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Newspaper
Humboldt Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
4
Sp4 James L. Henson of 574th supply service company returned home on a 30 day leave after 12 months overseas duty. He reported to St Louis to complete the remaining 10 months of his Army service.
A family described two vandal attacks affecting a home at 1408 N. Kildare. The 10-foot plastic pool was slashed and a metal cover damaged, with the incidents occurring Thursday night amid unclear motives.
The same day the car of her husband's brother Anthony de Michele at 2203 Erie was burned by vandals. She notes the backyard pool, ten feet in diameter and two feet deep, was full of water before the vandalism.
The office of Secretary of State revoked or suspended licenses for multiple drivers for driving while intoxicated and related infractions. Names include De Yaddo, Allen Barrett, Bill Charles, Albelardo Diaz, Richard Esterberg, Miguel Sere, Joseph Leff, Jackie Nus, William OConnell, Antonio Rivera, Cornelius Shaw Jr, A Tims, Victor Zarczak, and others. Additional suspensions cited for leaving the scene, trying to flee, license restrictions, or displaying an invalid license.
Gov Otto Kerner proclaims School's Open Safety Week urging motorists to protect children as more than a million return to Illinois schools. Chicago Motor Club and officials note patrols cut traffic deaths by half and stress parental home education for safe crossing at attended intersections.
Charles Ruppel of 3220 Division was attacked with a chain tied to a rubber hose two or three feet long after accusing the assailant of throwing chlorine. The attacker fled after the beating in front of 3258 Division. Ruppel reported to Shakespeare police. he denied provoking the incident.
Patrolmen F. Radke and W A McLains arrested Arthur E Adams after William Zimmerman reported a hold up at 331 N Homan. Adams, 19, of 6949 S Green, carried a knife and $12.20. Zimmerman, 71, owner of a store at 6032 N Washtenaw, identified him as the robber.
Recent graduates from nine weeks of basic training at Great Lakes naval training station include seaman recruits Henry W. Kania Roy Gonzales Paul Rennison Terrence P. Sheehan and John Errera. Each is listed with age and parental addresses.
Mrs Diane Ann Paris of 3375 Dickens found her nine month old daughter Diane Ann dead in a crib Thursday morning. A plastic sheet covered the infant head and part of the body, lying on a dresser beside the crib when tucked in Wednesday night. The baby was pronounced dead at St Elizabeth hospital.
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