Conservative Cardinal Ottaviani Resigns From Vatican Curia
VATICAN CITY AP Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani, a leading ultra conservative, has resigned as secretary for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Pope Paul VI named Cardinal Seper of Yugoslavia to replace him as reforms push to modernize Vatican offices.
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Vatican City
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Paul VI
Vatican
Franjo Cardinal Seper
Yugoslavia
Cardinal Ottaviani
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Holy Office
Vatican Curia
Paul
Ottaviani
Curia
Synod of Bishops
International Commission of Theologians
Kasperak in Critical Condition After Heart Transplant
Stanford California AP reports Michael Kasperak 54 East Palo Alto, received a donor heart from Virginia White 43 Santa Clara after a stroke. Kasperak shows bleeding risk and low platelets while doctors note near normal heart output and ongoing hospital recovery.
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Stanford
Calif
Michael Kasperak
Kasperak
Virginia White
East Palo Alto
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford University School of Medicine
Donald C. Harrison
Stanford Medical Center
Harrison
Christmas Seal Drive Near Goal Reaches Final Push
Campaign chairman Richard P. Taylor reports 3,355 residents have given 8334.64 toward an 8600 goal. Funds support screening health education medical research and community services. Residents urged to contribute before the end of January.
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Richard P. Taylor
Taylor
Weather outlook with cold spell and light snow chances
The forecast shows clouds and warmer tonight with a light snow chance and lows around 10 to 15 degrees. Tuesday brings cloudy skies and warmer temps with light morning snow, high near 30. A colder, variable Wednesday and very cold weekend follow with subzero mornings and minor precipitation totals.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Morris
Blaiberg to Sit Up in Bed After Heart Transplant
Cape Town doctors report Dr. Philip Blaiberg, the third heart transplant patient, is no longer in the oxygen tent and will sit up in bed with feet on a chair. There are no signs of organ rejection yet, though his recovery remains delicate. End.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Groote Schuur Hospital
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Clive Haupt
Haupt
Christian Barnard
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Eileen
Barnard
University of Minnesota
Norman E. Shumway
Stanford University
Dwight Youth Faces Assault Charges After Intercity Incident
An altercation at a Dwight Coffeehouse led to assault and battery filings against Gary Sassenger 18 of Dwight. Peter Riccolo father of Dwight senior John Riccolo 17 alleges his son was struck following a school incident. Donald Enger owner of the Coffeehouse also signed a complaint.
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Dwight
Peter Riccolo
John Riccolo
Gary Sassenger
Interstate 55
Illinois 47
Riccolo
Sassenger
Dwight High School
Donald Enger
Five Accidents This Weekend Across Morris City
Morris city police reported five weekend traffic accidents with no injuries. An MG sports car was hit in a Saratoga Restaurant lot by an unidentifiable vehicle at 12 55 a.m. Saturday. James Moran 20 of Mazon reported his car damaged by a hit and run. A 1966 Anglia driven by Richard Lowe 35 of Johnson City collided with a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Penna Leach 17 of Armstrong Street at Price and Chapin streets due to icy roads. A 1967 Chevrolet pickup driven by Gerald Bray 22 of Hinckley was rear ended by a 1960 Ford driven by Cloyce Thweatt 17 of Koperick Street on N Division Street amid slick conditions. A 1 30 a.m. Sunday crash on North Street at Fulton Street injured two drivers, Robert Stevens 25 of Houston Texas and Gerald Met tille 23 of Liberty Street, both unable to avoid the ice. A rear end on Washington Street at Liberty Street Sunday at 8 50 a.m. involved a Plymouth driven by Mrs Russell Phillips 46 of Route 1 while stopping at a traffic light.
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Morris City
Saratoga Restaurant
Illinois
James P. Moran
North St
Mazon
James Gretencord
Price and Chapin Sts
Donald Ward
Ford
Richard S. Lowe
Johnson City
Chapin St
Price St
Penna I. Leach
Armstrong St
Leach
Lowe
N. Division St
Jack Kopezick
Gerald A. Bray
Hinckley
McKinley St
Division St
Cloyce R. Thweatt
Susan Circle
Koperick
Thweatt
Kopezick
Washington St
Liberty St
Chief Ward
Russell A. Phillips
Rte. 1
Teachers in Chicago Get $1,000 Raise
The Chicago Teachers Union House of Representatives approved a package giving about $1,000 a year in raises and more fringe benefits, ending a threatened strike. The plan costs the school system roughly $31 million, with $19 million from the current budget and $12 million from a supplemental budget to be voted on in July. Funding relies on a 15 cent property tax increase and higher state aid, subject to June voter approval and Illinois General Assembly action.
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Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union House of Representatives
Teachers’ Action
James F. Redmond
Redmond
Illinois General Assembly
Suspect Arson In Clinton School Fire
Clinton High School faced a major blaze destroying the main building today after a week of prior fire damage. Officials suspect arson as firemen fought the flames from 3 a.m. until the roof collapsed, gutting the top floors and causing water damage.
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Clinton, Town
Clinton High School
Clinton
Guidance Report Items Placed On Morris High Board Agenda
Morris Community High School Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in January to discuss a list of items. The agenda includes an administration meeting with the Home Insurance Company representative, dues increases for the Illinois Association of School Boards, election dates, and reports on the 20th annual Morris Holiday Basketball tournament. It also covers towel and school laundry operations, area vacation school meeting plans, and a report from the guidance department.
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Morris Community High School Board of Education
Home Insurance Company
Illinois Association of School Boards
Guidance Department
Tourism Council set to promote 1968 sesquicentennial events in eight counties
Region One Council for Tourism nears a big year with plans to spend 32000 dollars in local and matching state funds. A Jan 24 meeting at the Colonial House Morris invites county leaders including Dr. Harry Hill and Frank Welch to outline guides maps films and press outreach for McHenry Lake Kane DuPage Kendall Will Grundy Kankakee. A Jan 31 luncheon near Yorkville targets Kendall County and surrounding tourism efforts.
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Grundy County
Region One Council For Tourism
Illinois
Westmont
Colonial House
Morris
Harry Hill
Dresden Lakes
Frank Welch
Howard Hill
Region One Council
Seums
Park District
McHenry
Lake
Kane
DuPage
Kendall
Will
Grundy
Kankakee
Chicago Land
Chicago
Aurora
Joliet
Lombard
DuPase County
the Pines
U. S. 34
Illinois 47
Yorkville
Kendall County
Fire destroys Normandie Retirement Club hotel in Philadelphia
A fire caused by a dropped match set fire to the seven story Normandie Retirement Club hotel housing 325 elderly residents. Nine alarms sent about 500 firefighters, evacuating all occupants safely as flames charred brick and debris blew toward nearby buildings. Police and fire officials reported the elderly residents were led to safety via fire escapes and nearby shelters.
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Philadelphia
Normandie
Center City
John Doyle
John Lucy
Lucy
Doyle
Divine Tracy
University of Pennsylvania Nursing School
National Guard
Edison and United Nuclear study plutonium fuel for Dresden unit
Commonwealth Edison and United Nuclear Corp begin a cooperative program to design and fabricate plutonium bearing fuel assemblies for Dresden unit 1. J Harris Ward says the project aims to demonstrate plutonium in a working reactor and lower power costs.
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Dresden
Commonwealth Edison & Co
United Nuclear Corporation
J. Harris Ward
Edison
United Nuclear
Edison Electric Institute
Ward
Dresden 1
Morris
Commonwealth Edison
Quad-Cities
Zion Stations
Train Derailment Injures Four on Great Northern Western Star
In Minneapolis four people were injured, none seriously, when nine cars of the Great Northern Railway east bound Western Star passenger train derailed Sunday.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Great Northern Railway
Western Star
Trains Collide in Tunnel Near Logan Airport
In Boston a MBTA tunnel crash injured sixty one people though none seriously. Two four car trains carrying about 1200 commuters collided near Maverick Station in zero cold conditions with power cut to aid evacuations.
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Boston
Logan International Airport
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Boston Harbor
Leo J. Cusick
MBTA
Maverick
Viet Cong seize Hau Nghia capital Kheim Cuong
Viet Cong guerrillas seized Kheim Cuong, capital of Hau Nghia Province, about 21 miles northwest of Saigon for three hours. They killed three American civilians and wounded 15 others, mostly civilians and militia advisers. Nine police were killed or wounded, and 10 militia were injured as the attackers withdrew.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Kheim Cuong
Hau Nghia
Agency of Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support
Corps
Teachers Seek Bargaining Status At Joliet Junior College
The Joliet Junior College council of the American Federation of Teachers asks District 525 to recognize it as the sole bargaining agent for JJC teachers. The board meeting is at 8 p.m. in Room 248, 201 E. Jefferson St. Other items include president reports on out of district tuition requests and a transportation survey.
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American Federation of Teachers, Joliet Junior College Council
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Grundy County Nursing Home
Arnold Helgeson
Helgeson
Arbanas & Fugett Const. Co
Healy Moore & Associates
Herald
Tourism Council
Logan Airport
V.C
Jr. College
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