DeSalvo Seeks Mental Health Care While in Prison
In Walpole Massachusetts Al bert DeSalvo once dubbed the Boston strangler seeks proper psychiatric care and prefers state prison if treated. His lawyer F Lee Bailey says a long manhunt underscored need for treatment and notes DeSalvo was captured after escaping Bridgewater State Hospital. He is held in a hospital cell at Walpole with 24 hour guard awaiting possible integration into general population.
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Walpole
Mass
Boston
Albert DeSalvo
DeSalvo
F. Lee Bailey
Bridgewater State Hospital
Bailey
Lynn
de. Salvo
Bridgewater
Corrections Department
Jan.e
School Board Petitions Filed for Morris District
A morning check found no new petitions filed for Morris Elementary or Morris Community High Schools. Richard J. Schweickert is the sole candidate for a three year term, while Gerald McTague and Keith Crowe have filed for three year terms. An additional one year term is available. On the MCHS board, incumbents Kenneth Davenport and Wesley Jorstad have filed for re election. Final filing day is March 18.
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Morris Elementary
Morris
Richard J. Schweickert
Black St
Gerald McTague
Keith Crowe
Wauponsee Township
McHs Board
Kenneth Davenport
Wesley Jorstad
Mines Placed in North Vietnamese Rivers By U S Forces
U S Navy planes began sowing mines in rivers of North Vietnam as part of a broader surge aimed at cutting communist supply lines to South Vietnam. U S forces shell North Vietnam and bombard targets while Viet Cong rockets hit Da Nang injuring soldiers and civilians.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. 7Th Fleet
North Vietnamese
da Nang
Ap Do
Snow Flurries Forecast With Warmer Midweek
The Weather Bureau expects Tuesday to Saturday temperatures 4 to 6 degrees above normals with cloudy skies and a chance of light snow or flurries. A warming trend is forecast for Wednesday followed by a dip again by Saturday. Collins Station logged a Saturday high of 13 and a low of 2 above, while Sunday reached 35/26. At 9 am today Morris read 31 degrees, rising to 33 by 11:30 am downtown.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins Weather Station
Morris
Morrisman Sentenced to 90 Days at Vandalia State Farm
David F. Curl, 23, of Liberty Street, received 90 days at the Illinois State Farm Vandalia after pleading guilty to driving with a revoked license. He was fined 25 dollars and 5 dollars court costs for no valid registration. Citations by Officer Wayne Materson issued at 2 a.m. at Liberty and High Streets.
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A Morrisman
Illinois State Farm
Vandalia
David FE. Curl
Liberty St
Wayne Matteson
Liberty and
High Sts
Court denies Hoffa appeal on juror tampering case
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider its December ruling upholding James R. Hoffa's 1964 federal jury tampering conviction and eight year sentence. Justices White and Fortas did not participate. Hoffa may still seek bail or a new trial in Chattanooga based on other challenges and eavesdropping claims.
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Washington
Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Byron R. White
Abe Fortas
Hoffa
U.S
Chattanooga
Nashville
Edward Grady Partin
Partin
Teamsters
Baton Rouge
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Johnson says new strikes aim at peace in Vietnam
President Johnson described the latest American strikes on North Vietnam as far reaching yet designed to promote peace. He stated actions protect national interests and humanity, acknowledging uncertainty about stopping infiltration but noting up to 500,000 could be tied up. He also outlined economic housing funds and cabinet plans and confirmed intent to attend the Punta del Este Latin American summit April 12-14.
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U.S
Saigon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Control Commission
Hanoi
Benner
South Vietnam
United States
Washington
Johnson
Oval
White House
Demilitarized Zone
North
Nicholas Katzenbach
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Fatal Joliet Crash Claims Two Lives
Two people died in a car collision at the junction of U S 45 and Illinois 42 southeast of Joliet. Victims were Mrs. Suzanne Hamilton 21 of Joliet and Floyd Chamaser 48 of Downers Grove. Hamilton's husband Daniel was charged with failing to stop for a red light. Edna Chamaser 44 wife of Floyd was seriously injured transported to a Kankakee hospital.
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Joliet, Tl
U.S. 45
Illinois
Joliet
Suzanne Hamilton
Floyd Chamaser
Downers Grove
Hamilton
Daniel
Chamaser
Edna
Kankakee Hopital
Polling Places Listed for City Primary Election
Voters for the city primary must confirm polling locations as they differ from county sites. Four polling places are designated by ward: First City Hall 222 Wauponsee St within a boundary along Main St and Little Nettle Creek. Masonica Temple 300 W Jefferson St bounded by Illinois River Rock Island tracks Liberty St and Main St. Telfer Printing Shop 913 Pine St with Main St Liberty St and Rock Island tracks as borders. Hexdall Garage 1261 Wauponsee St north of railroad tracks within city limits.
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City Hall
Wauponsee St
Main St
Little Nettle Creek
Masonica Temple
Jefferson St
Ilinois River
Rock Island Railroad
Liberty St
Third — Telfer Printing Shop
Pine St
Rock Island
Hexdall Garage
Blood Drive Seeks Donors Tuesday at Morris Church
The Grundy County Red Cross chapter requests donors Tuesday as shortages persist from winter cancellations. The bloodmobile will park at First Presbyterian Church Morris from 11 30 a m to 5 30 p m with a goal to exceed 100 pints. Women of the church oversee the canteen.
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Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
Morris
John Harder
Grundy County
Judge Changes Trial Judge in Tabler Jewelry Burglary Case
Circuit Judge Leonard Hoff man granted a motion for substitution of judge in the Tabler's Jewelry attempted burglary case. Defense attorney Harland Warren said he could not be fair, prompting Judge Hoff man to appoint Chief Judge Howard C. Ryan to preside. Cases involve Joseph Marino Mary LaPlante and Robert Burke Williams of the Chicago area. About 50 of 80 prospective jurors appeared for the panel.
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Leonard Hoffman
Tabler
Harland Warren
Ottawa
Hoffman
Howard C. Ryan
Joseph Marino
Mary C. LaPlante
Robert Burke Williams
Chicago
Winners named in Morris Elementary Science Fair
More than 400 attend the Morris Elementary Science Fair in Center School Gym. Grand prize winners include Jim Nelson, Dave Sanders, Jr. King in junior high and Craig Cassem, Jackie Liebold, Vickie Lewis in fifth and sixth grades. Ribbons and cash prizes awarded. over 100 entries judged on creativity knowledge and neatness.
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Morris Elementary
Kathy Gordon
Kathy Siedsma
Jack Errietta
Joel Ferris
Steve Ridenour
Brenda Lynes
Robert Scott
Gayle Peterson
Cindy Leng
Jim Nelson
Dave Sanders
Jr. King
Rick Peterson
Steve Tibbitts
Hugo Avalos
Earth Sciences
Jackie Siebold
Vickie Lewis
Debie Claypool
Becky Sheedy
Jane Enger
Martha MacDonald
Craig Cassem
Stephen White
Diedre Gibson
Barb Bruder
David Larson
Kristie Black
Anna Marie Struck
Jeff English
Three Prospective Speck Jurors Approved in Peoria
In Peoria Illinois the number of tentatively accepted jurors for Richard Speck's Chicago eight nurses murder trial rose and fell as the defense and prosecution combined approved four at noon then excused an insurance man leaving three. The panel was formed after venue was moved from Chicago to Peoria with 124 people considered over the first week.
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F. Richard Ciccone
Peoria
Ill
Richard Speck
Speck
Chicago
Paschen
William Martin
Gerald Getty
Illinois Supreme Court
The
Chicago Tribune
Peoria County
Rhodes Cancels Midwestern Governors Conference Meeting
Snow and ice in Toledo forced Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes to cancel plans to host a resources meeting for the Midwestern Governors Conference in the city today.
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Toledo, Ohio
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Three-Car Collision Claims Life Of Michael A Current
A three car crash on Illinois 113 near the McArdle intersection killed Michael A Current 26 of Old Pine Bluff Road. John D Larson 23 and James F Togliatti 20 were injured while two other motorists helped at the scene. Current’s vehicle wrecked, body found 48 feet from the car. funeral arrangements pending.
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Illinois
Michael A. Current
Old
Pine Bluff Road
Coal City
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
John D. Larson
Lincoln St
Larson
Illinois 113
James F. Togliatti
First St
Morris Hospital
Togliatti
McArdle
Current
Roman Smyk
Buzz
John
Morris
Louis de Pres
Glenn Schonover
Hancock
Flora
Airline Hostess Stabbed to Death in Chicago
Patricia A. Heinen a 25 year old Trans World Air Lines stewardess died after being stabbed on a downtown street. She staggered to the Montgomery Ward store on Adams Street and told guards I have been stabbed. She died after 55 minutes of emergency surgery at Presbyterian St Luke's Hospital. Police said a man ran east on Adams after the incident. Heinen was from San Francisco and had left the airline's ticket office on Wa bash Avenue shortly before the stabbing.
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Chicago
Patricia A. Heinen
Montgomery Ward
W. Adams St
Adams Street
Miss Heinen
Trans World Airlines
San Francisco
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Pat) Knudson
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Jan) Henderson
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Hofffas
National Geographic Society
Barcelona
Spain
Rio Muni
Spanish Equatorial Guinea
Africa
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