Editorial Says Non Aggression Pact Is Futile And Harmful
The piece argues a Soviet West non aggression treaty is useless as it would not stop the arms race nor prevent war. It views such a pact as propaganda likely to stall real disarmament efforts and urges negotiators to focus on other global problems.
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Sible
Non-Enthusiast Appointed Non-Enthusiast Appointed
Rep Leo Pfeffer opposed the Illinois Crime Commission funding but not its creation. Rep Scariano blasted the appointment process as brazen and demanded Senate sponsor Canfield be named. Powell defended Pfeffer noting past service as a state trooper and urged recognition. Leaders of both parties seem uninterested in the commission's success.
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Leo Pfeffer
D-Seymour
Illinois Crime Commission
Clarence Hall
R-Catlin
Pfeffer
Anthony Scarlario
D-Park Forest
House
John Lewis
R Marshall
Paul Powell
Rep
Scariano
Minois
Scarlano
Senate
Robert Canfield
Rockford
Powell
Henry Horner
Hoffman Seeks Republican Nomination for Illinois Secretary of State
Congressman Elmer J. Hoffman of Wheaton plans to run for the Republican nomination for Illinois secretary of state, challenging Charles Carpentier who has held the post since 1953. Hoffman, a veteran Republican with a long local and state political record, has served as DuPage County sheriff, chief deputy sheriff, state treasurer, and a six term congressman. He has chaired the DuPage County Republican Central Committee since 1949, highlighting his solid political organization background for the race.
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Charles Carpentier
Elmer J. Hoffman
Wheaton
Carpentier
Hoffman
DuPage County
Illinois
DuPage County Republican Central Committee
Kennedy’s Dixie Judges and Desegregation Viewpoints
President Kennedy’s federal judge appointments in the South draw criticism as some appointees speak against desegregation. Judges E Gordon West Georgia Mississippi Alabama are noted for skeptical views, while observers say Southern appointments reflect political pressures and possible shifts under duty.
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Kennedy
South
E. Gordon West
Louisiana
East Baton Rouge
Supreme Court
J. Robert Elliott
Georgia
William H Cox
Mississippi
Walter P. Gewin
Alabama
Anthony Lewis
The
New York Times
U. S
Mr. Kennedy
Dixie
What's A Maternity Hat in Dave Felts Column
The Millinery Institute worries the First Lady may skip hats. Kennedy often goes bareheaded. Acapulco News notes Lt Gen Rafael Trujillo's private yacht listed for sale with Dominican govt asking at least $2 million. Wanger and Elizabeth Taylor bios loom as October releases draw gossip. A fair scene in Michigan features Percy and a county fair bridal shower salute.
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Millinery Institute
Kennedy
The
Acapulco
Rafael Trujillo
J. P. Morgan
Blockbusting and racial exploitation in housing profit schemes
Explores how real estate blockbusting and other discrimination practices inflate profits from segregation. Describes white owners pressured to sell as negros move in, how brokers profit, and the broader economics of housing, food pricing, and loans that disadvantage Black communities in northern cities. Includes expert notes from urban groups on ghetto rents and mortgage barriers.
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Tom Henshaw
Associated Press
Long Island
New York State
New York
North
Saturday Evening Post
Elm Street
Brown
Smith
Harlem
South Side
Chicago
Fillmore Street
San Francisco
Dr. Warren Banner
The
Urban League
Scripture On Death Editor The Southern Illinoisan
An article by Mr. Zunich discusses how to tell children about death, framing death as sleep per verses like Job 14 12 and 1 Thessalonians 4 13 14. It argues sleep denotes unconsciousness and memory loss until awakening, and cites passages on awakening, resurrection, and God recreating humanity with references to Psalms Isaiah Ezekiel and 1 Corinthians 15.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
Zunich
Dior model fall fashion raises Gina Lollobrigida concerns
Gina Lollobrigida surveyed Christian Dior fall necklines and said she felt frightened as fashion hazards loom. In politics Winston Churchill visit to the House of Commons saw him lean on two Conservative supporters amid cautious comment on fallout.
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Gina Lollobrigida
Christian ‘Dior
Winston’ Churchhil
House of Commons
Malaysia Balances The Races
Malaysia as a new federation formed from Malaya Singapore North Borneo and Sarawak faces regional tensions with Indonesia. Prime Minister Rahman and Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew push a federation plan while Brunei delays joining. The bloc aims for stability and diverse economy but relies on rubber tin and trade through Singapore. population ~10.5 million with Malays Chinese and tribal groups.
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Malaysia
Malaya
Singapore
North Borneo
Sarawak
United States
Great Britain
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Sukarno
Peoples’ Action Party
Brunei
Delaware
South China Sea
Tip
New Mexico
Massachusetts
Japan
Far East
Straits
Borneo
Boreneo
Branei
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