Parade Change For Hawkeyes Drum Tournament In Racine
The 1965 Hawkeyes Tournament of Drums parade shifts to 1 p.m. Saturday starting at Second Street and Fourth Avenue SE Racine Wis. It will move along Third Avenue to Twelfth Street and end at Jackson School.
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Hawkeyes
Second Street
Fourth Avenue
Third Avenue
Third
Twelfth Street
Jackson School
Fourth Avenue SE
Racine
Wis
Madison
Explorer Scouts
St. Martin
Thias Cadet Corps
Milwau
Royalairs
Chicago
Sky Ryders
Bisse Hutchinson
Kan
Steperettes
Ladkers
Kingston Rangels
Cedar Rapids
Sundines
Vietnam
Johnson
Commons
Charles Penningroth
Becky Roberts
Eleventh Street NW
Sue Marsh
Ellis Boulevard
California feels two quakes in wide southern region
Two sharp earthquakes rattled a large southern California area within hours of each other. The latest tremor struck at 12:46 a.m. and was felt across Los Angeles and nearby communities from the San Fernando Valley to Long Beach. No injuries or damage were reported.
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Los Angeles
California
San Fernando Valley
Hollywood
Pasadena
Long Beach
Charles Richter
Seis
California Institute of Technology
40 000 Homeless in Korean Flood
Torrential rains in central Korea left about 40 000 people homeless with twenty drowned and eighteen missing. Up to 15 inches of rain fell Thursday night as floods swelled the Han River. A U S army air strip near Munsan Ni was evacuated with helicopters and boat units aiding rescues. Police warned for the capital and river towns along the Han.
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Seoul
Central Korea
Munsan-Ni
U. S
Han River
Eastern jet makes emergency landing with jammed nose gear
An Eastern Air Lines jet carrying 83 aboard hovered over O'Hare for more than an hour with a jammed nose gear before landing in a rainstorm. The craft tipped forward on its nose and sustained slight forward-end damage. no injuries were reported among 78 passengers or the five crew onboard.
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Chicago
Eastern Air Lines
O'Hare International
Eastern
Widow awarded record settlement for 1963 plane crash
The widow of contractor John Hollerich will receive 1 225 million after a circuit court jury verdict of 2 million last April. The settlement ends ongoing litigation with Northwest Orient and Boeing over the 1963 Florida Everglades crash that killed 43 aboard a Northwest jet en route from Miami to Portland.
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Chicago
U.S
Trese Hollerich
John J. Kennelly
John P. Hollerich
Northwest Orient Airline
Florida Everglades
Kennelly
Northwest
Miami
Fla
Portland
Iore
Seattle
Wash
Explosion damages cars outside Peru Illinois homes
Police said an explosion outside Peru Illinois damaged two cars. A general contractor and community leader were involved. details remain unexplained. The incident damaged a car belonging to the Hollerichs and disrupted tax related activity.
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Vientiane
Laos
LaSalle
Peru
Hollerichs
Mary Jeanne
Edgewooditle
Madison, Wisway
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Agauauit
1701
Lindale Plaza
London
Wilson
Grams
House of Combudget
Bullnions
Vhoto
L. W. Ward
Ask Richman Brothers
Johan McAreavy
Mar. Lindale Plaza
P. A. Sorren
Jine
Boeing Co
Northwest Orient
Younkers
Budget Store
Capri
Capezzo
Lark
Lindale
Famous Brands
Liz
DuPont
Martex
Bath
Jamaicas
Bermudas
Jamaica
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