Cicero Man Sentenced on Weapons Charge
Charles Von Kriegsfield, 28, of Cicero, was sentenced to two years on each of six counts for illegal sale possession and transfer of weapons. The start date was postponed to December 29 for motions on sentence reduction. Federal agents arrested him May 21 1964 finding parts for 21 Thompson machineguns in his home.
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Thomas Moseley
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Plano man dies from November tractor crash injuries
Edwin N. Roswold, 72, of Plano, died Wednesday from injuries sustained in a November 23 collision between a tractor and an automobile in Sandwich Illinois.
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Plano
Edwin N. Roswold
Plan for Water City of Chicago water diversion ruling
Supreme Court should allow Chicago to divert about the same Lake Michigan water as now. Special master Albert Maris says 3 200 cubic feet per second is safe. any more would harm Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania and New York. The 1950 to 1964 average was about 3 220 cubic feet per second.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Albert B. Maris
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New York
Child Killed by School Bus Near Pleasant Plains Home
Deborah Jean Dalton six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Dalton was killed by a school bus in front of her home in rural Pleasant Plains Sanga man County Darrell Walker the driver age fifty of Ashland said he thought the child had walked beyond the bus authorities filed no additional charges at this time.
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Darrell Walker
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Deborah
Henry Dalton
Sangamon County
Painless Branding of Farm Animals Plan
Winter plans involve livestock researchers veterinarians and government groups to test a painless “freeze” branding method for identification. Dr R K Farrell of Washington State University developed the technique using cryogenic material to prevent pigment production. When hair regrows in two to three weeks it appears white and the skin remains unharmed.
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Washington
R.K. Farrell
Agriculture Department
Washington State University
Itch Rare in Miami Beach Says Skin Doctor
Dr Ervin Epstein of the University of California says the seven year itch or scabies has become rare for unknown reasons. He told the American Academy of Dermatology that scabies cases are now uncommon and speculated a natural catastrophe may have affected the mite.
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American Academy of Dermatology
Ambulance Worker Delivers Baby At Home In Hamden
HAMDEN Conn AP John Murray 26 helped deliver 14 babies since joining his father's ambulance service. He assisted his wife Patricia Ann 21 in delivering their daughter at home. Murray says they will plan to get her to the hospital earlier next time.
Burglars Take 400 Pounds Meat and 300 Eggs from Charity Dining Room
In Phoenix a burglary at St. Vincent de Paul Society's charity dining room stole 400 pounds of meat and 25 dozen eggs intended for hundreds of poor and destitute people at Christmas. The report notes NBA star Oscar Robertson led most assists with 899 during the 1961-62 season.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
Finch Biggest Vote Getter In California
Robert H. Finch emerged as the top Republican vote getter in California history by winning the lieutenant governor race over Glenn Anderson by 1.2 million votes. A Los Angeles lawyer and seasoned campaign manager, Finch built a national profile guiding campaigns for Nixon, Murphy, and Kuchel and is viewed as a potential governor or U.S. senator candidate if Reagan moves on.
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Robert H. Finch
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown
Finch
Glenn Anderson
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Richard M. Nixon
George Murphy
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Market rally sustains gains amid profits taking on some stocks
Stocks mixed after midday with the Associated Press average up 1.8 to 296.9 and the Dow Jones up 5.18 to 813.19. Airlines rose early but trimmed gains as aerospace lagged. gains concentrated in autos, steels, utilities, rails, building materials and drugs. Notable movers included Eastman Kodak, IBM, Raytheon, RCA, and MGM. Douglas and Boeing fell while United Aircraft gained.
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Air Reduction
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Airlines and major stocks end mixed in active exchange trading
Eastern, American and Pan American among airlines fell while United gained near one point. Texaco rose about one point. Chrysler U S Steel AT&T and Kennecott showed fractional gains. Standard Oil New Jersey slipped slightly as prices moved higher on the American Stock Exchange.
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Heifer Testing for Milk Potential Explored by Agriculture Dept
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department scientists study blood and milk tests to detect genetic markers of high milk production in heifers. If proven, tests could save dairy farmers money by culling low producers early and reducing feed and maintenance costs in herd building.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Doctor Sprague Named President-Elect of Hematologists
Dr. Charles C. Sprague of New Orleans, dean of Tulane Medical School, has been named president-elect of the American Society of Hematologists in New Orleans.
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Charles C. Sprague
New Orleans
Tulane Medical School
American Society of Hematologists
Housing Loan to Fund Elderly Low Rent Homes in West Frankfort
The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced a $12,000 loan to West Frankfort Illinois for construction of 80 low rent homes designed for elderly occupancy. Approval announced Wednesday by HUD.
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Washington
West Frankfort
Ill
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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