Four Illinois GOP candidates on violence and pollution
Illinois governor hopefuls John Henry Altorfer, Richard Ogilvie, William Stratton, and S. Thomas Sutton respond to AP questions. They stress law and order, pollution control, and fiscal reform as central issues in the 1966 campaign.
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Illinois
Associated Press
John Henry Altorfer
Richard B. Ogilvie
William G. Stratton
S. Thomas Sutton
Chicago
Altorfer
Peoria
Stratton
Ogilvie
Sutton
Kerner Commission
Kerner
Budgetary Commission
Departments of Finance and Revenue
Weekend Television Schedule Highlights
Sunday noon to late night offerings include 2-News 5-Meet The Press cartoons 12 18 P M. Movies and news blocks. Monday features 2-News Weather Sports and prime time lineups with Gunsmoke Rowan & Martin Lucille Ball Gidget Manners.
Fire destroys barbershop in Morris last night
Fire started by spontaneous combustion in a closet swept the George Larsness barbershop. James McCormick and Don McGowan sounded the alarm as flames spread through the shop.
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George Larsness
James McCormick
Don McGowan
Coal City Social Roundup Touches Chicago and Local Visits
Miss Joyce Cairns and Ted Turtlee of Chicago dined Sunday with Joyce s mother Mrs Ralph Brooks. William Keevers visited from Gary Indiana last Thursday. Alfred Williamson and wife from Aurora called on Fred Brunner Mrs William Schultz and William Keevers. Lisa Drnee of Maplewood Missouri visits grandparents Frank and Mrs. Drnee. Leo Clark home hosts include Orville Clark JoLIet Barnie Clark St Louis Harland Clark Kankakee Rome Togliatti Sr Eugene Clark and family. Janet Born hosts guests Susan Guist and Joe Scartino Illinois State University students Normal.
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Joyce Cairns
Ted Turtlee
Chicago
Ralph Brooks
William Keevers
Gary
Ind
Alfred Williamson
Aurora
Fred Brunner
William Schultz
Lisa Drnee
Maplewood
Frank Drnee
Leo Clark
Orville Clark
Joliet
Barnie Clark
St. Louis
Harland Clark
Kankakee
Rome Togliatti Sr
Eugene Clark
Janet
John Born
Susan Guist
Joe Scartino
Illinois State University, Normal
Prison in Joiet Lives On With Old Complaint
Charles R. Starkweather, the Lincoln killer, is condemned to die in Nebraska's electric chair. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. House of Lisbon celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday, June 8.
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Joiet
Charles R. Starkweather
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Cuban restaurants end tips due to waiter income
Havana radio reports tips are being eliminated in Cuban restaurants because waiters and waitresses are said to have sufficient income in the Communist country and no longer need to accept humiliating gratuities.
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Miami, Fla
Havana Radio
Edsel Ford dies at 49 after illness and fever
Twenty five years ago Edsel Bryant Ford head of the Ford Motor Co. died today of undulant fever and a prior stomach malady. He was 49. Miss Clarus Ness and Miss Se Delle Larson graduated as nurses at the Lutheran Deaconess Hospital in Chicago. Morris residents joined the first June scrap metal drive, urged to dig deep and gather all scrap.
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Edsel Bryant Ford
Ford Motor Co
Clarus Ness
Se- Delle Larson
Lutheran Deaconess Hospital
Chicago
Verona to gain night glow with 16 mercury street lights
The Verona town board approves a contract with Arthur Hornsby Jr for joint work on Waverly Street from Division to Liberty. George H. Baum is elected chairman of Morris Savings and Loan at the annual shareholders meeting. Within weeks the project will brighten Verona as 16 mercury vapor street lights go up, four on Main Street.
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Arthur Hornsby Jr
Waverly St
Division
Liberty Sts
George H. Baum
Baum
Morris Savings and Loan Association
Verona
Grundy County
Main St
U S Mail Service Establishment Date Highlighted
The article notes the U S Mail service was established on February 20, 1792, marking a pivotal moment in early American communication. It emphasizes the date as a foundational milestone in postal history.
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U.S. Mail Service
Ann Landers letters on house help and a marital clash
A reader defends domestic workers while criticizing unreasonable housework demands. A second letter asks how to handle a husband who dislikes visiting Grandma, with advice urging patience and independence.
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Dear Ann Landers
Ann Landers
May 25 in History Highlights Across Generations
On May 25 1787 delegates gathered in Philadelphia to frame the U S Constitution. Emerson was born in 1803. Adams opposed Texas annexation in 1836 warning of war with Mexico. The first telegraph dispatch arrived in 1844. Stonewall Jackson won at Winchester in 1862. Tornadoes killed 100 plus in 1955 across four states. Eisenhower spoke on U 2 flight and summit collapse in 1960.
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Mexico
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Addis Ababa
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Mazon Notes OES Meeting and Community Reading Plan
Mrs Ivan Pfeifer led the Kitty Mc Kinley Chapter OES in a regular meeting at the Masonic Hall with a bakeless bake sale planned for funds due by June 18. A library reading program at United Churches Community Library runs 8 am to noon daily and 7 to 9 pm Thursdays with certificates for students reading ten books. open to all with no charge. Briefs note Mr and Mrs Ray Sutton returning from a winter Texas vacation.
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Kitty McKinley
Masonic Hall
Fred Foster
S. W. Edlund
United Churches Comunity Library
Mrs
Ray Sutton
Texas
Beefeaters Reduction Cuts Irritability in Seattle Nursing Home
The Washington Brewers Institute reports to the Washington Health Facilities Association that a four week beef ration lowered irritability in aging patients by 86.3 percent at a Seattle nursing home. George Marshall, director of the home and public affairs, presented the finding.
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Yakima, Wash
Seattle
Washington Health Facilities Association
George Marshall
Washington Brewers Institute
Denver Founded in 1858 After Nearby Gold Discovery
Denver Colorado emerged as a city in 1858 following a gold strike nearby, drawing settlers and prospectors to the region and sparking early growth and development.
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Denver
Colo
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