Wagner Move Touches Off Demo Squabble
Mayor Wagner's decision not to seek another term sparks a Democratic mayoral scramble with national implications. Roosevelt Jr. gains support among Democrats as Kennedy and reform factions vie for control ahead of the September 14 primary.
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Adam Clayton Powell
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
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Reform Movement
Draft calls for interns set near July first
Washington reports Selective Service officials expect induction orders for all interns finishing their internships around July 1. The Defense Department had issued a call for doctors beginning January 7 for 851, then 950 on January 28 and 1,085 last week, with more orders than inductions typical in wartime.
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Weather Outlook For Mississippi Valley And Plains Showers
Weathermen forecast showers and thundershowers tonight across the Mississippi Valley, central and northern Plains and from the Carolinas southward to the Gulf Coast. Cooler air moves in along the midsection.
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Daily Roundup Weather Facts From Area And Across Nation
Weather notes show high yesterday 91 and 88 at 6 p.m. today with warm lows in the 60s and a trace of rain in the 7 a.m. to 7 a.m. window. Lake levels and spillway readings are given for several southern Illinois lakes. Temperatures across the five day period are expected to run 2 to 7 degrees above normal with scattered showers totaling three quarters to one and a half inches. Northern Illinois faces 4 to 6 degrees above normal with a high 78 to 83 and frequent thundershowers likely.
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Four Murphysboro youths charged in golf ball theft
Four Murphysboro youths James Nash 16 Victor Loos Jr 18 Peter Sawyer 15 and Bruce Korando 15 faced theft charges after Riverview Gardens owner Gilbert Todd reported a golf bag with four golf balls and a bag the night before. Police said the center loses about $100 in balls monthly and the youths were to appear before State’s Attorney Richard Richman.
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Riverview Gardens
Rt. 13
James Nash
Clay St
Victor Loos Jr
Kennedy St
Peter Sawyer
Dewey St
Bruce Korando
Gilbert Todd
Todd
Sam Giancana Loses Appeal for Freedom
Chicago June 11 AP Sam Giancana reputed leader of the Chicago crime syndicate loses an appeal for freedom and remains jailed. The 7th U S Court of Appeals denied his petition for an emergency stay of a lower court order confining him for contempt of court. The ruling was issued without explanation and can be appealed. Giancana had been jailed June 1 for disobeying a court order to answer questions from a federal grand jury investigating organized crime in Chicago.
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Momo Salvatore
Sam) Giancana
U.S. Court of Appeals
Giancana
Compromise Plan Advances In Open Occupancy Debate
Illinois House backs a compromise open occupancy bill aiming for enactment this session. The amended measure allows homeowners to sell or rent property they own if they reside in it while banning discrimination by nonresiding brokers, subdistrict owners, or landlords. Enforcement rests with the Illinois attorney general. supporters seek to show decisive intent to pass open occupancy law.
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Paul Boswell
Chicago
Cecil Partee
Senate
Police Briefs Oddity in Four Towns After Fiery Week
Carbondale sees R M Nilsson fined 15 for driving too fast on a motorcycle for safe conditions. Herrin fines Jackie Oakley 105 for reckless driving. Carbondale cites Rodney Orbick 10 for parking where prohibited. Du Quoin fines Ralph Shockley 10 for parking where prohibited. Marion records James Williams 10 for allowing an unauthorized operator to drive. Murphysboro flags Thomas Wasmer 15 for failing to stop at a stop sign.
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Herrin
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Rodney Orbick
du Quoin
Ralph Shockley
Marion
James Williams
Murphysboro
Thomas Wasmer
Krebiozen Claim Advised for Skin Cancer Trial Testimony
Witness Louis Giancola testified in Chicago that two defendants described Krebiozen as a universal cancer cure. He said Dr William Phillips claimed Krebiozen works for any cancer and Dr Andrew Ivy suggested it has not been tested on skin cancer but could work.
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Krebiozen
Louis G. Giancola
New Kennsington
Giancola
William F. P. Phillips
Andrew C. Ivy
Roosevelt University
Marion Man Fined 855 for Revoke License Trials
Luther Frey, 46, of Marion, was fined a total of 855 after three traffic charges in Williamson County Circuit Court. He was found guilty May 26 of driving with a revoked license and, on Thursday, pleaded guilty to the other two charges, with concurrent sentences and a year of probation.
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Rt. 4
Marion
Williamson County
Frey
John Clayton
Clayton
County board vacates alley for Phillips service station site
Williamson County Board of Commissioners vacated an unused alley in Marion at the request of Phillips Petroleum Co for a new gas station. The alley ran from New Rt. 13 north to Princeton Avenue and was closed by highway construction. The station will sit on a tract between Yale and Oxford avenues near Yale Avenue north of North Carbon Street. The text notes the U.S. Liberty head half dollar first minted in 1892.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Marion
New Rt. 13
Princeton Avenue
Yale
Oxford Avenues
Yale Avenue
Carbon Street
Percy Defends Dissent While Condemning Extremist Tactics
Percy, defeated GOP governor candidate, told Loyola University leaders retreat that the John Birch Society is extremist yet its tactics remain legal. He warned some dissent can become intolerable and endorsed libel, assault and murder laws to curb excesses while preserving free speech.
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Chicago
Charles H. Percy
John Birch Society
Birch Society
Percy
Loyola University
Isaacs Indictment Quash Motion Filed in Sangamon
A motion to quash the 34 count indictment against former state Revenue Director Theodore Isaacs was filed in Sangamon County Circuit Court. The 97 page filing challenges conflict of interest statutes and their applicability. State's Attorney Raymond Terrell plans an early hearing on the motion. The charges stem from an investigation of 1961 to 1963 envelope contracts during Isaacs' tenure.
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State Revenue
Theodore J. Isaacs
Sangamon County
Isaacs
Atty
Raymond Terrell
Police Briefs Report Local Fines for Traffic and Conduct
Herrin: Malcolm Zwick fined 24 dollars for speeding. Johnston City: Raymond Welty fined 30 dollars for intoxication. Johnston City: James Shadow ens fined 20 dollars for disorderly conduct.
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Malcolm Zwick
Johnston City
Raymond Welty
James Shadowens
GOPs Start Nnto Study Paris Visit
Four Republican members of the U.S. House arrived in Paris to study NATO and French American relations. Led by Rev. Findley of Illinois, the group includes Hastings Keith, E. Ross Adair, and James D. Martin. They will meet SHAPE commander Gen Lyman Lemnitzer and NATO secretary general Manlio Brosio as part of a 10 day to two week stay with weekend meetings planned in the French capital.
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Pl Findley
Illinois
Hastings Keith
Massachusetts
E. Ross Adair
Indiana
James D. Martin
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Findley
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
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