Humphrey Proposes National Urban Development Bank Plan
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged Congress to back a multi billion dollar urban development bank to save cities. The proposal envisions a national bank funded largely by private bonds and regional banks to finance inner city development, housing, small business, and nonprofit projects. He linked the plan to a broader effort to fund urban needs with postwar growth and taxes, and spoke during a City Club appearance in Cleveland.
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Urban Development Bank
Minneapolis
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Carl B. Stokes
Remarks Often Heard About Hippies by Hal Boyle
A collection of remarks about hippies from New York AP dispatches. The quotes lampoon attitudes toward youth culture with jokes about style, crime, agency, and parental disdain reflecting the era’s social tensions. The piece uses humor to critique generational conflict and campus protest culture.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jason
Trial date set for Richard Cain in Cook County conspiracy case
Richard Cain 42 former chief investigator for the Cook County sheriff’s office has a trial date of September 16 on charges of conspiring to commit perjury. Co defendants James Donnelly 58 and John Chaconas 32. Judge James J Mejda denied separating the cases. Cain previously was convicted in 1964 of lying to a county grand jury about a $240000 burglary later overturned by the Illinois Supreme Court.
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Richard Cain
Cook County Sherriff's
James J. Mejda
Circuit Court
James Donnelly
John Chaconas
Mejda
Cain
Louis Zahn Drug Co
Illinois Supreme Court
High Court
Richard B. Ogilvie
Cook County
Ogilvie
Construction update on Joliet area youth facility project
Work was scheduled to begin this week on a general and mechanical stores building reception and diagnostic center near Joliet for the Illinois Youth Commission. The contract for the complete work amounting to $459,899 was awarded to Lee Construction Co. Inc. of Chicago on May 20 by the Illinois Building Authority.
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Illinois Youth Commission
Lee Construction Co., Inc
Chicago
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Illinois corn surpasses knee high by the Fourth of July
In Springfield Illinois corn stands thigh high at 29 inches, below the five year average of 32 inches. Soybeans are in good condition, eight percent of winter wheat ripe and 20 percent combined. Oats are excellent, and over 90 percent of alfalfa hay and 80 percent of red clover hay have been harvested. Peas and early apples are being harvested.
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Church World Service Truck To Pick Up Items Monday
The Church World Service truck will arrive in Morris on Monday to collect new or used clothing and other useful items. Donors should leave packages by Saturday at the tower door. receipts will be issued and shipping costs are about 10 cents per pound. Donations can be given to the church secretary or sent to Elkhart Indiana. Needed are yard goods sewing needles and thread for Vietnamese refugee women.
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Morris
Elkhart
Ind
Meeting Friday for Grundy County TB Care Board
A meeting of the Grundy County Tuberculosis Care and Treatment Board is set for 4 p.m. Friday in the petit jury room at the courthouse.
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Tuberculosis Care and Treatment Board
Obituary for James J. Connolly 83 of Seneca
James J. Connolly 83 of Route 1 Seneca died 9 p.m. Monday at Morris Hospital after a long illness. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Friday at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Visitation 7-10 p.m. Wednesday and 2-4 and 7-10 p.m. Thursday at Finland Funeral Home with Rosary 8 p.m. Thursday. Born October 30, 1884 in Lincoln Nebraska, he moved to Illinois as a boy and farmed near Channahon before relocating to Nettle Creek in 1942. He never married. Survived by sisters Agnes Cecelia and Alice Connolly of St. Petersburg Fla and Mrs Winifred Carlos Joliet plus many nieces and nephews. Preceded by parents Timothy and Harriet Dwyer Connolly and three sisters Mayme Kathleen and Helen Keigher and brothers John and Frank Connolly.
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Immaculate Conception
Warren Wols
Mt. Olivet
Wilmington
Finland Funeral Home
Mr. Connolly
Lincoln
Neb
Timothy and
Harriett
Dwyer) Connolly
Illinois
Channahon
Nettle Creek Township
Agnes
Cecelia
Alice Connolly
St. Petersburg
Funeral for Mrs Frances M Kutz Held at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Mrs. Frances M. Kutz were held this morning at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church with Rev. Warren Wols officiating. Soloist Mrs. Donald Pellegrini and organist Mrs. Charles Linington Jr. provided music. Pallbearers included Lars Fosen Howard Fread John Enrietta Willard Sheedy Jr Donald Sheedy and Alfred A’Hern. Burial was at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Charles
Frances M.) Kutz
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Warren Wols
Donald Pellegrini
Tokyo Weather June: mostly cloudy with scattered sun
The June forecast for Tokyo shows one clear day and 9 partly cloudy days alongside 20 cloudy days. Weather watchers expect a mild month with frequent overcast conditions and limited sunshine.
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Tokyo
New York Gun Amnesty Ends With 234 Weapons Collected
A month-long gun amnesty in New York City ended with police collecting 234 guns and one bazooka shell. The period began just before the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. In 1967 the amnesty yielded 31 weapons.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
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