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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
4
April 25 marks the DST start with about 100 million entering DST while 85 million stay on Standard Time. Transportation and travel face confusion as schedules shift and local options vary, prompting the Committee For Time Uniformity to seek legislative action to end scrambled time.
Readers should study Medicare and Eldercare proposals before deciding and contact their legislators with personal letters. State Senator Paul Simon stresses writing in own words. A noon luncheon on March 2 at D Amico’s Burgundy Room is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce to introduce local candidates and answer questions.
The Spectator lists Wm. M. Johnson as publisher and Charles H. Bobo as editor. It notes phone contact 727-9237 and membership in several press associations. Subscription rates are 10 cents at newsstands, 30 cents per month by carrier, and 4.20 dollars per year by mail. Advertising rates available on request.
A reader criticizes March 18 remarks on medical lobbying and Medicare funding, defending open discussion of public policy. The editor notes AMA rights and contrasts the U S system with Britain, mentioning the Duke of Windsor seeking U S care, and calls for balanced view before voting.
A civic notice lists United States Senator Paul H. Douglas Democrat and Everett M. Dirksen Republican with Washington DC and home addresses. It also names Representative John N. Erlenborn Republican and state officials Harris W. Fowell Francis J. Loughran John J. Houlihan and Robert W. Blair with Springfield offices and home addresses. A final letter from Linda Schoul urges truth for the town.
The Catholic Bishops Fund for the Needy Overseas seeks to eradicate immediate suffering of the world's needy and pave the way for self help, supported by Catholic Relief Services as the overseas aid agency of American Catholics.
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