Slum Area Redevelopment Urged For University Site
The piece criticizes public officials for neglecting urban blight in Chicago and urges locating a four year University of Illinois campus in a central slum site to leverage federal funds. It argues forest preserve location would waste billions in potential aid and cites Lake Meadows redevelopment as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Ilinois
Maywood
Dan Ryan
Stratton
Daley
Lake Meadows
Maryland and Illinois Reject Censorship in Juvenile Crime Debate
The piece argues on both sides of publishing restrictions, noting Maryland's crime law against selling offensive material to minors and Illinois discussions delayed by censorship concerns. It cites juvenile delinquency linked to crime-horror books and quotes the Chicago Daily News while defending a free press stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Illnois
Illinois
House
Springfield
Chicago Daily News
Postal Workers Veto Sparks Public Outcry Over Pay
Citizens react to the President vetoing a pay raise for postal workers and the Senate's failure to override. Families of police, fire, and postal staff struggle with rising costs and take on extra work. The article denounces sending $3.5 billion abroad while domestic needs go unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OST
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Public Forum Defends United Nations and Local concerns
A reader argues for the UN and PTA support, citing UNESCO UNICEF FAO WHO and UN funding by 70 nations, noting the cost to Americans. Other letters praise park rangers, discuss convention site, daylight time, and teacher certification reforms urged by the Illinois Education Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
PTA
World Health Organization
Food and Agricultur Organization
Unesco
Unicef
Latin America
FAO
What Happens to the Sabbath Sunday Sermonette
The piece urges keeping the Sabbath holy as a divine command and rest for body mind and spirit. It cites Exodus and Jesus saying the Sabbath is for man and emphasizes rest and spiritual refreshment as essential for fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Health on the Job: Industry’s Role in Worker Wellness
The article argues for comprehensive on the job health programs for workers and executives. It cites preventive medicine, annual exams, and counseling as essential. It highlights executive programs, weight management, and enforced vacations as tools to reduce illness and improve productivity. Industry should share responsibility for medical education and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Vonachen
Peoria
Untary
Educator Proposes Subsidized Private School System
University of Chicago economist Proctor Thomson argues in School Review that subsidizing private schools with public funds would give parents vouchers to attend chosen schools, shifting segregation issues to personal choice. He says the plan could foster innovation and efficiency through competition while debating effects on church schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
School Review
Proctor Thomson
Thomson
Family Entertainment Amid City Museums and Notes of Free Admissions
A listing of Chicago museums and science centers with hours and free admission days. Highlights include the Chicago Natural History Museum free on Thursdays through Sundays, the Adler Planetarium daily hours, and the Museum of Science and Industry open year round with no admission charge at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Natural History Museum
Roosevelt Rd
Lake Sncredv
Chilaren
Ant Institute of Chicago
Micman Ave
Adams St
Chicago Historical Society
Clark St
North Ave
Museum of Science and Indusfix
Oths
Ana South Lake Shore
Economist Knowledge Quiz Answers Page Challenge
A scanned trivia quiz lists 25 questions each worth four points with four choices. Readers are invited to answer all items, then check the printed key on page 7 to score themselves, with performance labeled as fair good or excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economist Knowledge
Economist Knowledge Guise
Chicago
Nature books at Chicago Public Library appeal to outdoor readers
The article highlights books on nature available at Chicago Public Library. Cruickshank's Pocket Guide to the Birds and Marie's Field Guide to Animal Tracks are praised for color photos and field usefulness. It lists several branch locations offering these nature titles for explorations outdoors.
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Chicago Public Library
Cruickshank
Allan D. Cruickshank
National Audubon Society
Nora Unwin
Marie
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Accredited Newspapers OF America, Inc
Bette
National Editorial Association
Illinois Press Association
W. 65Th St
Englewood
E. 79Th St
Bayport
Southeast Economist
South Shore
Woodlawn
Chatham
Chatham Fields
Windsor Park
Cheltenham Grand Grossing
Bencome Park
Essex
Parkside
Burnside
Brookline Wakefield
Chesterfield
Chesterfield Heights
Avalon Park Bryn Mawr
Adjarent
Egnoring
Melba F. Wallace
Rock Island
W. 91St.st
Ernest Foote
Bill O'Neills
Leo High School
Reavis High
X.o0urs
John Smith
L. G. Have
J. Crawford
Illinois Education Association
General Assembly
Claude E. Vice
Peter E. Erickson
St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. 88Th St
S. Langley
The
American Medical Association
Chiane
Suds Miser
Englewood Store & Repair Co
S. Halsted
Economist Knowledge Quiz
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
United States
Norway
Japan
Belgium
Anna Christie
Arizona
Disraeli
William Harvey
Isaac Newton
Johannes Kepler
Denis Papin
Tolu Banyan
Lake Como
Dead Sea
Black Sea
Caspian Sea
Tweed West
Palmetto State
South Carolina
Texas
Chinaware Shrine Spa
Hor
Tower of London
Bank of England
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham Palace
Cicero Diogenes
Paul Revere
Napoleon
Walston
Thomas
Edgar
Peter
Spain
Finland
Italy
Indiana
Mendelssohn
Bach Mozart
Handel
Drake
U.S
White House
Peterson
America
Zarchy
132Nd St
Avalon Park
Travel Service
Cook's, Cartan, Berry
Happiness Tours
Ragnar Nelson Travel Bureau
S. Cottage Grove
Vincennes
OUR New South
Shore Chapel
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Clyde Ave
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