29 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
Humboldt Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1967
Page
1
Mrs Anthony J Kane and her husband receive National Defense and Vietnam Service medals for USN Airman Thomas Michael Kane who died in the USS Forrestal fire last July. Capt W A Clark presents the awards at the Kane home 5317 Van Buren.
The federal Department of Transportation approved a 2.3 million contract for a comprehensive Crosstown expressway plan through the West Northwest Side. The project covers from Edens Kennedy junction to the Eisenhower, running parallel to Belt Line tracks and affecting Northwest Austin and Garfield areas. Federal funds cover 90 percent, with the city paying 10 percent. Priority construction targets a 2 1/2 mile link between Stevenson Expressway and Midway Airport.
The Northwest Lions club established a limited fund to assist needy pupils enrolled in 14 Northwest Side grade schools obtain vision care. Dr A M Stavoe, sight conservation chairman, told principals that the fund aims to aid children lacking other means for services. Eye care was offered via letters to principals of Cameron Funston Lloyd Lovell Mozart Nixon Nobel Jr Stowe Yates Darwin Ryerson St Philomena and Maternity BVM schools. Stavoe stressed the group is not soliciting patients but offering help where needed.
Airman William D. Livingston son of Mr and Mrs Loren A Livingston 1121 N Karlow has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned to the Air Force technical training center at Lowry AFB Colorado for schooling as a munitions specialist Livingston a 1967 graduate of Lane Technical High School
Humboldt Park craft shop hosts 8 to 17 year olds for a CO2 powered model car race at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the gym. Judges include park supervisor Smiling Sam Donatucci and PE instructor Bill Rucker. Two trophies will be awarded for fastest car and best design.
Louis Szu ba of 1120 N Springfield wins a cash Thanksgiving award for perfect attendance at Commerce Clearing House in ne.
From early to late Sunday in the Shakespeare district, three patrolmen Phillip Schlembecker George Carlson and Robert J Muscolino were injured seeking treatment at Walther Memorial hospital after encounters with arrestees. Three suspects plus a youth were jailed in connection with the incidents.
Humboldt Park adds a third weekday session for girls eight and older at the fieldhouse 1400 N Sacramento, with classes 4 to 6 pm Tuesday through Thursday including tumbling trampoline stunts and volleyball. Registration runs 4 to 10 pm daily in the girls gym.
U S Representative Dan Rostenkowski urged Democratic unity during a November luncheon with the Proviso Regular Democratic organization women’s club. He highlighted seven years of Democratic progress under Kennedy and Johnson, including GDP growth, unemployment drop, higher personal income, poverty reduction, and social programs. He acknowledged past mistakes but urged persistence against opposition criticism.
Richard B. Ogilvie told Austin Kiwanis Lions and Optimists the fight against problems like pollution and crime starts at the grass roots with voluntary councils. He criticized higher taxes and court politics while urging community support for local officials and police expansion.
Ogilvie speaks to the Austin Lions Clubs George Cooper and Austin Kiwanis with Capt. David Carr of the Austin Salvation Army headquarters also attending to discuss community service and local efforts.
Miss Sonia T. Eubinaria, 18, was seized in front of 3305 Palmer by a slender blond youth with a cash carrier and gloves who muffled her with a gloved hand. She screamed, he released, and she walked to a waiting car driven by a companion. She lives at 2132 N Spaulding and described the attacker in detail.
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