Douglas and Percy Face Off in Illinois Senate Campaign
The editorial reflects on Senator Paul Douglas and Charles Percy in a high level Illinois Senate race. It praises Douglas for integrity and independence, contrasts Percy as a different but capable reformer, and argues a clean, issue driven contest could benefit Illinois and the nation regardless of the outcome.
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Sen
Paul Douglas
Charles Percy
Washington
Everett Dirksen
Douglas
Chuck Percy
Illinois
U.S
Supertator Postal Note From Joliet Publisher
The Supertator announces itself as a weekly newspaper issued every Thursday with second class mail at Joliet Illinois. Publisher is Wm M Johnson. The publication records October 1 1940 as the post office entry date under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, Il
Joliet, Ill
Christmas ferrying hope through a world of conflict
The column reflects on Christmas memories from carefree childhood to harsh reality. It contrasts past joy with ongoing wars and cold politics, noting people in some nations face persecution while Christmas endures in hearts as a gift from God to offer peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
China
United Nations
Kremlin
Goldberg
Jingle Bells Moment Marks Gemini Six Seven Flight
The article humorously notes astronauts played Jingle Bells on the harmonica for folks back home after the Gemini Six and Seven flight. It contrasts American irreverence with global seriousness and suggests a playful approach in diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington
Valley Forge
Will County Delinquent Property Taxes Notice Printed
The Will County Treasurer published a legal notice listing delinquent personal property taxes for 1964 and the amounts due. The Spectator notes no fault, as the notice was lawfully printed, delivered to newspapers for Dec 9 publication, with paid-prior entries excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
Will County Treasurer’s Office
Will County
Illinois
J.leo Waldvogel
Joliet council under fire over Ned Grabawoy tax record
Councilmen Norman Keck and William Wilson pressed Ned Grabawoy over failing to pay about 64 000 in state federal and local taxes from 1960 to 1965. The editorial notes Grabawoy should resign clear his business and tax problems then return with a clean slate while praising his past civic image.
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Norman Keck
William Wilson
Ned Grabawoy
Grabavoy
Keck
Wilson
Grabawoy
Ralph Smith
Smith
Joliet
Council
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Dovdglas
Percy
Joliet’s Illustrated Newspaper
Wm. M. Johnson
W. Cass St. Joliet
Illinois Press Assn
The
Northern Illinois Editorial Assn
National Editorial Assn
ILLINOIS _ PRESS ASSOCIATION
BY Bob Cary
Jingle Bells
Harry S. Truman
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