Illinois Primary Void of Scraps to CHICAGO
Illinois faces a June primary with about two million expected voters. Top statewide races include Sen. Douglas seeking a fourth term against Percy. Adlai Stevenson III unopposed for state treasurer. and other nominations in both parties. The Chicago district races feature Dawson versus Hubbard in the 1st District and Mikva challenging O’Hara in the 2nd. Voters also select county and congressional nominees across 24 districts and state central committees.
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Chicago
Illinois
Senate
Richard J. Daley
U.S. Senate
Paul H. Douglas
Charles H. Percy
Kenilworth
Percy
Bell and Howell Co
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Lar Daly
Howard J. Doyle
Adlai E. Stevenson III
U. S
United Nations
Harrow Rowe
Jacobsiville
Ray Page
Springfield
Robert A. Campbell
Worth
Donald Prince
Bloomington
Superintendent of Public Instruction
William L. Dawson
Fred D. Hubbard
Hubbard
Dawson
South Side
Barrett O’hara
Abner Mikva
U.S. House
Kenneth Gray
West Frankfort
Victor Drysdale
Herrin
George Shipley
Olney
Allen Radcliff
Alton
Plane Crash Touches Off Forest Fire in California
A private Cessna 180 crash northwest of Santa Barbara touched off a massive brush and timber fire in Los Padres National Forest. More than 1,500 firefighters plus Navy personnel fought the blaze as it spread in two directions amid 90 degree heat and dry brush. Two Air Force enlisted men from Vandenberg AFB were killed and two injured. Survivors were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Hegira marks year I of the Moslem calendar.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ipi
Los Padres National Forest
Navy
Point Mugu Air Station
Arizona
New Mexico
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Robert Coath Jr
John E. Paine
San Diego
Cif
James R. Lee
Prairie du Chien
Wis
John D. Siciliano
St. Petersburg
Fla
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Solvang
Deposed Soviet Leaders Vote in Moscow Polls
Nikita Khrushchev and V M Molotov, both deposed Soviet leaders, cast ballots in Moscow as the cookie-cutter turnout chose unopposed candidates for the Soviet Parliament. Khrushchev, 72, later said he had been ill, while Molotov, 76, smiled as he left with his wife.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Khrushchev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Khrushchev Quietly Reaches Retirement After Ousting in 1957
Nikita Khrushchev, living in retirement, avoided public antics at a Moscow election event. Molotov said he feels "not bad" and keeps busy with reading, walking, and writing plans that he later discounted. The vote and parliament are portrayed as ceremonial under the Communist regime.
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Khrushchev
Molotov
Communist Party
Moscow
Calcium carbonate and magnesium mix tops heartburn test
Tests at a renowned medical center identify a special formula combining calcium carbonate with two magnesium compounds as the best heartburn remedy. It outperformed all leading liquids and tablet products, including prescription types.
Nine Dead In Mishaps on Illinois Roads
A weekend of traffic tragedies on Illinois streets claimed at least nine lives. Arthur Daly 23 of Chicago died when his car overturned at a South Side intersection. Kathleen Haley 19 of Durand was ejected from a sports car on Illinois 75 south of Durand. Flint Wallace 5 and Serene Tooley 38 of Granite City perished in a Sunday crash on Illinois 111 over the Illinois 270 overpass. John Hoelzle 93 of Grayville died in a collision with a truck two miles from town.
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Illinois
Chicago
Arthur Daly
Durand
Kathleen Haley
Illinois 75
Illinois 111
Illinois 270
Flint Wallace
Granite City
Serene Tooley
John Hoelzle
Grayville
Dramatic Grand Slam Return Decisive in Torquay Match
In the 1961 Ladies European Championship, Mrs Hiron led for Britain against Norway. She defeated a strong grand slam attempt by North South and scored 1390 points on the hand, boosting Britain by 1790 points to swing the match in their favor.
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Great Britain
Norway
Torquay
Declarer
South
Church pays annual rent with a red rose in Manheim
Zion Lutheran Church in Manheim honored the annual rent to Stiegel heirs by presenting a red rose. John Wellington Stiegel of Jacksonville accepted the rose from attorney Eugene R. Hartman as Rev. Raymond Foeller led the ceremony marking 94 years since the land deed was given.
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Lancaster
UPI
Zion Lutheran Church
Manheim
Henry William Stiegel
Stiegel
John Wellington Stiegel
Jacksonville
Fla
Eugene R. Hartman
Adams County
Raymond Foeller
Multiple Fatal Car Crashes Reported Near Dixon and Chicago Area
North of Grayville Betty Yeaman 17 Dixon died Saturday in a two car collision at an intersection near Dixon. A sailor James Niper Jr. 20 Devon Conn died near Great Lakes Naval Training Center northwest of Chicago when a car lost control. Junior Laxton 25 San Bernardino Calif died south of Beardstown in a crash with a propane truck. John Bankston 20 St Louis died in Alerton when a car the was riding turned over.
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Grayville
Betty Yeaman
Dixon
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Chicago
James Niper Jr
Devon
Conn
Junior Laxton
San Bernardino
Calif
Beardstown
John Bankston
St. Louis
Alerton
Terre Haute Pharmacist Thurman Miller Ends Presidency
Thurman H. Miller, a prominent Terre Haute pharmacist, completes his term as president of the Indiana Pharmaceutical Association. His final duties include addressing members at the annual state convention at the Sheraton-Blackstone Hotel in Chicago. He remains on the board as past president and is president-elect of the Academy of General Practice of the American Pharmaceutical Association.
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Thurman H. Miller
Terre Haute
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Miller
Sheraton-Blackstone
Chicago
Academy of General Practice
American Pharmaceutical Association
Welsh Comments On Lake Pollution
Detroit area officials warned it will take years to clean up the mess poured into Lake Erie. Matthew E. Welsh head of the U S section said industries around the lake must install antipollution equipment with costs reaching about 200 million dollars for Detroit area industries and cities.
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Detroit
Mich
Lake Erie
Matthew E. Welsh
U. S
Welsh
Michigan
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