Violence Flares in Dominican Republic Capital Amid Military Row
Mob violence continued in Santo Domingo for a second day with two people dead, including a police sergeant, and an 18 year old killed in a gunfight. Police repelled clashes as unrest spread to interior cities amid maneuvers around military leadership and a pending replacement of armed forces chiefs.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Inter- American Peace Force
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Garcia-Godoy
Armed Forces
Col
Enrique Perez Y Perez
Worker injured at Dresden Nuclear Station site
Paul Kay of 418 Fulton St. was stripped and bruised Thursday afternoon after slipping in mud and hitting a power takeoff shaft on a Redi-Mix concrete truck at a new Dresden Nuclear Station construction site east of Morris. He was taken to Morris Hospital in good condition.
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Paul Kay
Fulton St
Kay
Morris Hospital
Davis Ambulance
Dresden
Morris
National Concrete Co
Weather forecast and recent temperatures at Collins Station
The forecast says clear and cold tonight with a low in the 20s. Saturday will be partly cloudy with a high near 40 and Sunday shows rain with little temperature change. Thursday rose to 55 degrees and fell to 29 overnight, with 32 at 9 am today and precipitation measured at .19 inch.
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Weather Bureau
Collins
Freezing Temperatures Trigger Accidents Around Morris
A Thursday night temperature drop caused spotty icy driving in the Morris area. Two crashes occurred on Illinois 47 north of Morris injuring one driver, while a second incident on the same highway left another motorist in a ditch. A third wreck on Canal Road left a teenager with a hand injury. Crews spread cinders along icy stretches on Illinois 47 and U S 6.
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Morris
Illinois 47
Dwight
Channahon
Holderman’s Hill
A. Klepp
Rte. 1
Verona
Hume School
U.S. 6
Planning Open House At Morris City Hall Draws Crowd
About 75 people attended an open house to view a Morris Planning Commission map at the Morris City Hall council chambers. Chairman Jim Baum said turnout showed strong interest and several useful suggestions emerged. The map will be shown for two weeks before an early March public hearing.
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Morris Planning Commission
City Hall
Jim Baum
Commission
Baum
Hammer to Speak at Morris PTA Meeting
Kenneth Hammer superintendent of Morris Elementary Schools will address the Morris Parent Teacher Association at Franklin School playroom at 7 30 p m Monday. He will outline a district building survey covering six years and proposals for kindergarten and a cafeteria with Erwin Frischkorn presiding as temporary chairman.
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Kenneth Hammer
Morris
Morris Parent- Teacher Association
Franklin School
Hammer
Erwin Frischkorn
French satellite launch delayed at Hammaoui base
A mechanical failure halted the Diamant three stage rocket launch from Hammagui r Algeria delaying the satellite deployment. Initial countdowns of 10 a m were reset to noon and then postponed to Saturday pending repairs.
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Hammaguir
Algeria
Sahara
U S Forces Close In On Viet Cong After Chase
U S air cavalrymen caught up with Viet Cong fighters 20 miles southwest of Bong Son. In the action Eagle's Claw 19 guerrillas were killed and eight captured, with one American helicopter shot down. U S forces reported 184 more Communist deaths in two weeks, the highest casualty counts yet.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Bong Son
Navy
United States
Air Force
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
R.M.K
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Defense Department
Washington
Masher
White Wing
U.S. 1St
Rose Brothers Charged With Burglary Here
William and Ronald Rose were bound over to a grand jury on burglary charges from Redfern's Hardware 214 Liberty St. Police said firearms were stolen. bonds set at 5,000 each as they await further proceedings.
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William
Billy) Rose
E. Washington St
Ronald
Armstrong St
Robert Malmquist
Redfern's
Liberty St
Donald Ward
William Button
Wauponsee St
Rainbow Council Plans 1967 Scout Camp Drive
The Rainbow Council of the Boy Scouts of America plans a 1967 fund drive of 300000 to finance Goose Lake Township camp purchase and development. The 755 acre site south of Pine Bluff Road near Illinois 47 was bought for 151000 with 15100 paid and mortgage for the rest. leaders note 292138 eligible boys in the three-county area and 6241 boys, 2500 adults registered in 1965.
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Rainbow Council
Boy Scouts of America
Goose Lake Township
Robert Leckrone
Leckrone
Grundy
Will
Kankakee
Pine Bluff Road
Illinois
Wayne Johnson
Herschback, Tracy, Johnson and Wojtak
Council
Robert Drake
Goose Lake
Drake
Morton H. Hollingsworth
National Council
Bernard Rodenhizer
Morris Community High School Thes pian Variety Show
About 200 people attended Morris Community High School annual Thes pian Variety Show on Thursday evening. Sixteen acts entertained. sponsor Mrs Joanne West land called it a huge success and the students voted to make it an annual affair.
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Morris Community High School
Joanne Westland
Honor Roll Listed at Morris Community High School
Morris Community High School released the first semester honor rolls. A students on the A list include Barbara Bossert Jay Larsen and Kay Lindsay. The B list features numerous seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with no grade below a B in band chorus or physical education and no lower than a C in those subjects.
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Morris Comunity High School
Barbara Bossert
Jay Larsen
Kay Lindsay
Mary Ellen Behrens
Paul Benning
Donald Black
Joel Borowski
Linda Burk
Jody Burry
Mary Davidson
Nancy Day
Richard DeAtley
William Drews
Craig Egeland
Cynthia Haag
Susan Householder
Linda Jenkins
Helen K. Johnson
Phyllis Kleinmaier
Douglas Lucas
Linda Love
Linda Olson
Carol Rose
Rich
Humphrey Praises Saigon Improvement Tour
Vice President Hubert Humphrey spent four hours in the Saigon area touring economic and social projects. He interacted with villagers, joined a kindergarten circle, and praised self help efforts amid tight security and a helicopter fleet. He planned further visits to agricultural centers and U.S. troops before traveling to regional nations to brief on U.S. Viet Nam programs.
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Humphrey
Saigon
Hubert H. Humphrey
South Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Honolulu
Hawaii
Viet Nam
U.S
Johnson
Nguyen Cao Ky
Serce
Thailand
Laos
Pakistan
India
Australia
New Zealand
New Prosperity Village
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
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