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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
3
The piece argues voters face confusion as rival claims clash and reporters show bias. It urges relying on top columnists for distilled truths, while noting editors have leanings. It stresses the public deserves complete, accurate facts to decide.
Democratic candidate Dorothy G. O'Brien will debate Republican Noah Mason in Morris at 9 30 p m on Friday. A panel of newsmen will ask questions at Morris Community High School with John Drieske of the Chicago Sun Times moderating. The 15th district includes Will Grundy LaSalle De Kalb Boone and Kendall counties.
A 63 year old Palos Park man Lloyd C. Miller was killed when his Piper Cub crashed in a corn field a quarter mile north of U S 30 east of Frankfort He was pronounced dead on arrival at St James hospital Chicago Heights Homewood police were alerted after a passerby reported the crash Miller had departed from Blue Island airport.
Ili xis Communities switch to central standard time this Sunday at 2 a m Oct 30. The Chicago Motor Club warns accidents rise after sunset and urges drivers to slow down, watch pedestrians, keep lights clean, check signals, and account for glare recovery especially for drivers over 30.
Bruce Thorne of Goldblatt's named president of Hillcrest Merchants Association at a recent general meeting. Ed Scully of Mresge's elected vice president and F. E. Nichols of Richman Bros. chosen secretary.
The article identifies tary and Guy Hovland of the Boston Store as treasurer.
U S Attorney Robert Tieken said he had allegations of registration violations from 18 northern Illinois counties. He described the investigation as routine and did not name the counties.
JT welcomes new superintendent Dr. William C. French and 31 staff members at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the school cafeteria. Norman Keck led board hosts as English and social science departments lead the new teacher group with several specialists across departments.
A capacity crowd is expected Friday at Pershing school auditorium for Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's 8 p m address on Communism and Its Effect on America. The NAACP sponsors the event with proceeds aiding the Freedom Fund.
Witches goblins and other Halloween characters will appear at Hillcrest Shopping Center tonight for a costume party for children ages 2 to 12. Bruce Thorne says the event aims for safe and sane fun with free candy from the Hillcrest Merchants Association. Prizes go to the prettiest most amusing and scariest costumes. The event starts at 6 30 p.m.
Inland Steel Co chairman Joseph L. Block said October steel operations will be about 63 percent below prior year and that overall production is not expected to improve for the rest of the year.
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