Potsdam Reawakens Propaganda Showpiece for East Germany
Special report describes Potsdam as a revived suburb once tied to Prussian history and World War II diplomacy. It notes the Potsdam Agreement by Stalin Truman and Attlee set provisional borders and laid out war crimes trials and reparations, reshaping postwar Germany.
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Potsdam
East Germany
Joseph Stalin
U.S
Harry S. Truman
Clement Attlee
Germany
West Berlin
Potsdamer
Truman
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Elbe
America
United States
Doctor Contesting Land Verdict Over Fox River Bridge Plan
Dr. Edith Farnsworth of Plano contests a Kendall County jury award for land taken for a Fox River bridge approach. She seeks a new trial, alleging the county should consider alternate sites and that her property includes an international landmark glass house. The post trial motion was filed August 2 with Judge Sears. no hearing date set.
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Plattville
Edith Farnsworth
Plano
Robert E. Sears
Yorkville
Kendall County
Farnsworth
Fox River
Glass House
Mies von der Rohe
Hopewell
Kendall
Sears
Explosion Destroys East Side Launderette in Chicago Heights
An explosion and fire obliterated three one story buildings on Chicago Heights East Side, injuring one man. Ernie Liviano, owner, reported a back room blast after turning on a light. Smashed windows left Charles Cruz with a 13 stitch stomach cut while leaping to safety. flames spread to a Church of God and Christ storefront and a clothing store.
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Chicago Heights
East Side
Ernie Liviano
Smane
Charles Cruz
Church of God and Christ
Traffic Court Punishments In Circuit Court Docket
Monday fines listed for drivers cited by state and local troopers in multiple Aug July cases. Names include Wayne Ayers Ester ville Iowa Melvin Patterson Iowa James Stanley Lisle Thom as Campbell Chicago Heights Ronald Lynch Oak Lawn Ronald Badalament Edwardsville William Cyr Muskegon Mich with fines ranging ten to twenty dollars plus five dollars costs for violations on Interstates 80 and 55 and U S 66 plus muffler and registration issues.
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Magistrate
Circuit Court
Mazon
William Mount
Wayne Ayers
Esterville
Iowa
Eighth and
North Sts
Interstate 80
Illinois
Melvin Patterson
Steve Riley
James Stanley
Lisle
Lawrence Darion
Joseph Hofmann
Interstate 55
Thomas Campbell
Chicago Heights
Ronald Lynch
Oak Lawn
D. O. Wills
Frances Weirdenbach
Ronald Badalament
Edwardsville
U. S. 66
Gardner
Illinois 47
William Cyr
Muskegon
Mich
Worry Clinic warns teens over loud band exposure and deafness
Dr Kenneth Pollock reports that listening to loud bands and blasting TV or radio can injure teen hearing when levels exceed 90 decibels. After a three hour dance, some teenagers showed up to 35 decibels of temporary hearing loss with tinnitus, risking long term speech comprehension.
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Dr. Pollock
Kenneth Pollock
Mravouel
Pollock
Peo
Permits Issued for Home Additions and Cottage in Grundy County
Theodore G. Hahn of Rte. 1 Dwight paid 10 dollars for a permit to add a single family residence in Goodfarm Township. Anthony Gutierrez of Joliet paid 45.40 dollars for a summer cottage in Goose Lake subdivision No 1 Goose Lake Township.
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Grundy County
Office of Building and Zoning
Theodore G. Hahn
Rte
Dwight
Goodfarm
Goose Lake Subdivision
Goose Lake Township
Anthony Gutierrez
Joliet
Boater Fined for Short Life Preserver on Illinois River
Joliet resident Santos Garcia fined 10 dollars and 5 dollars costs in circuit court for possessing a short life preserver on the Illinois River at 2 30 p m July 21. Citation issued by Conservation Inspector James Carkhuff.
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Santos Garcia
Joliet
Magistrate Division
Circuit Court
Ilinois
James Carkhuff
Private Eyes Return to TV as Cop Drama Trend
TV writer Cynthia Lowry notes a return to cop and robber themes with private investigators starring in new series like NBC’s The Outsider. Dar ren McGavin leads as David Ross a troubled ex con private eye, while Roy Huggins guides the show’s noir mood and violence debate. Benaderet exits temporarily from Petticoat Junction as Kate Bradley.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Philip Marlowes
Michael Shaynes
Richard Diamonds
Mike Hammers
U.N.C.L.E
Bruce Wayne
Avengers
Darren McGavin
Paul Henning
Petticoat Junction
Ben Benaderet
Kate Bradley
Miss Benaderet
Henning
Evening TV Lineup
Television schedule lists programs across networks with 2 News 5 News 7 News and various evening slots from 6:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. including weather sports and entertainment shows like The Beverly Hillbillies Kraft Music Hall and Perry Mason with late night Tonight Joey Bishop and Steve Allen.
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Dom DeLuise
Perry Mason
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Beauty Contests and War Woes
A reader condemns a 15 year old beauty contest participant and another complains of wartime abroad living. Ann Landers rebukes the protesting mother and advises a wife to adapt, learn the language, and stay. She promotes her Teen-age Sex booklet for further guidance.
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Ann Landers
Bettylou
Herman
Bessie
Doris
Illinois Valley enrollment set for Sept. 5 and 6
Registration for the 1968 fall semester at Illinois Valley Community College will be held at the new campus site near La Salle Peru on September 5 and 6. Classes begin September 9. Twelve temporary buildings are being erected by Becker Brothers of Peoria under a rental contract and will be ready by September 3. The district will lease them for four years or purchase for one dollar each. Construction of the permanent campus starts late next summer for use in fall 1970. Mailing address is Route 1 Oglesby.
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Illinois Valley Community College
la Salle
Freeman
Rte. 1
Oglesby
Four From Area Receive Degrees at NIU Summer Commencement
Gerald Gene Brucker of Seneca joined two others from the area in earning master of science in education degrees Thursday at Northern Illinois University's summer commencement in DeKalb. Miss Arlene Blake of Yorkville earned a bachelor of science in education as NIU awarded about 800 degrees, including 12 doctoral. nearly 350 students received bachelor’s degrees.
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Gerald Gene Brucker
N. Commerce St
Seneca
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb
Margaret R. Kratzer
Front St
Newark
Linda Eakle Waedling
W. Orange St
Yorkville
Arlene Blake
W. Center St
NIU
Crossword Clue Puzzle Brief
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Ireland
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