Kennedy Greeted In Illinois Parade Draws Big Crowds
In Chicago Senator John F. Kennedy closed his Illinois campaign touring South Michigan Boulevard and Madison Street to rally crowds organized by Mayor Richard J. Daley and the Cook County Democratic Committee. He urged his domestic program on war and peace and attacked Vice President Nixon for riding on others coattails. The 2 mile parade featured units from 50 wards and county townships, labor unions and nationality groups backing Kennedy.
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Chicago
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Michigan Boulevard
Madison Street
Stadium
Richard J. Daley
Cook County
Democratic Committee
Langdon Couple Propose City Improvements Fund Plan
In a northwest Missouri town the Opps of a 2000 acre Langdon farm offer a city improvement plan. Mayor Peck declares a program allowing citizens to pay their tax bills into a fund for needed enhancements. The Opps will designate the priority improvements, with coppered local needs in focus.
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Missouri
William Corken
Wayne P. Peck
Opp
Birs
Langdon
Couple Pays All City Taxes in Rockfort
In Rockfort Missouri the 1960 municipal taxes for 1,280 residents have been marked paid. A check for 19,360 was sent to the city clerk by Mr. and Mrs. George Opp.
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Rockfort, Mo
George Opp
Now Open Saturdays and Sundays Only Thorough November 28
A brief notice announces weekend operation dates through November 28, specifying Saturday and Sunday hours. The limited schedule highlights a temporary extension or special arrangement for those days.
Walsh Urges Maryland Voters On Constitutional Amendment
Former Court of Appeals Judge William C. Walsh urged Marylanders to vote yes on Question 1 ’72 next Tuesday. He advocated increasing the Court of Appeals from five to seven judges and revising appellate circuits to speed up case handling. Walsh, chairing a State Bar Association committee, warned delays in the current system and urged support for the amendment.
Unclear text fragment on legal and sale notices in Maryland
Fragmentary OCR mentions lawsuits in appellate court and approval by Maryland's legislature, then shifts to a public sale in Wiesbaden Germany with a long list of household items. Also notes Clark E. Heffner and Company and a Nobel chemistry prize reference to Willard Libby at UCLA.
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North End
Lewistown
Garod
Cole Steel
Toledo
Electrc
Dayton Electec
Sewi
Fox-Sterkenworth
Craig Orginal
Clark E. Heffner and Company
Anett Jena Pensten
Stockholm
Sweden
Willard F. Libby
UCLA
Frederick News Item on License Revocation and Award Talk
The article fragment notes a license revocation action by the Department and mentions an award event delayed until Thursday. It references individuals named George W. McLauchlin of Route 1 and archaeologists, with the date context of Saturday, November 5, 1900. The source appears garbled but centers on a licensing decision and a forthcoming discussion about the revocation.
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Gustav
George W. McLauchlin
Route 1
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