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Newspaper
Southeast Economist
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1958
Page
20
Rabbi Smith urges turning time into life through daily acts of kindness. He emphasizes the charity of the spoken word to illuminate others and avoid spiritual darkness. The message: to live you must love and give generously today.
The piece highlights Chicago attractions for vacationers including the Museum of Science and Industry Adler Planetarium Chicago Museum of Natural History and the Art Institute. It notes outdoor options Lincoln Park Brookfield zoos public beaches free swimming and numerous golf courses plus an efficient elevated transit system. It concludes vacations at home can be cheaper and just as enjoyable.
Readers debate Washington affair implications and accountability in public life. Letters discuss government leaders, responses to charges, and whether media coverage reflects broader opinion, with readers urging responsibility in DC.
The piece urges families to display the American flag on the Fourth of July, noting fewer households fly flags today. It emphasizes national pride and calls those without a flag to acquire one, reminding readers the holiday falls on a Friday and the nation’s freedom is celebrated.
Advice urging careful planning for enjoyable vacations emphasizes balance between rest and activity. It encourages small doses of sun, gradual return to sports, avoiding overexertion, and leaving work worries behind to promote happiness and good health.
A set of 25 questions covers topics from architecture and geography to history and science. Each item asks for the correct option among four choices, with scoring notes indicating four points for a correct answer and four points against for an incorrect one.
John W. Dienhart critiques public fund use on CA&E and North Shore lines, noting alleged improper payments and salaries, then questions CTA takeover viability as rail travel wanes. The column also mocks fashion and reports on Vanguard rocket delays and the defense department’s test disclosures.
An annual gem and jewelry show runs at the Chicago Natural History Museum with multiple exhibits in geology botany and zoology open 9 to 5 daily with free admission on certain days. Lincoln Park Children’s Zoo opens for ages up to 12 with free hours 10 to 4 and viewing by staff guides only. The Chicago Public Library runs a Be a Moon Watcher program for 6 to 12 year olds featuring rocket paper crafts and talks with registration at the neighborhood library. Dr Chifard C Gregg invites families to visit Grant Park’s Chicago National History Museum for a summer program running through August with films and activities for children and parents.
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