Sidelights from Springfield on housing discrimination
Senator Paul Simon argues for a housing discrimination bill, saying it protects both civil rights and property values. He cites a national real estate firm and explains blockbusters exploit white and Black citizens. He contends laws prevent population shifts and protect humanity and property alike.
Illinois housing bias debate seeks multi dwelling protection
A speaker argues that white children face direct advantage in property access while Black families face discrimination and higher prices. The proposed measure, backed by Rep. Cecil Partee, targets discrimination in multiple dwelling units though singlesale or rental of single family homes remains hard to prove. The speaker doubts passage this session but asserts eventual passage will improve human and property values in Illinois.
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Paul Simon
Illinois
Cecil Partee
Chicago
Savings bonds drive Illinois January sales rise
Carroll county residents bought 114378 dollars in series E and H bonds in January. Illinois sales reached 38295168 dollars, up 3.3 percent from a year earlier, with 11.2 percent of the annual quota and 7.2 percent of the national total of 525282000 dollars.
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United States Savings
F. E. Weidman
Carroll
Ill
General County
Savings Bonds Committee
Illinois
Arnold J. Raven
U. S. Savings Bonds Division
A Garden for Partial Shade at World Flower Show
The feature garden shows flowering trees shrubs and plants to brighten a shaded Chicago World Flower Show display in McCormick Place March 16 to 24. It uses pagoda dogwood redbud crabapple hazel azalea hemlock yews boxwood evergreen borders plus a metal sculpture stone and boulders to demonstrate bloom in shadow.
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Public Aid Chief Defends Birth Control Policy in Illinois
Arnold H. Maremont, chairman of the Illinois Public Aid Commission, argued at the City Club of Chicago that the commission will press for birth control policy implementation, defend its open meeting stance, and oppose state bills restricting use of funds. He cited illegitimacy costs and urged respecting individual conscience while ensuring medical guidance through the advisory committee. He referenced Dr. John Rock and stressed the policy aims to reduce unwanted births and improve welfare costs.
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Arnold H. Maremont
Illinois Public Aid Commission
City Club of Chicago
Central Ymca
Maremont
Public Aid Commission
Illinois General Assembly
John Rock
Harvard University Medical School
Illinois
ADC
Cook County
Newburgh
Cook County Nospital
Mt. Carroll, Ill
Lyman D Shaw to Speak at Carroll Service Annual Meeting
The Carroll Service Company announces Mr. Lyman D. Shaw will be the speaker at the Annual Meeting Program to be held at Lanark on Saturday February 23 1963.
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Lyman D. Shaw
Lanark
Shaw
Services, Inc
Illinois
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