Speck Pretrial Bias Draws Fire From Legal Experts
Washington AP reports among National Association of Legal Secretaries delegates in Louisville two thirds favored a 10 year sentence for Richard Speck while the rest backed insanity. Critics say publicity harms a fair trial.
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Washington
Speck
Louisville
John T. Ballantine
National Association of Legal Secretaries
Press
Bar
Ballantine
Richard Speck
Chicago
Louisville Courier-Journal
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Coal City Weeds and Trash Ordinance Enforced
The village of Coal City will enforce an ordinance mandating cutting of weeds and long grass and removal of all trash and foreign matter from premises. Violators face a fine not to exceed 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal City
Illinois suspends 896 licenses in state action
Two local drivers were among 896 Illinois motorists suspended by Secretary of State Paul Powell. In addition, 293 licenses were revoked. Morris violators include Michael J. Griggs of 425 E. Main St. for three moving violations and Donald F. Williams of Route 2 Dresden Acres for driving with a revoked or suspended license.
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Illinois
Paul Powell
Morris
Michael J. Griggs
E. Main St
Donald FE. Williams
Rte. 2
Dresden Acres
Sterling man elected chairman of Great Plains Wheat Inc
Ralph Ball of Sterling Kansas has been elected chairman of the board of Great Plains Wheat Inc a market development association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Ralph Ball
Sterling, Kan
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Walnuts Added to Waldorf Salad Tradition
The Waldorf salad historically omits nuts but contemporary cooks often include walnuts with apples celery and mayonnaise to enhance the dish.
Little Known Actor James Fox in Broad Range Roles
Hollywood profile sketches James Fox as a versatile young leading man whose career spans The Servant Those Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machines King Rat The Chase and Thoroughly Modern Millie. Critics note his polish and liken him to Harold Lloyd and Buddy Rogers while acknowledging his limited public recognition. Fox discusses a global gap for his type and his evolving screen persona.
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Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Buddy Rogers
Julie Andrews
Mary Tyler Moore
Carol Channing
Beatrice Lillie
James Fox
Variety Club of
Great Britain
Joseph Losey
Fox
Leslie
Officer Shot At Harvey in Negro Riot
Violent clashes erupted across Chicago and suburbs. A police officer and two bystanders were wounded as gangs including the Blackstone Rangers and East Side Disciples fought, with looting and arson incidents reported in Harvey and various North and South Side neighborhoods.
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Harvey
Chicago
Sally Jackson
Rirchie Williams
Richard Banks
Williams
Marcella
Banks
Blackstone Rangers
S. Karlow Ave
Henry Marshall
South Side
Rangers
East Side
Fred Hess
Loop
Hess
William McClaran
Harvey Police
Montgomery Ward
Dixie Mall
Joseph Durso
111Th St
Ashland Ave
Halsted
Dickens
Port Terminal to be built near Seneca on Illinois River
A new port terminal and 30 000 ton anhydrous ammonia storage complex will rise on the south bank of the Illinois River west of the Du Pont property near Seneca. Construction starts within 30 days, with 3 000 ton refrigerated barges bringing ammonia from Louisiana and Texas.
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Illinois River
du Pont
Seneca
William E. Steep
Seneca Regional Port
du Pont Company
Central Farmers Fertilizer Co
A. H. Mellett
du Pont Seneca Plant
L. E. Quiram
Central Farmers
Louisiana
Texas
Port District Board
Steep
du Pont and
Edward Brewe
C. Donald Johnson
Timothy F. Mullen
Bernard J. Pfeffer
Thomas Raihley
John J. Ryan
Robert A. Larsen
Marseilles
Port Board
Oilman Billings Nominated as Eagles President
David D. Billings an oilman from Brigham City Utah was nominated without opposition for president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Cleveland Ohio AP report.
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Cleveland, Ohio
David D. Billings
Brigham City
Utah
Order of Eagles
Fight Results By The Associated Press
Portland’s Pete Riccitelli out pointed Rocky Halliday in an eight round bout. Carl Moore won on points over Florentino Fernandez in Phoenix. Charlie Austin defeated Gomeo Brennan on points in Phoenix. Dave Contreras beat Wayman Grant on points in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Rocky Halliday
Wilkes-Barre
Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Moore
Florentino Fernandez
Los Angeles
Dave Contreras
Wayman Grant
Pomona
Calif
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O. W. Wilson
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Harvard
Paul A. Freund
Mark, DeWolfe Howe
Albert M. Sacks
Wilson
Warren D. Wolfson
Escobedo
Northwestern University Law
Fred Inbau
Indau
Chicago Crime Commission
Coal City Notes
Mike Hines
Jim Vota
Jim Cinnoti
Dick McArdle
William Groth
Beltan
Tex
James Vasek
Leonard Fioritto
Juanita Cantu
New York
Richard Scerine
Terry
August Cantu
James Lazier
Paul Redmond
Carle Clinic
Champaign
Jack Nicoletti
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Raymond van Buskirk
Fithian
F. A. Pichon
Glenn Dearth
William Schoppe
Winter Haven
Fla
Fred Schoppe
Jack Thompson
Canada
Peter Pastore
Louis Telford
Emington
Rockford
Felicia Perona
Ernest
Charles Morello
Lombard
Michael Short
Liberty
Paul Benson
Southern Ilinois
Mohammed K. Rahim
Tanzania
Robin Emmanuel Mofu
Zambia
SIU
Howard
Ronald Colman
Harrow
Morris Hospital Board of Trustees
Morris Hospital
F. W. Dodge Corp
Merchandise Mart
Chicago, Il
Morris Savings
Graham, Anderson, Probst and White Inc
N. Wells
Pony Tail
Beulah Rebecca Lodge
Davis Funeral Home
Bonnie Lyon
Food Store
Orville W. Johler
IGA
Morris Daily Herald
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