Gottschalks air caravan to tour Illinois Monday
Springfield reports say senator Arthur R. Gottschalk Republican from Flossmoor will announce his gubernatorial candidacy during a 700 mile air caravan if weather allows The plan includes stops at Rockford Moline Peoria Alton and Champaign or an announcement in Chicago and Springfield if grounded Six year veteran Gottschalk vice president of Reuben H Donnelley Corp first elected to the senate in 1960 rivals include John Henry Atiltorfer Richard Ogilvie and others with primary set for June 11 Ogilvie seen as leading candidate with strong county post ties Objections to patronage and differences over campaign strategy mark the race Also noted death: Mrs Clara M Jay 97 of Steeleville died Friday funeral Monday at Steeleville Methodist Church Burial Paradise Cemetery Funeral Home in Steeleville is handling arrangements.
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Gottschalk
Flossmoor
Chicago
Springfield
Rockford
Moline
Peoria
Alton
Champaign
William Stratton
John Henry Ailtorfer
Richard Ogilvie
Cook County Board of Commissioners
Ogilvie
Illinois
Reuben H. Donnelley Corp
Senate
Park Forest
Clara M. Jay
Steeleville
Randolph County
Sparta
Jay
Samuel
Sarah Nimock Hindman
Norman Jay
Herbert
John
St. Louis
Ronald
Helen Phifer
Norma Dickey
Steeleville Methodist Church
Paradise Cemetery
Schaack
SIU Russian study tour to the Soviet Union planned
Southern Illinois University will sponsor a Russian language study course in the Soviet Union from June 17 to August 27. The program includes four weeks at Moscow State University and Leningrad University and two weeks in Czechoslovakia. Enrollment limited to about 25 students. intermediate and advanced Russian courses offered. tuition about 1200 dollars with scholarships for selected undergraduates. Applications due January 31 to Joseph R. Kupcek in Carbonale.
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Soviet Union
Yalta
Odessa
United States
Joseph R. Kupcek
Kupcek
SIU
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Moscow State University of Leningrad University
Czechoslovakia
Plane hits radio tower near Murray Ky killing pilot
A chartered twin engine plane struck a 400 foot radio tower near Murray Kentucky Friday, then crashed into a cornfield. Pilot Lewis Vance Moyer of Paducah died. Dense fog and low visibility contributed to the accident, knocking station WNBS off air for about an hour as wreckage scattered over a quarter mile and tower parts damaged the studio building.
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Lewis Vance Moyer
Paducah
Murray State University
WNBS
Artificial heart urged to back up transplants
Leading heart specialists urged rapid artificial heart development to serve as a backup if heart transplants fail. Dr. Michael DeBakey said the device could extend life during transplant attempts and both the ethics committee and medical leaders stressed careful patient selection and ongoing evaluation.
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New York
Michael DeBakey
Houston
Tex
DeBakey
American Heart Association
Association
Harvard man doubts smoking linked to heart deaths
Harvard epidemiologist Carl C. Seltzer reports in AMA Journal that evidence since the 1964 Surgeon General findings remains inconclusive about whether cigarette smoking causes coronary heart disease. He notes inconsistent data and raises questions about the validity of the earlier conclusions.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Carl C. Seltzer
Harvard University School of Public Health
Surgeon General
Oil heiress leaves bulk of fortune to New York state
Mrs Melbert B Cary Jr of New York City dies at 66 and leaves more than 50 million dollars to New York State for public use. A trust fund will support government subdivisions and religious charitable scientific and educational programs. Yale receives her late husband’s playing card collection with a 100000 dollar endowment for its upkeep. Cary also bequeaths shares of Standard Oil of New Jersey to the National Orchestral Association and Scholarships Foundations Inc.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Melbert B. Cary Jr
New York State
Cary
Harry
Yale University
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
National Orchestral Association
Scholarships Foundations Inc
New York City
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Chester
Carl D
Sophia Albert Wittenborn
May Saunders
Raymond
Roger
Gene
Harold
Walsh
Florence Gordon
Alexandria
Dorothy Schmidt
Mabel Brelge
Erma Runge
Albert
Richard
William
George
Everett
Alma Wittenborn
Francis Michels
Caledonia Cemetery
McDaniel Funeral Home
Budapest
Hungary
Rezsoe Seress
Seress
Harvest
Ed Rice
U.S
Bong San
Conrad
R. Conrad
Herrin
Monroe
Scarbondale
South Illinois
L. H. Jatre
Smetropolis
Ferry
F. Trumble
Varsity Theatre
Gillette
Techmatic
Gillette Foamy
Ren
N. Park- Herrin
Benton
Ginette
Menthol
Murray, Ky
Ue 23S
Rev
America
East Jackson
Anna
du Quoin
Kasperak
Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford Medical Center
Greenville
Lincoln Hordzkom
Mt. Tobin
Battle Mountain
Nev
Hordzkom
Marine Corps
Harvard
Fortune
Appliance CO
West Main St
West Frankfort, Ill
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