Illinois Democratic machine faces Walker challenge in 1972 race
Dan Walker, former Montgomery Ward executive, runs as an independent in the Illinois Democratic primary challenging the Daley-led Cook County organization. He pushes for debates with Lt. Gov. Paul Simon while facing off against Simon as the party nominee. The piece traces Chicago political bosses from Kelly to Daley and recalls Morris Sachs and Kennelly battles shaping decades of state politics.
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Cook County
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Machine
Edward Kelly
Kelly
Patrick Nash
Ilinois
Democratic National Committee
Anton Cermak
Daley
Miami
Florida
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cermak
Helena
Otto Kerner
Dan Walker
Montgomery Ward Co
Adlai Stevenson II
Walker
Metropolis
Ohio River
Wisconsin
Paul Simon
Democratic Party
Democratic
Simon
Daley Organization
Ed Kelly
Richard Daley
Big Bill Thompson
Martin H. Kennelly
the Arty
Myor Kelly
Kennelly
Democratic Regular
Nash
Sachs
Morris B. Sachs
Lithuania
Herbert Paschen
Paschen
Richard B. Austin
William G. Stratton
Austin
U. S. District Court
Morris Sachs
Downstate
Stratton
Henry Horner
Horner
Lincoln
Washington
S.O.B
Kelly-Nash
White House
Erman Bundesen
Kelly Nash
Springfield
Bundesen
Hamilton County
John Steele
C. Wayland Brooks
Remembering Cambria College and Hudsonian Politics
David Felts recalls John Wesley College in Cambria, a small 1920s mining town campus with Pullman living cars and commercial courses. He essays on SIU Carbondale, Ewing College, and Henry Horner era battles, linking past colleges and political machines to a personal reminiscence on Illinois history.
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Wiliamson County
The
Illinois State Historical Society
Cambria
Carterville
Illinois Central
University of Illinois
John Wesley College
Williamson County Camp Meeting Association
Illinois
Works Progress Administration
Barbara Burr Hubbs
Williamson County
Hubbs
Southern Illinois Normal University
Mae Trovillion
Julia Jonah
Southern Illinois
Carbondale Normal
High
Galesburg
David Livingston
Henry M. Stanley
Richard Burton
Liz Taylor
Richard Francis Burton
Burton
Sinbad the Sailor
Editorials Study Could Be Correct
Editorial writers critique environmental doomsayers and MIT computer projections claiming world collapse by 2100 if five growth factors are not balanced. Harvard economist Simon Kuarnets calls growth-stopping conclusions simplistic, while noting the debate over study validity continues as global conditions shift.
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Massachusetts of Technology
Volkswagen Foundation
Simon
Kurnetts
Harvard
United States
Local TV cancellation of The Damned draws reader ire
Letters to the editor complain KFVS-TV Cape Girardeau cancelled The Damned after mail and calls opposing the showing. Don McNeely defends the decision citing audience tastes and the need to avoid offensive material. The Virginian episode aired in place of the film, while other CBS stations also declined to show it.
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the Southern Illinoisan
Luchino Visconti
CBS
Kfws-Tv
Cape Girardeau
KFVS
Don McNeely
Kfvs - TV
the Damned
McNeely
CBS Network
WMAR
Baltimore
Welfare rights group urges Illinois Supreme Court to order COLA for aid
The Chicago Welfare Rights Organization petitions the Illinois Supreme Court to require the Illinois Department of Public Aid to provide cost-of-living increases to welfare recipients. More than 900,000 Illinois residents would gain, including thousands of elderly, disabled, blind, and dependent children recipients, amid a debated budget outlook.
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Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
Illinois Department of Public Aid
CWRO
Illinois
John W. McCarter Jr
McCarter
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