Editorials Our Opinions Should Agree On Remap Plan
The GOP state central committee names five nonlegislative appointees to a special bipartisan commission on Illinois House redistricting. Gov. Kerner’s veto and legal challenges are noted, with warnings of at large elections and potential fraud. Both parties should show statesmanship to craft a fair plan within four months.
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GOP
State Central Committee
Otto Kerner
Bipartisan Commission
Illinois
House of Representatives
Kerner
House
Gale Williams
Murphysboro
Sangamon County
Illinois Supreme Court
William G. Shalton
General Assembly
What Makes A Millionaire Who Is A Millionaire
A look at definitions of millionaire status and the IRS tally of those with annual incomes above a million dollars in 1961. It notes 398 Americans earned over a million that year, with 17 paying no taxes due to credits and deductions, and discusses tax effects and inflation on millionaire status.
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Millonaire
Internal Revenue Service
Kenneth Clark
New York University
America
Chicago
Ralph Helstein
United Packinghouse Workers
Richard Wade
University of Chicago
Wade
Alvin Prejean
The
Urban League
Inquiry Revealed Reds In Radio Sought Washington
A Senate subcommittee released testimony from a January inquiry into the Pacifica Foundation and its listener stations KPFA Berkeley KPFR Los Angeles and WBAI New York. It examined alleged Communist infiltration while stressing the station policy of presenting diverse viewpoints.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Pacifica Foundation
KPFA
Berkeley
Calif
KPFR
Los Angeles
WRAI
New York City
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Subcommittee
Nonprofit
Educational Foundation
Treveor K. Thomas
Oakland
Foundation
Dodd
United States
Pacifica
Thomas
Dorothy Healey
KPFK
Southern California Communist Party
Yulmar
National Urban League Trustees
Gardner Taylor
Brooklyn
Concord Baptist Church
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
U.S
Washington, D.C
Phillips County
Ark
How Oregon Runs a Presidential Primary in Oregon
Dave Felts argues Oregon's primary law is flawed and overbearing. Secretary Howell Appling designates candidates via clippings and affidavits, with petitions required for entry. He notes past contenders and dismisses the long ballot as a Soviet-like flaw, urging freedom from mandatory participation.
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Oregon
United States
Howell Appling ,Jr
Appling
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stuart Symington
Estes Kefauver
John F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Wayne Morse
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Wisconsin
Lincoln Event At New Salem To Feature Wrestled Abe
Abe Lincoln is the centerpiece of the Lincoln Heritage Trail dedication at New Salem State Park on Saturday August 3 with an open air theater in Kelso Hollow. Gov. Kerner invites a nationally known wrestlers duo to perform as Abe Lincoln and Jack Armstrong in a fixed match, amid frontier era songs and period instruments.
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New Salem State Park
Kelso Hollow
Abraham Lincoln
New Salem
Otto Kerner
Abe Lincoln
Jack Armstrong
Strangler Lewis
Staniislaus Zbyszko
Jim Landos
Gus Sonnenberg
Abe
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NAACP
J. H. Jackson
National Negro Baptist Convention
Mr. Jackson
James M. Nabrit Jr
Howard University
Congress
Dave Felts
Soviet
Russia
Oscar Ogg
Crowell Company
Keith G. Irwin
Moses
Julius Caesar
Augustius
Pope Gregory
Central
South America
Southwest Asia
Babylon
Chaldea
Augustus
England
Colonies
George Washington
Lovejoy
Clarence E. Lovejoy
Stuart W. Little
N.Y. Herald Tribune
Edgar Lee Masters
Charles Aidman
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