Dilliard Sees Illinois Senate Bid as Key State Race
Collinsville Democrat Dilliard, a 57 year old liberal civil rights advocate and former editor, seeks the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. He argues Illinois, California and New York will be the three pivotal races shaping Kennedy administration support, with Daley’s stance and party backing likely deciding the nominee. He notes his statewide voting record and trusteeship election as credential, and predicts a tough contest against Everett Dirksen.
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Dick Stegeman
Dilliard
Collinsville
United State
Wlinois
John F. Kennedy
California
New York
Kennedy
Congress
Dillard
Powell St
Paul Powell
D-Vienna
House of Representatives
University of Illinois“Board of Trustees
Tas
Paul Douglas
Pbl
Powell
Chicago
Arnold Maremont
Paul Simot
Troy
Simon
Daley
Richard’ Daley
Democratic Organization
Everett M. Dirksen
Raekin
Senate
Dirksen
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Southern
Illinois
Douglas
Area Redevelopment Administatin
ARA
Tlmndis
Maremont
University of Ilinois
Nieman
Harvard University
The
Post-Dispatch
Carbondale
Supreme Court
Supreme Headquarters
Europe
Germany
Stars and Stripes
Service
Medaille de la Reconnaissance Francaise
Bolivian Leader Tours Southern Illinois Area
Bolivian lawyer Aleivé Espinoza-Schmidt, on a U S State Department Leaders program, visits Carbondale and Southern Illinois University. She tours Altrusa and AAUW groups, meets with the League of Women Voters, and visits a nursing home with a carol program. Her interpreter accompanies her. she praises American women’s organizations.
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Kit Erickson
Aleivé Espinoza-Lehmidt
America
Bolivia
United States
Espinoza-Schmidt
U.S. Dept. of State
Latin America
National” Confederation of Professional Women, Association
of University Women
National Federation
of Women’ Lawyers
National Lawyer's Federation
League of Women Voters
Carbondale
Southern 11
Linois University
U. S
Altrusa Club
Jackson’ County
Carmen Venturini
State Department
Miss Venturini
University of Montana
Altrusa
Miss. Espinoza-Schmidt
AAUW
South America
Faculty Club
League of Woman’ Voters
Jackson County
Atty
William Ridgeway
Banham on Prairieville and the Metropolis Claim
Architect Banham praises area cities and Vermont Prairieville style grids. He argues Prairieville can be a workable town with an honest image of good life, while seven American cities deserve the title of metropolis.
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Ben
Little
Egypt
Prairie-ville
Banham
Inva_ critical
Elc
Prairieville
Gebotd- Lass
Arcadia
American
Washington
New York
America
Herrin Choruses To Sing Tuesday at Junior High
Herrin City school chorus presents Scenes and Songs of Christmas at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Herrin Junior High School. Class groups perform songs and the audience will join in singing several Christmas carols.
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Herrin
Herrin City
Dist
Carbondale
Fire Destroys Manila Market District Homes and Shops
A Saturday fire in Manila destroyed a block of the market district. Police estimated damage at 500000 dollars. No injuries or deaths were reported. Most of the burned structures were textile shops and tenement homes.
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Manila
Cowboys Seek Charity Funds in Herrin Christmas Drive
Herrin Elks members led by Mayor Fred Henderson and Police Chief Roy Cole collected donations Saturday in cowboy garb for the 40th annual drive. Club members rode through the streets to reach late donors, fining some $2. Funds will aid food baskets for needy families and a crippled children fund.
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Herrin
Herrin Elks
Fred Henderson
Roy Cole
Maria
Herrin Santa Parade Planned by Junior Chamber
Santa Claus will visit Herrin arriving by plane at 8 45 a m Saturday at Williamson County Airport. He will parade to downtown Herrin and visit stores until 2 p m, then host a workshop at 516 N Park Ave to gift a six foot stocking of toys games and candy to a child chosen from contributors to the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas fund.
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Santa Claus
Herrin
Williamson County
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Writing Course Begins January Third at SIU Carbondale
A free lance writing course for area residents starts January 3 at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Instructor James L C Ford says inquiries come from Cairo to Centralia. The first class meets at 7 p.m. in Room 120 Home Economics Building to discuss registration fees and textbooks.
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Southern Illinois ‘Area
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
James L.C. Ford
Cairo
Centralia
Ford
Popular Science Monthly
Fairchild Publications
Home Economics
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Everett Dirksen
Pekin
Irving Dilliard
Alcira Espinoza-Schmidt
Jack
Son County Nursing Home
Dora Gilbert
John Chapman
Ific
Los Angeles
San Fancisco
St. Louis
Onas
Vince
Cowboys
Henderson
Colego
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