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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
8
Thorntonite editor Carole Parks surveys a national controversy on teen dress codes. She notes schools report improved discipline and grades after implementing attire rules, and argues codes work only if developed with student involvement and thorough discussion.
State Representative Jack E. Walker of Lansing addresses the American Municipal Association’s State Municipal League Management Workshop in Phoenix during its annual meeting December 3 to 6. He serves as Vice Chairman of the Illinois House Municipalities Committee and of the Illinois Cities and Villages Municipal Problems Commission.
Savings increased by 456922.87 at Harvey South Suburban Federal Savings and Loan Association, the largest November gain in the institution's history since 1910. Total deposits climbed to 33,345,2186 from 30,099,991 a year earlier, marking another record high.
John B. Naser of the Veterans Administration Region Office says VA properties are not held for sale to one race. The policy is to sell foreclosed VA loans to creditworthy buyers without regard to race, color, creed, or national origin, reaffirmed since December 11, 1959.
Talk with a Social Security representative to calculate your total income after retirement before your retirement day arrives. Get personalized figures and clarify how your benefits interact with work and other savings.
Northern Illinois Gas Company opened its new General Office to the public on Sunday December 1 inviting NI-Gas friends and families. The building at the East-West Tollway and Route 59 northeast of Aurora featured the Total Synergy System the first of its kind in the United States providing heating cooling and electricity with high frequency lighting. The tour also included the utilitys Electronic Data Processing Center.
A sequence of letters to The POINTER criticizes Dolton officials and clergy for resisting desegregation and warns against stoking racial fear. The writers call for equal rights, condemn violence, and urge responsible leadership from Fred L. Kasten and local politicians amid a charged, era-appropriate civil rights climate.
A reader voices concern over Dal ton integration blaming potential gang activity and fear for white residents. He distinguishes between “decent Negroes” and trouble, warning of changes when Negroes move into white neighborhoods and expressing fear for his daughter’s safety.
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