Five Weekend Car Accidents Reported in Morris No Injuries
Morris city police logged five weekend crashes with no injuries. A 1959 DeSoto driven by Billy Rubley collided at the I 80 overpass on Illinois 47 and was cited for loss of vehicle control. Other incidents involved a 1962 Oldsmobile, a backing 1963 Chrysler, a rear end collision on Liberty Street, and a parking lot backing crash at Echo Bowling Lanes.
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Morris City
Illinois 47
DeSoto
Billy C. Rubley
Spring Valley
James Anderson
Rubley
Anderson
Romines
Cletus H. Emery
Division St
S. Wauponsee St
James Gretencord
William Button
Washington St
Button
Dale E. Wise
Liberty St
Roger W. Hout
Rte. 1
Mazon
Hout
Echo Bowling Lanes
Bedford Road
Gregg
Janice H. Clausel
Robinson Drive
Anthony Cheshareck
Johnson Ave
Market Up Early Then Slims Gains Amid Pueblo News
Stocks rose early on Wall Street with the Dow up 0.98 at 866.04 and the AP index up 1.6 as sentiment benefited from favorable economic data and a buoyant steel market. Gains narrowed after midday with leaders like IBM and Lockheed slipping while Kennecott and Peabody gained from merger news.
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New York
Wall Street
Pueblo
New York Stock Exchange
Litton Industries
Kennecott
Peabody Coal
Peabody
General Aniline
Caterpillar
du Pont
Owens-Illinois
IBM
Lockheed
American Stock Exchange
Five new tournaments on 1968 Ladies PGA schedule
Five new events are added to the 1968 Ladies PGA tour running from March to June. The sites listed are Port Malabar Florida Boynton Beach Florida Winchester Virginia Atlanta Georgia and Indianapolis Indiana.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Port Malabar
Fla
Boynton Beach
Winchester
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Market Summary Chicago Mercantile Ex Change
Prices for butter eggs and car grades listed with various grade keys and scores. Butter quotes 93, 92 and 90 ranges. eggs show grade A whites mixed mediums and standards percentages. overall exchange data reflects commodity bid levels.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago grain prices listed for wheat corn soybeans
AP Chicago market report shows No 2 hard wheat at 1.57 and No 2 soft red at 1.49 per bushel. Corn values include No 2 yellow 1.1144 and No 3 yellow 1.0534 1132, with other grades 1.1134 and 1.0154 0334. Oats and soybeans prices noted with various grade prices and soybean oil at 8.93.
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Chicago
Speeding Ticket Issued In Morris City
Richard A. Olson 17 of Rte 2 was cited for speeding 40 mph in a 30 zone on Division St at Maple Dr at 11 50 p m Saturday. He left his license as bond and must appear at 10 a m Feb 6 in magistrate court. Officer Robert Lynes issued the ticket.
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Richard A. Olson
Rte 2
Division St
Maple Drive
Olson
Morris City
Robert Lynes
Ames Coed Found Strangled Near Ditch in Story County
Sheila Jean Collins 19 of Evanston Ill. was found dead Sunday along a country road west of Cole Iowa. She had been missing since Friday after leaving Elm Hall for a weekend trip. Police and family mourn the quiet student described by friends and campus staff.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State University
Vanderbur
Em Hall
State Sales Tax Table as Guide for 1967 Returns
Illinois taxpayers may use a state sales tax table in the 1967 federal return guidance. The table, based on spending patterns, shows the average state tax paid and helps itemizers deduct a standard amount. Automobile sales taxes are excluded. deductible auto taxes may be added separately. Usage is optional for taxpayers seeking simplified substantiation.
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Illinois
E. C. Coyle Jr
Internal Revenue
Coyle
Hawaii Kauai rice training center targets trainees en route to Asia
A UH operated rice paddy training center on Kauai will teach Americans basic rice production before travel to Asia. The facility will collaborate with IRRI Los Baños Philippines, raise seedlings for 10 plots, and demonstrate a full growing cycle from germination to harvest during a two week stay. First trainees arrive in March heading to Vietnam.
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Lihue
Hawaii
Kauai Island
University of Hawaii
Asia
International Rice Research Institute
Los Banos
Philippines
Kauai
Vietnam
Sailor Picks Up Police Whistle From Home
Robert W. Donnelly 21, a seaman apprentice at Adak Alaska in the Aleutians, received a police whistle from home after being cautioned by military authorities not to roam alone among volcanic islands. The whistle is intended to guide him back if he becomes lost in treeless terrain.
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Homewood
Robert W. Donnelly
Adak
Alaska
Aleutians
Robert
Woman who leaped from Golden Gate Bridge dies after seven hours
Virginia A. Hunt, 23 of Palo Alto, survived seven hours after leaping from the Golden Gate Bridge before dying at Letterman General Hospital. A motorist saw her climb over the rail and a Coast Guard cutter reached her shortly after she hit the water. She was the fourth recorded survivor. 332 crisis reports have been logged from the bridge.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Letterman General Hospital
Virginia A. Hunt
Palo Alto
Midspan
Coast Guard
Highway Patrol
Ex Spartans Help Oklahoma Win Orange Bowl
Miami AP report notes Oklahoma defeated Tennessee in the 1968 Orange Bowl with former Michigan State player Buck Nystrom as an assistant coach and Chuck Fairbanks as head coach.
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Miami
Fla
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Michigan State
Michian State
Chuck Fairbanks
Sooners
Buck Nystrom
Spartan
Contested Break-In Defendant Appears in Grundy Court
Hamilton, held in Grundy County Jail, appeared before Associate Circuit Judge Robert Malmquist on a two charge case. Bond set at 10 000 each. preliminary hearing scheduled for Wednesday. The defendant, a steamfitter with William Polk Chemical Co., has no prior criminal record.
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Hamilton
Grundy County
Robert W. Malmquist
Coal City
James Fleming
Malmquist
Bond
Fleming
Herbert Terry
Marseilles
Johnson
Terry
Stateville Pentitentiary
Joliet
William Polk Chemical Co
Chicago
Kenneth Hamilton Sr
Dolton
Morris
Dolton, Ill
U. S. Army
Vietnam
Stolen Ford Truck Recovered South of Rock Island Tracks
Police traced a 1965 Ford with work toolbox to Ther man York of 510 Armstrong St after it was reported stolen Saturday night. The vehicle, found south of the Rock Island Railway between Division and Liberty Streets, showed rummage evidence but little damage. York notified police Sunday morning that the truck had been taken after 9 p.m. Saturday. City officer Glenn Johnson reported the recovery and timing.
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Morris
Rock Island
Division
Liberty Sts
Glenn Johnson
Therman York
Armstromg St
York
City
Johnson
Supreme Court blocks gun registration as self incrimination
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that the federal requirement to register sawed off shotguns machine guns and other firearms may force self incrimination Chief Justice Warren dissented The decision followed a companion case striking down gambling tax registration provisions Miles Edward Haynes of Dallas Texas had been sentenced to four years for possessing an unregistered shotgun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Miles Edward Haynes
Dallas
Tex
Springfield Jury Awards $319000 in Lake Springfield Accident
Oak Ridge Tennessee resident William Sherman, paralyzed from the chest down after striking a pipe while diving at the municipal beach in 1964, receives $300000 for his damages and $19000 to his father Robert Sherman for medical costs. The suit was filed by the father on the youth's behalf.
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Springfield, Ill
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Lake Springfield
Robert Sherman
William
Springfield
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Associated Press
Freeport
Australia
Chicago Cash Grain
John B. Westfall
Morrison Lisbon Road
John Deere
John
Carson
IHC
E. L
Butch) Olson
James F. Stine
Frank McArdle
Swind
New York City
Pewhe
New Plaza
Kiel Auditorium
Warwick
Motor Inn
Tetety
Grundy County Board of Supervisors
c/o County Clerk
Court House
Morris, Illinois
Camaro
Fisher
Chevrolet
E, Jackson
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