Dean Should Serve As Supervisor Or Resign
Floyd Dean, an assistant supervisor from Carbondale Township, has missed 19 consecutive Jackson County Board meetings since May 1963. A Democrat, he holds both a state job and the township post, risking civil service status, and he says his absence is to prevent a Republican successor. The piece urges his resignation for full township representation.
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Floyd
Skinner
Dean
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
Carbondale Township
Fatima Jinnah Campaigns For Pakistan Presidency
The opposition candidate Fatima Jinnah, about 71, convent-educated and frail in appearance, returns from 16 years retirement to challenge President Mohammad Ayub Khan. The Times notes Pakistan’s male-dominated political culture, Jinnah’s family legacy, and her limited public record, while outlining her goal to end the current indirect voting system.
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New York Times
Fatima Jinnah
Miss Jinnah
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Mohammad Ali Jinnah
Pakistan
Britain
Jinnah
India
Aga Khan
Climate Of Corruption Prevails In Springfield
Theodore Isaacs former state revenue director and Gov Otto Kerner adviser has been indicted on 38 counts including conflict of interest and conspiracy to commit official misconduct The indictment names Isaacs John Lang and Cook Envelope and Lithographic Co for which Isaacs admits a financial interest The case adds to Illinois political scandal lore and reinforces a climate of corruption in state government.
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Theodore Isaacs
State Revenue
Otto Kerner
Sangamon County
Mr. Isaacs
John Lang
Oak Park
Cook Envelope and Lithographic Co
Chicago
Isaacs
Better Government Association
BGA
Gov
Kerner
Charles Percy
Tlinois
Raymond Terrell
Illinois
Orville Hodge
Springfield
Paul Simon
Troy
UN Debts Crisis Aims at Broad Security Council Reform
After years of strain the United Nations pursues a compromise with the Soviet Union over debts. Russia will contribute to a rescue fund instead of direct payments, clearing the path for talks on how future peacekeeping missions are authorized and financed. Western powers seek veto constraints to empower the Security Council and ensure viable peace efforts globally.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Russia
Middle East
Con
United States
Britain
Security Council
General Assembly
U. N
Congo
China
France
Rusia
Heredit
Drake
There Goes Old No 77 in Sports and Culture
Colum nist notes annoyance at radios and TV cameras fixating on players wearing 77 the former Illinois number once retired. He recalls famous wearers across colleges and pro teams, and muses on revered numerals and nostalgic branding in sports culture plus reflections on packaging, Christmas, and media shows.
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Red Grange
University of Illinois
Meet Man Who'll Draw JFK Library
John F. Kennedy Memorial Library architect I.M. Pei rose to fame after years facing scarce commissions due to his foreign birth. Born in Canton China on April 26 1917 he studied at MIT and Harvard before leading Webb Knapp and founding J M Pei & Associates. His notable works include MIT Center for the Earth Sciences and the Boston Government Center master plan.
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New York Times
J Coh Ming Pei
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Boston
Idlewild
John F. Kennedy Airport
Pei
Fei
Canton
China
St. John’s Middle School
Shanghai
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Defense Research Committee
Avrial
Harvard University
Harvard
William Zeckendorf
Webb & Knapp
Zeckendorf
Chicago
New York
J. M. Pei & Associates
Center For the Earth Sciences
MIT
New College
Sarasota
Fla
Newhouse Communications Center
Syracuse
University
Government Center
Johnson cautious approach marks new term planning
James Reston portrays Lyndon B Johnson as a prudent leader marching into his next term. He delays major policy shifts, studies foreign and domestic options with advisers, and emphasizes cautious timing over bold moves while facing mixed reactions from allies and supporters.
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Iowa
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