Weston for Atom Smasher U S Warplanes Stay Away From Hanoi
U S warplanes avoided Hanoi Thursday amid global controversy over attacks near the North Vietnamese capital. Weather limited missions over the North to 58. raids, mainly in the south, included Haiphong area targets and a Dien Bien Phu theater. The U S Command rejected charges of bombing Hanoi, citing reports placing all ordnance within military targets.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
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North
Vietnam
World War I Debt Interest Up
The World War I debt owed to the United States by 17 nations rose by 337 million in interest to over 21 billion, with Finland the only country paying during the last fiscal year. Treasury figures show total debt at 21,028,604,481.26 as of June 30, plus 337,294,964.16 in interest for the year.
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United States
Finland
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Liberia
Nicaragua
Germany
Coal City Considers New Water Rates at Public Hearing
A Monday hearing will set revised charges for Coal City waterworks and sewerage. Ten classes are proposed including residences and churches at 7.50 monthly, water only 1.50, sewer 6. other classes cover garages, laundromats, schools, hydrants, cement plants, wallpaper plants, and out of village service with multipliers up to 300 percent for water and 200 percent for combined services.
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Coal City
Weekend Warmth Edges to Cooler Start Monday
A weekend of mild weather gives way to colder temperatures around Monday. Normal highs run 30 to 37 and lows 15 to 22. Precipitation stays under a tenth inch with a slight rain risk Monday. The Weatherman forecasts a fair night with a low near 30 and Saturday sun and mild highs near 50. Winds will be 15 to 25 mph from the southwest. The Collins Weather Station logged 43 high and 30 low on Thursday. At 9 am today it was 30 at the station and 32 downtown Morris at 11:15 am.
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Collins
Morris
Coppolino Acquitted Of One Murder Returns To Florida
Dr. Carl Coppolino, found not guilty of murder in New Jersey, heads to Florida to face another trial for his first wife Carmela Coppolino's death. He will be jailed briefly then flown to Sarasota for a February trial. his wife Mary calls the verdict a blighted victory as the case shifts south.
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N.J
Carl Coppolino
Florida
Coppolino
Monmouth County
Army
William E. Farber
Sarasota
Fla
Carmela
Mary
New Jersey
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Coppolinos
Carmela Coppolino
Farber
Middletown
Marjorie
Cappolino
Doctors Hold Little Hope For Jack Ruby
Dallas AP report states doctors see no cure for Jack Ruby's cancer, beyond surgery or radiation. Ruby rests comfortably, reads, and watches TV as lawyers consider bail. Kunstler says defense plans weekend meeting to set trial procedure. If faced with trial again, Ruby could receive the death sentence for Oswald's 1963 murder.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
William M. Kunstler
New York
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
NATO backs Italian plan for East West tech cooperation
At Paris talks NATO ministers approve Fanfani plan to narrow the brain gap via European and U S tech and science aid, with later move to include Soviet bloc and East West reconciliation in tech. Rusk notes seven NATO allies supply nonmilitary aid to South Vietnam including France and Britain. Luxembourg chosen for spring meeting in May.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Amintore Fanfani
Europe
United States
Fanfani
NATO
U.S
Dean Rusk
America
South Vietnam
France
West Germany
Britain
Holland
Italy
Greece
Canada
Luxembourg
Petition Filed on Itinerant Worker Slaying Alleged Alibi Raised
In Columbus Ohio attorneys for William R Minor 23 filed a notice of alibi claiming he was in Washington DC the day Robert W Spike 43 a University of Chicago ministry professor was murdered in a guest room at a religious center near Ohio State University Spike was slain October 17 Minor pleaded innocent to murder and his lawyers moved to suppress police evidence citing rights violations
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Columbus
William R. Minor
Robert W. Spike
Minor
Washington, D.C
Spike
University of Chicago
Ohio State University
George Tyack
Paul Scott
Weston village chosen as site for atom smasher plant
Weston Illinois a village of 550 will host a 375 million atom smasher near Aurora with 2000 acres. The plant will employ about 2000 people with a 60 million dollar annual payroll. Du Page County argues Weston is a village. the Illinois Supreme Court is hearing the case. South Barrington withdrew amid resident opposition.
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Chicago
AEC
William J. Riley
South Barrington
Atom
Eugene Graves
Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development
Illinois Supreme Court
du Page County
Lewis V. Morgan Jr
Wheaton
Ill
Illinois Atomic
DuPage County
Glenn T. Seaborg
Arthur Hogfelt
Coal City House Fire Destroys Interior on Mary and Oak
Coal City Volunteer Fire Department responded at 3 a.m. to a house on Mary and Oak Streets owned by Mrs. Francis Davis. Origin of the fire is unknown and the interior was completely gutted.
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Coal City
Mary and
Oak Sts
Francis Davis
Soviet Strain in Military Budget Signals Cold War Tensions
The 1967 Soviet budget, showing defense spending 8 percent above 1966, hints at hardening hostility to the United States and a possible return to tougher Cold War tactics. Brezhnev and Kosygin face pressure from military conservatives while balancing consumer promises amid Vietnam and China tensions.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Eso
Vietnam
108 Named to Second Honor Roll at MCHS
A total of 108 of the 800 Morris Community High School students earned honor roll status for the second six weeks. The senior class led with 21 percent of 199, followed by the freshman class at 15 percent of 216. The B list includes listed seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen with numerous names across columns.
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Morris Community High School
Kay Lindsay
Terry Lynes
James Waters
Sigrid Pohl
John Warriner
Linda Berkland
Bonnie Jones
Kathryn Klawitter
Jan Kuntz
Peter Malmquist
Thomas Redmond
Weston chosen for 375 million atom smasher site
The Atomic Energy Commission selected Weston Illinois near Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory as the site for a 375 million atom smasher and National Accelerator Laboratory. Six finalists included Ann Arbor Brookhaven Denver Madison and Sierra Foothills. initial design funds of 10 million are asked for fiscal 1968, with construction later.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Ann Arbor
Mich
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
Long Island
N.Y
Denver
Weston
Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
AEC
National Accelerator Laboratory
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
National Academy
Commonwealth Edison Co
O'Hare Field
Kerner Welcomes Atom Smasher Site Breakthrough
Gov Otto Kerner praised the Illinois award of the atom smasher site as a major breakthrough for the Midwest in attracting federal scientific and technological activity. The statement was issued as Kerner attended a governors conference in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia and stressed the facility would boost Illinois and regional economic and scientific progress.
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Ill
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Midwest
Kerner
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
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