Councilman Declares War on Franklin Slobs
Franklin councilman George Scanlon urged residents to unite against alleged “slobs” amid recent vandalism in Franklin. He attributed acts from pool glass to park lights damage to a broader problem, urged reporting of license numbers, and criticized cowboy driving while promising police action.
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Pranklin
George Scanlon
Franklin
Scanlon
Scalon
Third Ward
Guy Mammolite
Police say minister lied under oath over gang arsenal
Sgt Neal Wilson testified before a Senate subcommittee that Rev John R Fry lied when he claimed he was not asked to hand over guns from Chicago gang members. Records show Fry denied aiding the Blackstone Rangers and Devils Disciples while an Office of Economic Opportunity grant funded education and job training.
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Bar of Justice
Fry
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
Blackstone Rangers
Devils Disciples
Rangers
First Presbyterian Church
East Branch News Briefs Include Local Visit And Crash
Mrs M Kilingensmith and seven others enjoyed a morning at Drake Well Park with a film on Col Drake. Pat Imhoff returning from Australia came home with Lela Pierce, a missionary to Indonesia. A baby daughter is due home from Millington, David pending Navy service. Bruce Bailey family attended a baptism in Lake Mills. Nina Armitage visits Spring Creek. A Monday crash on Blast Main Street involved Bruce Bailey and a drunken driver. no serious injuries and damage not yet estimated.
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Indonesia
Lela
Pittsburgh
Pat
Millington
Tenn
Fis
David
U.S. Navy
Bruce Bailey
Donald
Lake Mills
Wis
Mark
Russell
Blaine Bailey
United Church of Christ
Richard Frasier
Nina Armitage
Ronald Messenger
Spring Creek
Armitage
Buttler
Main Street
Corry
Harmonsburg Hippie Camp Draws 200 at Town Meeting
In Harmonsburg the Anthroposdes Church group known as hippies faced sharp criticism at a public meeting. Over 200 people including 25 members and officials from state and county attended to seek actions, though officials said little can be done legally.
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Harmonsburg
Anthropodesc Church
Harry McGratt
Paul D. Shafer
Lewis D. Williams
Eugene Alexandrowicz
State Health Department
Shafer
Child Welfare Department
Abatement Sought for Primitive Group Living in Squalid Dwelling
A court hearing considers declaring the occupants’ site a nuisance and ordering them to vacate for up to a year. Hurd explains the group aims to live a life of love with no formal theology while improving a lime-lined trench toilet, chlorinated well water, and future windows and a furnace as they seek steady work.
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Hurd
Fliers to Laos and Missing American Servicemen
The fliers were flown to Vientiane in Laos aboard an International Control Commission plane. About 700 American service members, mainly airmen, were listed missing or captured in North Vietnam in May. Hanoi has refused to supply names, hindering exact prisoner counts and Geneva Convention compliance. The group faced threats and talks of arson against the home.
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Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
North Vietnam
Hanoi
International Red Cross
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Thilet Road
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George Hurd
Daniel Close
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