Illinois lawmakers face hectic week in final session push
Springfield AP report says the 1963 Illinois Legislature enters a five day sprint to clear controversial bills before June 30. Night sessions planned. GOP aid hinges on two votes to pass reapportionment. Debates loom on firemen police pay raise, Sunday closing law, Winds Public Aid Commission, housing legislation, and a civil rights bill facing a second vote.
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Hoover in serious condition says doctors
Former President Herbert Hoover at 88 remains very serious with anemia due to bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract. Doctors said the heart action is somewhat irregular and he has a low-grade fever, with no new bleeding in the past 36 hours.
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They’ll Go Home Engineers They’ll Go Home Engineers
Stanford with 548 foreign students makes up 38.5 per cent of the student body. Engineering dominates as the popular field of study, led by elect and civil, mechanical, and aerospace tracks, with Warnbrunn noting electives in economics and modern European languages among top choices.
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