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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1960

Page

2

Arrest in Joliet hit and run driver Clarence Needs named

A tip led to the arrest of 58 year old Clarence Needs of Lockport for the Ohio and State Street hit and run that injured three Joliet girls. Needs admitted driving a 1958 green Chevrolet after witnesses described the car and driver. He lacked a state license plate and driver’s license. A passenger, William Kidd, corroborated the driver’s account.

Lockport Joliet Ohio State Clarence Needs Martin Jackson Brenda Parish Gwendolin Mary Burley Joe Hinton Jack Jones Charles Chrisi Needs Altho Orville Belfield Edward Gora Roy Everson Ohio St

Auctions Clear Millions From Timken Heiress Jewels

The rare jewels of Mrs. Lillian L. Timken, who died in her Fifth Avenue home, sold for over a million dollars at a charity auction. The event followed a fall in Mississippi flood threats near Quincy Illinois as engineers sought more levee support. Everett Dirksen labeled a labor leader's critique of health policy as stinging for a second time this week. The Metropolitan Sanitary District rejected a plan to dump Wisconsin floodwater into Lake Michigan to offset Chicago’s extra withdrawals.

New York Fifth Ave Lillian L. Timken Timken Metropolitan Sanitary District Greater Chicago Wisconsin Lake Michigan

Seek money for repairs to Highland park dam

Joliet Park Board commissioners plan a post election meeting with state legislators to obtain state aid for longstanding repairs to the Highland park dam. The dam shows a large hole risking flood to Hickory creek if spring rains intensify. park officials note no immediate danger. Representatives Wood Bottino and Loughran will ask the governor to appropriate funds.

Highland Park Dam Joliet Park Ous Altho Park District Warren L. Wood Louis F. Bottino Francis J. Loughran

Park Board to offer land for civil defense center near Joliet Airport

Joliet park commissioners will propose city council use of 2 3 acres along Route 52 near Joliet Municipal Airport as a long term lease site for a civil defense control center. A spokesman withheld price details while Maurice Berlinsky is to pick a west side location. Office of Civil Defense Mobilization offers funding with city matching funds.

Joliet Park Maurice Berlinsky James P. Hennessy West Side Ci Defense Center Office of Civil Defense Mobilization

Records show GOP primary vote decline since 1954

County records indicate 13,265 Republican votes in the 1956 primary, 3,564 fewer than 16,829 in 1954, while Democrats cast 9,413 in 1956, up 160 from 1954. The 1958 off year primary was even lower with 12,524 Republican and 4,896 Democratic votes.

Joseph H. Hartley

School board to hold April 21 conference at Josiet Township HS

School board members elected Saturday will learn duties at a 7:30 p.m. conference in room 295 of Josiet Township High School. Verne E. Cracker, county school superintendent, says panel data will assist new members and allow questions. Speakers include W. R. Blew on written policies.

Josiet Township High School Verne E. Cracker W. R. Blew Carl Sandburg High School Orland Park Samuel Bishop Illinois Association of School Boards B. B. Burgess

Protestant Holy Week Services Planned Across Joliet

Next week Joliet hosts Protestant Holy Week activities with youth chapel services in multiple Joliet school buildings starting Monday and noon services in eight churches. The plan includes a Good Friday program at the Rialto theater and Easter Sunrise rites at Woodlawn Memorial cemetery, led by Rev. Powell, Rev. Burgin, and Rev. Washburn, with coordination by the Will County Council of Churches.

Joliet Rialto Theater Woodlawn Memorial Cemetery J. Royster Powell John Merrill Paul Fuqua Salvation Army Barney Burgin Edward Washburn Will County Council of Churches Chaney Cunningham Farragut Lincoln F. E. Marsh Marycrest Parks Raynor Park Sheridan Thompson Keith Hafford Culbertson Eliza Kelly Forest Park Longfell A. M. Varnado Ivan Estle David Spencer Charles Chakour Lester Laubenstein J. R. Benson Kenneth Yeoman Fuqua Burgin Powell Ottawa Street Methodist Church Clarence Ploch Ridgewood Baptist Church Wendell Graham

Joliet Women and Firemen Campaign for Cancer Crusade

1960 cancer crusade kicks off in Will county with a $19 600 goal as Joliet Women’s Club and Joliet Firemen’s auxiliary start fundraising. Don Nepote leads the effort after a kickoff meeting, with donors already delivering $1 000. A downtown march and a WJOL radio thrift help raise awareness and pledges.

Joliet WJOL

Lohman to greet Demo voters here Saturday

Joseph D. Lohman Democratic state treasurer and former Cook county sheriff will tour Will county Saturday for his governor bid. A reception in his honor at Hotel Louis Joliet from 8 to 10 p m is arranged by campaign leaders with all Democratic candidates invited to attend.

Joseph D. Lohman Cook County Will County Illinois Henry F. McCarthy Lohman Louis Joliet Conrad J. Wirth Dominico A. Romano McCarthy

Ottawa Man Killed in Route 71 Crash Near Ottawa

A 21 year-old Ottawa man Dale Severson died when a foreign sports car at high speed left Route 71, struck an embankment, and vaulted onto a parked car four and a half miles west of Ottawa. Passenger Dale Weller was hospitalized. driver Norman Strow was unharmed.

Ottawa Dale Severson Chambers LaSalle County Severson Norman Strow Strow Dale Wheeler Robert Niles

Spectator Publishing Company notices and postal filing

Published every Thursday by The Spectator Publishing Company and entered as second class matter October 1 1940 at Joliet Illinois post office under the Act March 8 1897 volume XXXIV April 7 1960 number

The Spectator’ Publishing Company Joliet Ilinois

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Tip William Kidd W. 11Th Quincy Ill Fox River Washington Everett M. Dirksen James BR. Carey International Union of Electrical Workers Laubenstein Trinity Evangelical United Brethren Church East Side Ingalls Park Cancer Radio Nepote Division of Corrections State of Illinois Che Spectator the People’s Newspaper William R. McCabe Casas Street Joliet, Illinois
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