Four GOP candidates oppose state income tax in Illinois primary
In Part II of the AP questionnaire series the four Republican gubernatorial hopefuls John Henry Altorfer Richard B Ogilvie William G Stratton and S Thomas Sutton all reject a new state income tax or tax on top of existing levies They debate flat versus graduated rates and whether the tax would replace sales tax or add to it They discuss open housing laws and education funding amid mounting school costs and referenda fatigue.
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Associated Press
John Henry Altorfer
Richard Ogilvie
Williams G. Stratton
Thomas Sutton
Chicago
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
William C. Stratton
S. Thomas Sutton
Peoria
Cook County
Altorfer
Linois
Stratton
Sutton
Ogilvie
State Department of Urban Affairs
Commission
Ilinois
Worry Clinic insight on advertising and public relations
Ellis Rietzel as a top newspaper leader stresses sound advertising and PR. He uses the church bell analogy to show constant, social outreach. The piece notes campaigns, civic sponsorship, and the role of newspapers in education, industry, and public service.
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St. Paul
Melita
Pottstown
Mental Health Association
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Television in Review previews shifts on Peyton Place and reruns
AP critic Cynthia Lowry notes Peyton Place spawns plot seeds as cast departures loom and new characters appear. She cites Barbara Rush and a rumored new doctor, while comparing reruns of Dean Martin and Ironside and predicting a busy fall with political shows and contests ahead.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Dorothy Malone
Tim O'Connor
ABC
Dr. Rossi
Barbara Rush
Peyton Place
NBC
Huck Finn
Florence Henderson
Ironside
Don Mitchell
Mitchell
Mark Sanger
Mark
May 24 in History Highlights of 1625 to 1830
On May 24 1625 Peter Minuit bought Manhattan Island from local peoples for 24 in goods and founded New Amsterdam. In 1819 Queen Victoria was born. In 1830 the first U S passenger train began service between Baltimore and
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Associated Press
Peter Minuit
Dutch West India Trading Co
Manhattan Island
New Amsterdam
Queen Victoria
Britain
United States
Baltimore
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Letters
A sequence of reader questions covers unfair hearing aid tricks in arguments, a second marriage dispute over in-law ties, a girl’s wish for a paper route, and a teen request about girls as paper boys. Ann Landers offers blunt guidance and instructions for submission.
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Dear Ann Landers
Willing
Ann Landers
Lois
Milestones Span Morse to Spaceflight in History Snaps
This item lists notable events from 1844 to recent years including Morse's first telegraph message What hath God wrought in 1844 Bismarck sinking Hood in 1941 Truman rail strike threat in 1946 Carpenter orbit in 1962 a Moscow troop cutback a federal court desegregation case in Alabama and a Big Four push to avert Israel Egypt conflict a year ago.
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Hood
Harry S. Truman
Scott Carpenter
Moscow
Europe
US S. Justice Department
Alabama
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
United States
Israel
Egypt
Television Schedule Summary for a Day
A dense lineup lists daytime and prime time programs across channels with times such as 12:00 noon and 8:00 p.m. The grid features news, talk shows, game shows, dramas, comedies, sports, and movies including titles like The Untouchables Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Mannix Password and Lawrence Welk.
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