Weather Outlook for Indiana and Illinois
Indiana will see temperatures near normal in the north and 3 to 6 degrees below normal in the south with normal highs 32 to 42 and lows 18 to 28. One half to three quarters inch of precipitation expected as snow or rain mainly early next week. Illinois cooler by 2 to 8 degrees below normal through Wednesday with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows in the 20s to 30s. rain possible Saturday and Monday, turning to snow late Monday with 0.25 to 0.50 inch accumulation.
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Indiana
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On the Line: Holiday Jabs at the President
The piece riffs on public perceptions of the president, noting fatigue after a record 60 home runs, a solitary habit in the White House pool, and clashes over taste and style. It jokes about post offices, buttered radishes, and a quick succession after a beloved predecessor, closing with holiday goodwill toward the leader.
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Prez
White House
William Jennings Bryan
Ike
Harvard
Yale
Capital Letter's Mysterious Links Threaten Amnesty Offer
Capital Letter discusses possible amnesty for Ruby in exchange for full disclosure of evidence about a Dallas police and nightclub operator network. The piece suggests Ruby, facing an incurable disease and death, might reveal hidden connections to aid future historians and a nation recovering from a lost leader.
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Dallas
Ruby
Handling a Personal Crisis and Its Effects
A digest excerpt explains how a crisis can alter personality and offers guidance on turning the change into a positive outcome. Psychologists challenge the instinct to stay calm, showing how upheaval reshapes behavior and coping strategies.
President weighs amnesty offer to defend man in tragedy
The piece suggests granting a lie-detector test and amnesty to a man feared by authorities amid the Kennedy assassination. It notes only Ruby survives among four principals Kennedy Tippit Oswald and Ruby and urges a fresh citizen panel to reassess the data.
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Kennedy
Tippit
Oswald
Ruby
Warren Commission
Avant garde jazz and neon night at Slugs in four four
Jim Bishop on the stand as a jukebox pounds out notes not in any key. A waitress boasts of her professor father while patrons mingle across races. Roy Haynes Quartet engages a nerve filled performance and a psychedelic church scene frames a wary city night.
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Nebraska
Robert Schoenholt
God
Misery and Fear Drive Private Crises Highlighted by Books
The article discusses Boyle and the best selling 1965 hard cover book How to Be a Jewish Mother and their collaboration on Miserable. It notes readers confide secret fears, including women hoarding defense knives and planning electric chairs for intruders, while Dan copes by singing after watching Psycho.
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Marcia
Den
Congress Makes The Star Spangled Banner National Anthem
The Star Spangled Banner became the national anthem on March 3 1931 when Congress and President Hoover signed the law officializing the designation.
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Congress
Hoover
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