Mourners File By Spellmans Catafalque In St Patrick’s
Francis Cardinal Spellman lay in state at St Patrick's Cathedral New York in white red and gold catafalque splendor as mourners filed by the coffin African mahogany lined with bronze will remain until the Thursday funeral Archbp Maguire administrator named by Pope Paul VI to serve until a successor is chosen Firemen and police watched the coffin while messages of condolence poured in from the Pope and President Johnson The new American nominating system seeks broader bishop involvement in selecting Spellmans replacement
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York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s
John F.maguire
Maguire
Paul VI
New York City
United States
Francis Cardinal Brennan
Vatican
Rome
Johnson
Spellman
Clergy Names Circulated For Higher Church Posts
The archbishop meets with peers to compile a list of nominees for a seven bishop committee from across the nation. The aim is to present names to the pope as potential leaders. Names include Dearden, O Connor, Wright, Primeau, Cousins, and Sheen per the New York Times.
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Washington
New York Times
John F. Dearden
Detroit
Martin J. O’connor
Malta
John J. Wright
Pittsburgh
Ernest J. Primeau
Manchester
N.H
William E. Cousins
Milwaukee
the Times
Fulton J. Sheen
Vatican
U.S
Vietnam
Air Crash Kills Three in Iowa
A single engine plane crashed on a farm northeast of Davenport Iowa killing three men Norwood J Bernard 42 Davenport the pilot George Hovland of Eldridge Town and George M Vander Leest 44 of Moline The crash happened about 10 miles east of Quad Cities Airport on the Carl Lippold Sr farm Eyewitnesses reported the engine sputtering during a loop and the craft spinning nose first as Mrs Lippold watched from her kitchen window
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Davenport
Towa
Iowa City
Norwood J. Bernard
George Hovland
Eldridge
Town
George M. Vander Leest
Moline
Hovland
Flight Line Flight Service
Carl Lippold
Quad Cities
Lippold
Carl Lippold Sr
Krusemark to Talk At PMA Meeting
Albert Krusemark of Frankfort, director of the Pure Milk Association District 13, will speak at the PMA Sandwich Hinckley-Waterman Local combined meeting and dinner at 7 p.m. December 12 in Sandwich Methodist Church. Local secretaries and election of officers will be discussed. members are urged to present resolutions.
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Albert Krusemark
Frankfort
Pure Milk Association District 13
Sandwich
Hinckley-Waterman
PMA
Methodist
Howard T. Christian
Rte. 2
Newark
Albert E. Rissman
Hinckley
Traffic Court Fines For Speeding And Driving Too Fast
Daniel A. Anders, 20, of Verona, fined $20 and $5 costs for speeding 70 mph in a 50 zone. James R. LeBean, 24, of Ottawa, fined $15 and $5 costs for driving too fast for conditions.
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Daniel A. Anders
Verona
James R. LeBean
Ottawa
Gardner Notes Royal Neighbors Christmas Party Plans
Royal Neighbors met Tuesday in the Legion Hall with Mrs. Henry Hollmeyer presiding in the absence of the oracle Mrs. Fred Ford. An annual Christmas party is planned for Tuesday afternoon December 19 with a 50 cent gift exchange. Games and awards followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs. Gerald Andersen and Mrs. Harry Tiselle.
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Royal
Holly Camp
Legion Hall
Henry Hollmeyer
Fred Ford
J. F
Olive) Magee
Gerald Andersen
Harry Tiselle
Policeman Killed While Guarding Roadblock In Streamwood
Streamwood Illinois AP reports Sergeant Sal Genauldi age 35 was killed when a speeding car fleeing from three Chicago suburbs crashed into his squad car at a roadblock. Officer Lewis Schoening age 34 suffered cuts and bruises. the driver was questioned by police.
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Streamwood, Ill
Streamwood
Chicago
Sal Genauldi
Genauldi
Lewis Schoening
Iowa Tests for Sophomores at Morris Community High
Sophomores at Morris Community High School will take the Iowa Tests of Education al Development Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. The nine section assessments measure aptitude and help guidance counselors identify areas needing attention and areas of proficiency for students and parents.
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Iowa
Morris Community High School
Teen cited for parking improperly on Bedford Road
Bruce D Middaugh 16 of Heatherfield was ticketed at 7 30 p m Saturday on Bedford Road for parking improperly on a roadway. Officer Jack Kopezick took his license as bond and ordered a magistrate court appearance at 3 30 p m Dec 7.
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Bruce D. Middaugh
Heatherfield Subdivision
Bedford Road
Morris City
Jack Kopezick
Middaugh
Hunter Cited for Invalid License Near Morris
John L. Harralson, 22, of Oak Forest, cited at 12 15 p m Saturday five miles east of Morris for hunting with an invalid license. Ordered to appear in magistrate court at 10 a m December 28. Citation issued by Illinois Conservation Inspector James Carkhuff.
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Morris
John L. Harralson
Oak Forest
Illinois
James Carkhuff
Shrimp Spread Mix with Butter and Sherry
A prepared mixture blends ground shrimp with butter mustard ground mace and sherry seasoned with salt and pepper. The spread is chilled before serving.
Trains Halted as British Labor Strife Widens
Britain's economy faces strain as 36 500 locomotive drivers uphold a 241 page rule book delaying freight and passenger trains. Up to 25 percent of passenger services may be canceled and roads into London congested.
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London
Britain
Ray Gunter
Harold Wilson
Local Driver Cited on Liquor Charge in Morris
David C. Root Jr. 30 of 532 Calhoun St. was charged with driving under the influence of liquor and disorderly conduct. Arrested about 1 a.m. Sunday on Depot St by Officer Robert Lynes, he was released on a two week continuance after posting $300 bonds as Attorney Robert Adcock sought the delays before Magistrate Chester P. Winsor.
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Morris
David C. Root, Jr
Calhoun St
Depot St
Morris City
Robert Lynes
Root
James Anderson
Anderson
Atty
Robert Adcock
Chester P. Winsor
Pineapple Syrup Enhances Mayonnaise Dressings
Leftover pineapple syrup makes a versatile addition to mayonnaise or mayonnaise based dressings. Mix in a touch of prepared yellow mustard and use the result to dress fruit salads for a bright, sweet tang.
Alewife Population Check for Lake Michigan Die-off Risk
Interior Department officials study the alewife in Lake Michigan to gauge possible next year die-offs. A five year 13 million federal program is urged to prevent losses seen this year estimated at 100 million dollars. Rep Zablocki criticizes slow action.
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Washington
Interior Department
Lake Michigan
Stanley A. Cain
Secretary of the Interior
Department
Cain
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Zablocki
Early Egyptian Records of Organized Warfare
The earliest historical accounts of organized warfare emerge from ancient Egypt around 3000 B.C. documenting early military organization and conflict. The text notes the emergence of structured armies and campaigns shaping later military practice.
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Egypt
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South Wilmington
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Germantown
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Rural Morris
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