan
Edwin Keene
Lori
Hugh Spyres
Edward Malek
Florida
Wilmington
Illinois House votes for $3000 raise for legislators
Illinois House members approve a $3000 annual raise for themselves and Senate colleagues raising salaries to $12,000 a year. The bill passes 139 to 17 and heads to the Senate. Rep. Noble Lee criticizes the move saying sessions could lead to $15,000 salaries and attract professional politicians.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Senate
Noble Lee
Chicago
Weekend Television Lineup Broadcast Schedule
A dense listing of Sunday and related day time TV blocks across channels 2 5 7 and 9. Program names include sports shows news features comedies dramas Westerns game shows and soap operas with long lists from 12 noon to 10 pm.
Cart Crackdown Aims to Stop Cartnaping in So Cal
William Tormey of the Southern California Grocers Association announces a regional crackdown on cart thefts. He says grocers will participate widely and notes many shoppers misuse carts to transport groceries home rather than stealing them.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
William Tormey
Southern California Grocers Association
Justice Massey hears first case in Morris
Justice J. H. Massey presided over his first case since election as justice of the peace. The suit for 31 dollars was brought by Charles Heath against Harry Peacock over a corn sale dispute. A Voice of the People from Local Union 191 laments cigar trade drops after Morris town went dry.
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Charles Heath
Harry Peacock
Cigarmakers
Morris
City Council Approves 1942 Budget Reduction to $117 762 50
The appropriation ordinance for the year starting May 1 1942 totals 117 762 50 a 45 693 25 reduction from last year. Cuts hit finance administration fire parks street lighting water and sewer funds. Carnival operators fined 25 and costs after pleading guilty to gambling devices and lascivious shows with Fred W Anderson as complainant and Luke Colleran aiding evidence.
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Justice L. Kay
Fred W. Anderson
Luke Colleran
W. J. Burns International Detective Agency
Annexation Vote Passes in Saratoga Township North of Morris
In Saratoga Township north of Morris, 83 voted for and 49 against annexation to the city. County Judge Leonard Hoffman announced the results after a canvass. 138 ballots were cast from about 143 eligible voters.
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Illinois adopts fixed speed limit law for autos
Gov. William Stratton announces a statewide fixed speed limit effective July 1, 1957. Passenger cars capped at 65 mph, buses at 60 mph, trucks over four tons at 55 mph. A second provision allows up to 70 mph on limited access roads like U S 66.
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William Stratton
Illinois
U. S. 66
Local Man Dies After Chemical Plant Accident
One year ago Orville G Sorensen 48 of Bradley died at St Joseph Hospital Joliet hours after acid burns from a chemical combustion accident at Joliet Army Ammunition Plant An Army spokesman said a cover blew off the vat lid The Illinois Junior College Board approved five Class I junior college districts including one in Kankakee County The district covers Kankakee County and parts of Iroquois Ford Livingston Grundy and Will Counties
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Bradley
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Joliet Army Ammunition Plant
Illinois Junior College Board
Kankakee County
Kankakee
Iroquois, Ford, Livingston, Grundy
Will Counties
Coal City High School coach John Dzuris retires
John Dzuris announced his retirement from the head basketball coach role at Coal City High School after leading the team for several seasons. He cited personal reasons and plans to pursue other opportunities while thanking players and staff for their support.
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John Dzuris
Coal City High School
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Parenting and Family Life
A collection of reader notes addressed to Ann Landers covers child safety in cars, service wives handling family duties, and a teen asks if kittens know right from wrong. The columns offer stern advice and practical guidance on parenting, marriage, and household challenges.
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Annie
Virginia
Jezebel
Bridge Club
Today in History June 10 highlights through the years
Events include U S Marines invasion of Cuba in 1898 the first Dutch settlers in Manhattan in 1610 and the 1964 Senate cloture on a civil rights bill. Also noted are 1940 Italy declaring war 1942 Lidice burned and Eisenhower receiving the Order of Victory.
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Benjamin Harrison
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Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy
Washington
Eisenhower
Algeria
Sahara Desert
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Illinois House Debates Topless Attire Bill For Waitresses
The Illinois House debated a bill to ban topless attire for waitresses and female entertainers. An amendment by Rep. C L McCormick would allow topless work if a D cup or larger is worn, but Rep. Houde shifted to kill the bill by striking the enacting clause. The measure was sponsored by Rep. Allan Schoeberlein.
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Springfield
Illinois
Rep
C. L. McCormick
Vienna
McCormick
Thomas Houde
Kankakee
Allan Schoeberlein
Aurora
Daily Across Clues Mixed With Obscure Terms
Puzzle grid entries include Remain Bark archaic talk Prize and other scattered clues plus defenders of wordplay. Answers appear to span man’s nexname comfort ik turn about bowire lane pirates Siberman ray Anid haggard novel Greek letter coins spirit lamps The Great and Terrible painting of plaster Vermont city rodents weaver’s.
Crossword Down Clues and Word Fragments in 1925 Newburg Page
A compact cryptic style list of crossword clues and garbled entries includes \"Top kick for short\" and various partial words like Hale or Ladd and Sweet potato. The text mentions monetary waits in Latvia and a church dignitary plus vegetable fuel, with additional fragments such as 1925 Newburg and biblical terms.
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