Franco Turns Birthday Page In Control Amid Modernization
Madrid AP reports General Francisco Franco remains firmly in control on his birthday as Spain edges toward gradual modernization. A technocrat cabinet shift shifts power while Falangists plan a nationwide association to contest reforms. Franco hosts cabinet meetings and stays active, with his image common in press circles.
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Madrid
Sissimo Francisco Franco
Spain
Gener
Warrance
Bates
Stern
Europe
Franco
Juan Carlos de Bourbon
Juan Carlos
Alfonso XIII
Falange
Falangists
National Movement
U.S
el Pardo Palace
Buster Pays Fine in Liquor Transport Case
Charles L. Buster, 18, of Route 1, was fined $100 plus $10 costs in magistrate court on Monday for illegal transportation of liquor charged after a Nov. 1 incident. Trooper John Perona filed the case, cited at Lorenzo and Rod and Gun Club Roads intersection.
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Charles L. Buster
Rte. 1
John Perona
Lorenzo and
Rod and Gun Club Roads
Traffic Court Records Highlight Multiple Speeding Cases
Davis of Chicago faced default after driving 81 in a 70 mph zone on U.S. 66 on Sept 29 and had license sent to the state. Others include Saltzman of Minneapolis fined for 40 in a 25 mph zone on Liberty St on Oct 14, Larkin of St. Louis fined for no valid license on Oct 26, and Barkley of 830 E. Main St for improper lane usage on Oct 29.
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Sammie D. Davis
Chicago
U.S
Davis
David L. Saltzman
Minooka
Liberty St
Jack Kopezick
Albert B. Larkin
St. Louis
Vern Owens
Robert G. Barkley
E. Main St
Price
Jackson Sts
Elmer Granger
South Wilmington
Gary Clodi
Third Ave
Cushing Charged After Alcohol Related Accident
Witnesses testified Wilder said Cushing drove the Chevrolet during the crash while intoxicated and that Bastin and Strain observed beer drinking since early afternoon. Cushing reportedly 25 to 30 mph, swerved toward Bastin’s car, and Bastin noted no need to swerve. Bastin claimed Cushing offered no driver and tried to shift blame. Bail set at $1000. charge to include obstructing justice and driving while intoxicated.
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Wilder
Cushing
Bastin
Strain
Filkins
Atty
Sexton
Continue Kuntz Case to Dec 16
A continuance until December 16 was granted in Coal City magistrate court on charges against Garry L. Kuntz 28 of 760 E Benton St Coal City. Police charged him with illegal transportation or possession of liquor no valid registration and disorderly conduct after he allegedly tore up a phone book at the station.
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Coal City
Garry L. Kuntz
E. Benton St
Danny Kirchner
Kuntz
Traffic citations issued for speeding across multiple interstates
Vern Owens received a citation for driving 105 in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 55. Thomas R. Barney of Victor Texas was fined 25 dollars for 82 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 80 on November 15. James D. Dorris of Hoxie Arkansas was fined 25 dollars for 84 mph in a 70 mph zone on Interstate 55. Trooper Clyde Marquis issued the citations on November 13. Terry A. Hull of Harrisburg was fined 17 dollars for 42 mph in a 30 mph zone on November 25.
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Thomas R. Barney
Victor
Tex
James D. Dorris
Hoxie
Ark
Clyde Marquis
Terry A. Hull
Harrisburg
Waves Cover Tiny Island
A 19 man Coast Guard crew rode out a massive storm on roofs after waves swamped Tern Island 500 miles northwest of Hawaii. A Navy helicopter crew from Hickam Air Force Base headed to the flooded outpost expected to arrive by midmorning. The stranded men reported they were wet and cold but unharmed while communications were lost.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Lookout
Hawaii
Hickam Air Force Base
Tern Island
French Frigate Shoals
Midway Island
Little Island
Peoria Youth Arrested in Fire Captain Slaying
Leonard Joseph Perez, 17, was arrested in Peoria on a murder charge for the weekend stabbing death of retired fire captain Louis Wack, 78. Wack was found in his home with 15 stab wounds and a concussion. blood stained scissors were found nearby.
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Peoria, Ill
Leonard Joseph Perez
Louis Wack
Wack
Peoria
Birds cause widespread blackout in Redwood City
A flock disrupted a 12,000-volt line in Redwood City triggering a power outage that left about 24,000 homes in darkness. Officials say the birds touched adjacent lines after the initial arc, triggering the outage reported by Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
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Redwood City
Calif
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Reynolds Heir Reaches Twenty One Inherits 2.5 Million
Patrick Reynolds turns 21 and gains control of a 2.5 million Reynolds estate from his grandfather R. J. Reynolds founder of the tobacco fortune. The UC Berkeley junior plans to stay at Tau Kappa Epsilon while transferring to UCLA next quarter for film studies, sharing the estate with a brother sister and four half brothers.
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San Francisco
Patrick Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco
Reynolds
University of California
Berkeley
Tau Kappa Epsilon
UCLA
Palmer assessed fines in Coal City magistrate court
James R. Palmer 27 of Shady Oaks Trailer Court faced fines totaling 270 after charges by Policemen C A Filkins and Danny Kirchner. He received 100 dollars and 10 dollars costs for illegal transportation of liquor, 150 dollars and 23 dollars costs for driving under the influence, and 20 dollars and 5 dollars costs for an additional count.
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James R. Palmer
Shady Oaks Trailer Court
Palmer
C. A. Filkins
Danny Kirchner
Coal City
Fourth charge reckless driving dismissed in strike case
In the case arising from a vehicle strike, a fourth charge of reckless driving was dismissed after the trial. No further details are provided on the other charges or the outcome.
Miss Mary Churchill Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Miss Mary F Churchill 18 of Wilmington appeared in magistrate court and was fined 20 dollars plus 12 40 in costs after a September 14 disorderly conduct charge filed by Deputy Walter White at the Coal City Area Club.
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Mary F. Churchill
Wilmington
Walter White
Coal City
Theft of copper wire at Dresden Nuclear Plant site
Sheriff Richard E. Pierce reports 4 500 feet of copper wire stolen over Thanksgiving weekend from United Engineers construction site at the Dresden Nuclear Plant. Thieves cut a hole in a west fence in the wire yard. Wire valued at 4 300 dollars. investigators probing the case.
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Richard E. Pierce
United Engineers
Dresden
Pierce
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