Illinois Assembly In Final Session
Illinois lawmakers moved toward final adjournment delivering Gov. Ogilvie major aims including an income tax. The plan, approved by the Senate, faces a Supreme Court test and linked school aid and highway funding to the tax package. A new state law enforcement department and a $2 billion bond issue also advanced amid opposition from some Democrats.
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Charles Whalen
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Senate
Ogilvie
House
Ralph T. Smith
Alton
John Touhy
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Illinois Supreme Court
Daley
James Redmond
Touhy
Smith
FBI
State Department
Congressional Seat Attracts Candidates in 13th District
CHICAGO AP The 13th District seat spanning the North Shore draws an unprecedented field. GOP hopefuls include Brian Duf Wilmette John Nimrod Skokie with 10 total Republicans, while Democrats Edward Warman Skokie and Thomas Roe Winnetka also run.
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Chicago
North Shore
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Brian Duf
Wilmette
John Nimrod
Skokie
GOP
Illinois
Edward Warman
Skoie
Thomas J. Roe
Winnetaka
Joseph Mathewson
Mathewson
Alan R. Johnston
Kenilworth
Eugene F. Schlickman
Arlington Heights
Gerald Marks
David Roe
Glenview
Alban Weber
Evanston
Yale Roe
Winnetka
Philip Crane
Bicycle accident injuries in Indianapolis area
James Shelton, 11, of 703 S 14th St remains in fair condition at St Anthony Hospital after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle about 9 30 p m Saturday at the Gilbert Ave Deming St intersection. The auto driver was Gilbert Churchill of Indianapolis. Russell Dunkin 56 of Whiting was treated and released after minor injuries from a motorcycle fall at 7 30 p m Saturday at the corner of 6th and Hulman.
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James Shelton
S. 14Th St
St. Anthony Hospital
Gilbert
Foreign News Commentary Window On The World
The column reports stepped up activity at major Chinese nuclear and missile sites suggesting a possible test or missile exploit. It notes Russia’s Middle East plan alienating Israel and hindering peace prospects. It also covers Schumann’s push for Bonn support for a Common Market summit and Hanoi’s stance at Paris talks, with no concessions expected.
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China
Red
Mideast
Russia
Middle East
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Unite States
Germany
Bonn
Willy Brandt
Paris
France
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Army engineers foil booby trapped football near Saigon
U S Army engineers sweeping a trail 40 miles northwest of Saigon found a football and, instead of playing with it, placed a charge near the ball. They triggered it to explode. a large secondary blast followed. The ball had been rigged to detonate a 105mm artillery shell.
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Saigon
U. S. Army
Tennis Pro Dunks Birdie During Exhibition Match
Don Sieffer, a tennis pro, hit a rally as a sparrow swooped into the path of a serve at Highland Park Country Club. The ball struck the bird, knocking it to the ground in an amusing moment during an exhibition with three amateurs.
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Highland Park, Ill
Don Sieffer
Highland Park Country Club
Sieffert
Democrats grab two House seats in special elections
In special elections this year Democrats captured two vacancies previously held by Republicans Melvin Laird of Wisconsin and James Battin of Montana. Republicans attribute losses to Mansfield’s popularity and a divisive GOP nomination fight. They caution that Nixon’s Vietnam and inflation battles shape gains needed to control Congress. A note defines nautical mile and knot.
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Washington
UPI
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Montana
James F. Battin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Battin
GOP
Nixon
House
Vietnam
New Sweda cash registers and office machines ad
An old classified advertisement for Sweda cash registers 2 percent sales and additions. It lists adding machines checkwriters photo copy machines reconditioned National Cash Registers Olympia and Smith Corona typewriters. It offers cash register service and sales repairs rentals and supplies with address 232.6713.
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National
Olympia and Smith-Corona Typewriters
Cash Register Service and Sales, Inc
Owen Roper Dies Former Hobart Mayor at 82
Owen Roper who led Hobart Indiana as mayor from 1929 to 1934 has died in Phoenix at age 82. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday in Hobart.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Owen Roper
Hobart
Ind
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