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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1968

Page

5

Apollo 8 Engine Leak Tests Delay Looms Over Dec Launch

NASA engineers fix a first stage engine leak on the Apollo 8 Saturn 5 at Cape Kennedy. Officials weigh replacing components, potentially delaying the Dec 21 liftoff and pushing to Jan 18 if needed. Astronauts Borman Lovell and Anders rehearse countdown as tests continue.

Howard Benedict AP Aerospace Cape Kennedy, Fla National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Air Force Frank Borman Navy James A. Lovell Jr William A. Anders Borman Lovell Anders

Commute Terms For 2 Witnesses In 1963 Bank Robbery

US District Court judge in Chicago commuted the 15 year prison terms of two government witnesses Joseph D Argento age 30 and Michael LaJoy age 37 who testified against Richard Cain and four others in the 1963 $43137 holdup of the Franklin Park Bank. The men have served time equal to what they were given and remain in custody on prior state convictions. Cain, then an investigator for Richard B Ogilvie, was convicted of conspiracy in the robbery. Four others were convicted. D Argento had served 21 months and LaJoy 12 months.

Chicago Richard Cain Joseph D’argento Michael LaJoy Franklin Park Bank James B. Parsons Cain Richard B. Ogilvie Cook County D’argento LaJoy

Students Stage Benefit Banquet at Sacramento State College

A nondinner benefit banquet will be held Sunday evening at Sacramento State College. Sponsored by students, the event will raise funds to aid underserved Sacramento-area families during Christmas. Leonard Starks, president of the college, lends support.

Sacramento Calif Sacramento State College Leonard Starks

Steel firms set pollution program completion dates

Inland Steel U S Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube reported completion dates for segments of their pollution control plans beyond the Calumet Area conference deadline of December 31. Most area municipalities meet rules, but Calumet rivers still show no water quality improvement due to combined sewer overflow. Porter, Ind., is the sole near-term noncompliant town, expected to finish in four to six months.

Chicago Inland Steel Co U.S. Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Calumet Area Stream Pollution Control Board of Indiana Illinois Sanitary Water Board Steel Company Calumet River Illinois Federal Water Pollution Control Administration Porter, Ind

Sacramento State AS hopes 600 attend fundraiser sale

The Associated Students of Sacramento State expect at least 600 people to attend a fundraiser selling items from 10-cent soft drinks to $5 steaks. Attendees contribute to the cause and receive no tangible return beyond helping others.

Associated Students Sacramento State

Casualty Toll Past 30000 in Vietnam War

Saigon AP reports the U.S. Command tallies 192 American combat deaths last week, raising total American combat deaths to 30,057 since January 1, 1961. Enemy deaths for the period stand at 1,715 with total enemy dead over 422,979. Wounded Americans total 1,110, with 424 hospitalized.

Saigon Vietnam U.S

Singers John Davidson and Jackie Miller Plan December Wedding

Hollywood AP report says singer John Davidson and Jackie Miller plan to marry December 29 in San Juan Puerto Rico. Davidson will be married by his father Rev Dr James A Davidson a Baptist minister from White Plains New York.

Hollywood John Davidson Jackie Miller New Christie Minstrels San Juan Puerto Rico Davidson James A. Davidson White Plains N.Y

Murray boy sneezes 17000 times in six weeks

Jeff Simper, 13, of Murray Utah, has sneezed more than 17000 times since the morning of November 26. Doctors have found no cause or cure. The only relief comes from sedatives given to help him sleep.

Murray Utah Jeff Simper Ralph D. Simper

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