Cardinal Brennan Dies in Rome at 74
Francis Cardinal Brennan known as the Quiet American died in Philadelphia after visiting Misericordia Hospital for tests. A native of Shenandoah Pennsylvania he rose to head the Congregation of the Sacraments in Rome and served 19 years as an auditor on the Sacred Rota before becoming a cardinal in 1967.
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Philadelphia
Francis Cardinal Brennan
Pennsylvania
Vatican
Cardinal Brennan
Rome
Roman Curia
Congregation of Sacrement
Misericordia Hospital
Rota
Tribunal
Paul VI
Msgr
Brennan
College of Cardinals
Paul
Curia
Congregation of the Sacraments
Defendasrat Appeal Window Opens in Extradition Case
The extradition case of Ray Defendasrat moves toward a 15 day appeal window after magistrate Milton granted extradition to the United States. Defense lawyers plan to seek a higher court review on constitutional grounds while the judge noted sufficient prima facie evidence linking the accused to the murder of a king.
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Orasres
James Bart Eas
United State
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King Jr
Frank Miltorn
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Chlorine Drift Forces Large Evacuation at Pope AFB
At Pope Air Force Base North Carolina deadly chlorine seeped from a water plant and drifted over a 5 mile area. More than 1,000 families evacuated. Six people including a woman and a child inhaled gas and were treated at Womack General Hospital. Two victims named Walter McDougald 45 Dunn and Mary A Thompson 19 Fayetteville.
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Pope Air Force Base
N.C
Womack General Hospital
Ft. Bragg
Walter McDougald
Dunn, N.C
Mary A. Thompson
Fayetteville, N.C
Schedule For Carbon Hill Homecoming Events
Announcement outlines Carbon Hill homecoming from July 10 to July 14. Activities include Coal Valley Softball at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Joliet versus Chicago soccer at 6 p.m. Saturday, a 1 p.m. parade and 2 p.m. season championship, 4 p.m. Machinist Local 55 versus Lewis College, and 10 p.m. fireworks by Midwest Sky Divers. Evening dances nightly with acts from Joliet Streator Morris and Chicago.
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Carbon Hill
Coal Valley
Pep
Campo
Foamblowers
Coal City
Joliet
Chicago
Lewis College
Streator
Gangs Exploit Federal Funds to Drive Violence
Chicago police testify that minor gangs have escalated crime to secure federal antipoverty money. Investigators say a year long job training program boosted gang power and violence. Detec tives report legal aid counsel pressed youth to alter or flee testimony in a murder case. Senate panel hears warnings of more teen gang competition for funds.
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Washington
Chicago
Blackstone Rangers
Morris Public Library Trustees Reelect Officers for One Year
Morris Public Library Board of Trustees re elected President Dr John B Roth Vice President Mrs Eugene Hayes Secretary Mrs Conrad Weitz and Treasurer Price Dean for one year The group discussed plans for a new library building with architect Robert Freund Special meeting set for July 10 at 7 30 p m at the Liberty and North Street site Budget for 1969 70 totals 40000 with Salaries 22500 and Building and site maintenance 1250.
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Morris Public Library Board of Trustees
John B. Roth
Eugene Hayes
Conrad Weitz
Price Dean
Frank Condon
Arthur Meadors
Robert Freund
Crystal Lake
Freund
Liberty and
North Sts
Gordon Gregg
Ronald Bell
Clara Olson
Morris Rotary Club
Aage Hansen
Chester Button
James Phillips
Granville
Karl
Roth
Dean, Atty
William Hynds
James Stine
Robert Macdonald
Weitz
Mexico City Hit by Strong Quake Rattling Capital and Resorts
A two minute quake震 struck Mexico City and resort areas Acapulco and Cuernavaca causing widespread alarm. The National Earthquake Information Center measured 6.2 on the Richter scale, noting no casualties or damage reported.
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Mexico City
Acapulco
Cuernavaca
National
Weather outlook fair and warmer across Morris area
The U S Weather Bureau expects fair and cooler tonight with a low in the lower 50s. Wednesday should be mostly sunny and mild with a high in the upper 70s. Thursday looks sunny and warmer. Collins Weather Station logged 83 high and 55 low yesterday, with 64 at 9 a m and 67 downtown at 10 30 a m today.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins Weather Station
Morris
Cyclist Left Money for Restitution in Theft Case
Fred Radatz, 25, of Lowell Massachusetts and member of the Hell's Angels, posted a $100 bond and left $16 as restitution for a theft case in Grundy County. The complaint accuses him of obtaining by deception goods from D X Service Station with a fraudulent credit card totaling $15.86. He is due in magistrate court at 1 30 p m on July 8.
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Fred Radatz
Lowell
Mass
Hell's Angels Motorcycle Gang
California
Grundy County
Radatz
Richard Stoneman
Seneca Road
Interstate 80
Stoneman
The
Hell’s Angels
Rider Killed in Mattoon Horse Incident
Connie Hall, 15, of rural Mattoon was killed when the horse she rode bolted as a car approached. Deputies reported the accident occurred Monday evening in the Mattoon area.
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Mattoon, Ill
Connie Hall
Mattoon
Sheriff's Deputies
86 on Hijacked Plane Return to Miami Today
Eighteen six passengers of an American jet hijacked to Cuba were flown back to the United States aboard a mercy plane used for freedom flights to Miami. The 12:28 p.m. landing at Miami International Airport led to quarantine questioning. The hijacker remained in Cuba. Cuban authorities refused to let the main jet depart.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Miami International Airport
Northwest Orient Airlines
Havana
Varadero
U.S
Florida
Chicago
Richard Sionson
Simonson
Federal Aviation Administration
Margaret Burt
Miss Burt
Rossaerts Become United States Citizens in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Hank Rossaert of Newark gained citizenship on June 27 at the Naturalization Office in Chicago. The couple arrived in New York on March 13, 1957 from Holland and later moved to Newark. He is employed at Caterpillar in Aurora.
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Newark
Hank Rossaert
United States
Chicago
Rossaerts
New York
Holland
Caterpillar
Aurora
Center at Dwight Secures Key Grant for Expanded Therapy
The William W. Fox Children's Center in Dwight wins a three year Hospital Improvement Project grant of 236659 dollars from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare to expand physical and activity therapy. From June 1968 to May 1971 the center will hire two registered physical therapists seven physical therapy aides eight activity therapy aides and one occupational therapist to nearly double staff and extend coverage to seven days a week. The program currently serves 140 patients daily and will add 80 more patients with the expansion.
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William W. Fox Children’s Center
Dwight
Thomas P. Crane
U. S. Department
Berkeley Group Presses Demands On City Council
A crowd of about 1000 on the UC Berkeley campus, after three days of disorders, voted to confront the Berkeley City Council. Demands include reopening streets, a Fourth of July rally permit on Telegraph Avenue, curfew suspension, and a civilian review board for police actions. Officers cleared campus and streets as the 8 p.m. curfew remained in effect. Chancellor Heyns said a Peace and Freedom rally permit on Sproul Hall steps would be honored.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Young Socialist Alliance
Peace and Freedom Party
Telegraph Avenue
Peter Camejo
de Gaulle
University
Roger W. Heyns
Sproul Hall
Soviet airliner released after U.S. regret over Kurile airspace
The White House said the Soviet government freed a troop laden American airliner following an official U.S. expression of regret for violating Soviet air space over the Kurile Islands.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Kurile Islands
Morris Weighs Housing Code Revisions and Planning Steps
City of Morris documents detail a housing code review process led by a joint development committee, with building inspections under Clyde Baker. The plan includes a comprehensive downtown program, zoning and subdivision updates, and ongoing coordination with county agencies and planners. The neighborhood analysis aims to identify blighted areas and break cycles through targeted preventive actions.
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U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Morris
Oshers
Planning Commission
Clyde Baker
Morris Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Carl Gardner & Associates
Division St
Herald
Firecracker Charges Lead to Jail Terms for Local Suspects
Three people were sentenced Monday for charges tied to firing fireworks. Each faced fines and costs including 5 to 10 dollars, with one case for suspended license and a note of reluctance or inability to pay. The incidents occurred in Minooka and Carborm. Patrolman Richard Thompson and Officer Watson were cited in related actions.
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Fiame
SS Aattiszzriciawy
Minooka
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Corm
Richard Thompson
Ppocokick
Wren
Companie
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Rte
Ais
John Watson
Carborm
Arhbor Hill
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