Obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Winterbottom 85 Highland Township
Elizabeth Winterbottom born Briddick March 1 1880 in County Durham England died Monday afternoon at daughter Lillian Smiths Tinley Park home Burial in Evergreen Cemetery with services at Davis Funeral Home Rev Robert Brandstatter officiating Memorials to Verona Methodist Church Survived by six children 15 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren two sisters eight brothers predeceased by husband 1958.
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Russell
Elizabeth) Winterbottom
Highland Township
Lillian Smith
Tinley Park
Davis Funeral Home
Davis Chapel
Robert Brandstatter
Evergreen Cemetery
Verona Methodist Church
Elizabeth Briddick
County Durham
England
Stephen
Ann Lonsdale Briddick
United States
Braidwood
Russell Winterbottom
Goose Lake
Highland Townships
Gleaner Organization
Esther _ Henderson
Dwight
Mary M. Barker
Riverdale
Russel C. Winterbottom
Erma Carson
George Winterbottom
Minooka
Lillian B. Smith
Funeral Services for Emanuel Finnestad in Green Rock
Emanuel Finnestad at 70 died Friday in Green Rock Illinois. Funeral held at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. L G Hinderaker officiating. Pallbearers included Gerald Finnestad Selmer Thompson Josias Peterson Raymond Grindle Samuel Kettelson Clifford Thompson. Buried Ottawa Avenue Cemetery Ottawa.
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Emanuel Finnestad
Green Rock
Ill
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
L. G. Hinderaker
Samuel Kettelson
John Peterson
Gerald Finnestad
Selmer Thompson
Josias Peterson
Raymond Grindle
Clifford Thompson
Ottawa Avenue Cemetery
Ottawa
Thief in Temple at Fort Worth Church
Two choir members at First Methodist church surprised a youth in his late teens as he fled a woman's purse from a choir room. Brandishing a hammer, he crawled out a window and escaped. The Rev. Gaston Foote's sermon continued uninterrupted. The topic was thieves in the temple.
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Fort Worth, Tex
First Methodist Church
Gaston Foote
City motorist ticketed for parking in no parking zone
City officer William Button issued a ticket to William Bieritz of Yorkville for parking in a no parking zone. Bieritz must appear at 7 p.m. today at City Hall.
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William Button
William Bieritz
Yorkville
City Hall
Whales and Seals Sleep Underwater Before Breathing Breaks
Whales sea lions and some seals sleep while submerged surfacing briefly to breathe. The behavior allows rest with intermittent oxygen intake as they drift underwater between breaths.
Mansfield leads Senate group in Hong Kong on Vietnam peace report
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and four colleagues are sequestered in Hong Kong drafting a report to President Johnson on prospects for peace in Vietnam. They may meet a French envoy reportedly en route from Red China after visits to North Vietnam, though consulate sources deny planned meetings.
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Hong Kong
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Viet Nam
Red China
U.S
Mansfield
Washington
Paris
Jean Chauvel
London
Peking
Hanoi
Charles de Gaulle
New Jersey Legion Raises $50,000 in Vietnam Gifts
In Trenton New Jersey the American Legion reports it has collected gifts valued at 50 000 dollars for American servicemen stationed in South Viet Nam. Commander William R. Huggard notes the total and the effort behind the drive.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
American Legion
South Viet Nam
William R. Huggard
Mexico to Sell Wheat to UAR for 52,140 Tons Statement
Cairo AP reports Mexico has agreed to sell the United Arab Republic 52,140 tons of wheat. A spokesman gave the figure but did not disclose the price.
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Cairo
Mexico
United Arab Republic
Railroad orders 2064 freight cars for 41.6 million
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports it has placed an order for 2,064 additional freight cars at a total expenditure of $41.6 million. This broad acquisition aims to boost capacity and efficiency across its freight operations.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Aviation Agency
New York
Supreme Court
Defense Department
Pearl Harbor
Wisconsin Congressmen Learn Mil Prison Complex to Close
Members of Congress were told the 50 year old Army disciplinary bar racks prison complex in Milwaukee will shut by Oct 1 1969. Annual savings total 220 400 dollars and will cut three military and 18 civilian positions.
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Washington
Congress
Wisconsin
Army Disciplinary Barracks
Milwaukee
Johnson Moves Toward Key Viet Nam Policy Decisions
President Johnson meets with Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk as U S forces brace for heavier Viet Nam troop flows and intensified air strikes.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
U.S
U. S
Michelin Rubber Plantation
Brown aims to implement McCone report on Watts unrest
Gov. Edmund G. Brown plans to adopt the McCone commission findings on the Watts riots warning that harsher violence could follow if explosive conditions are not improved. Two clergymen who were with Rev. James J. Reed at the time of his death are identified as witnesses.
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Edmund G. Brown
McCone Commission
Watts
James J. Reed
Trotskyite claims Castro ordered Guevara killing in Mexico
An ex aide to Leon Trotsky alleges Fidel Castro ordered the assassination of Ernesto Che Guevara to silence him about testifying in a Selma murder case. The claim says the order came from Moscow. Trotsky, once Stalin’s ally, was killed by a Soviet sponsored assassin in Mexico in 1940.
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Mexico City
Leon Troky
Fidel Castro
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Guevara
Peking
Felipe Alvahuante
Moscow
Troky
Stallin
México
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