Seneca Trust Fund Hits $10,000 Of $60,000 Bequest Goal
The Seneca Swimming Pool and Athletic Center fund shows $10,000 raised of the $60,000 bequest from late Raymond W. Clark and the Seneca Area Centennial proceeds. Donations may be mailed or left at the Community State Bank, with a Oct. 1, 1966 deadline and a downtown thermometer planned to track progress.
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Seneca
Seneca Community Trust Fund
Raymond W. Clark
Seneca Area
Community State Bank
Escapee Captured After Waupun Prison Break
The first convict to escape Wisconsin State Prison walls in 18 years was captured on Wednesday night in Milwaukee. Ralph Gruender, 32, of Delafield, convicted robber and kidnapper, surrendered after police sprayed his car with bullets and shotgun pellets. He escaped from Waupun state prison in November.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin State Prison
Ralph Gruender
Delafield
Waupun
Judge Rules Left Turns Require Caution at Illinois 47 Intersection
Associate Circuit Judge Rob bert Malmquist ruled on a left turn rights question in a case involving Arthur Saxe of Oswego. He dismissed Saxe’s 210.43 claim after citing statutory guidance that left turning drivers must yield to oncoming traffic within the intersection or near it.
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Robbert Malmquist
Arthur Saxe
Oswego
Saxe
Dunn and Hayes Law Firm
Illinois 47
Illinois 113
Emil M. Westerman
Marseilles
Carroll Saxe
Arthur
Westerman
Atty
Eugene Hayes
James Peacock
Malmquist
Minooka Man Hurt in Mishap
James Green twenty one of Minooka was hospitalized after a one car crash in Kendall County. He was injured with a possible concussion along with contusions and abrasions. Breen drove a 1957 two door auto owned by Mrs. Muriel Breen and lost control on Wabena Road near Newark south of Holt Road. The vehicle left the road, crossed a ditch and railroad tracks before landing upside down.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kendall County
James Green
Homer Durand
Breen
Muriel Breen
Wabena Road
Newark
Holt Road
E. J. and
Air Transport Service to become Military Airlift Command
The Military Air Transport Service at Scott Air Force Base will change its name to Military Airlift Command effective January 1 by recent congressional action. The unit transports troops and materiel for U.S. armed forces worldwide.
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Scott Air Force Base
U.S. Military Air Transport Service
Military Airlift Command
U.S
Judge Pays Speeding Fine With Nickels For Kids
South Bend Indiana city judge Philip Potts buys 27.25 dollars in nickels to pay a speeding fine for a motorist. The judge says his children need the coins for school while the motorist jokes he wasn’t that angry about the fine.
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South Bend
Ind
Philip €. Potts
Paul D. Kauffman
Elkhart
Rhode Island to Require Eye Tests at 65 for Drivers
Providence Rhode Island will require an eye examination for all drivers reaching age 65 The rule aims to ensure driving safety and may affect thousands of senior motorists and license renewals statewide.
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Providence, R.I
Rhode Island
DMV to Extend Vision Tests for Seniors Next Spring
The State Registry of Motor Vehicles announced a new requirement to be instituted next spring. The current policy of vision tests at age 70 will be continued.
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State Registry of Motor Vehicles
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Ebenezer
Beltone
Hearing Service
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Morris Service Center
Grundy County
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Morris, Mlinois
Carroll
Clifford Westfall
Dick Pierce
America
RED Wing
SPORT
Australia
Germany
Price
Ius
Mats
Morris Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Melody Makers
Temple Bar
LLILL
Zenith
Joliet Optical Hearing Aid CO
E. van Buren
Joliet
Men's & Boys
Continental
Levi Stay
Levis
S & Boys
Adam
van Heusen
TruVal
Marben
Liberty
Shields
Dante
Key & Dickey
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