Britain’s Wilson reports Hanoi talks hurdle in Vietnam
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said he briefed President Johnson on his nine hour Moscow talks with Soviet Premier Kosygin and urged restraint to prevent escalation in Vietnam. He noted no response from Hanoi and discussed Britain’s economic measures to boost the pound and cut overseas spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Aelxei Kosygin
Britain
Wilson
Moscow
Viet Nam
North
U.S
Sions
Hanoi
Kosygin
Cochairmen
Southeast Asia
Caifano Arrested On Fraud Charges
FBI arrest of Marshall Caifano and four associates on fraud and counterfeit security charges. Indictment accuses use of fake stock certificates to defraud Arnold Henderlong of Crown Point Indiana of about 40 000. Co defendants include Anthony Gallas Dominick Donato Stanley Kielmar and John Fannon. Fannon seized in Miami and all released on 4500 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall Caifano
FBI
Crown Point
Ind
Arnold Henderlong
U.S
Caifano
Johnny Marshall
Anthony Gallas
Cicero
Dominick Donato
Oak Lawn
Stanley Kielmar
John Fannon
Miami
Fla
Fannon
Ashland Shakespeare Festival Darkened by Power Failure
In Ashland Oregon the Shakespeare festival show Midsummer Night's Dream was interrupted by a recent power outage. theater officials reported the blackout affected performance lighting and ambiance during a night performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland, Ore
Ashland Shakespearean Festival
Five Baltimore rioters charged in anti Negro rally case
Five white men linked to the National States Rights party were charged with rioting and conspired to riot after an anti Negro rally in a Baltimore park. The group included Richard B. Norton and Charles C. Lynch. An injunction barred further rallies until Monday. Police said tensions led to arrests and an attack on a Black youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National States Rights Party
Richard B. Norton
Maryland
Norton
Charles C
Connie) Lynch
San Bernardino
Calif
Joseph Carroll
Edwin F. Hendle
Paul Cordle
Baltimore Park
Lynch
CORE
Congress of Racial Equality
Carroll
Randolph Describes Riot at Menard Prison
Former Warden Ross Randolph testified he assured four inmates they would not be beaten if they surrendered during the November riot at Menard Prison in which three guards were slain. He said the inmates demanded more as he pleaded to free hostages, and that he threatened to use state police to release the guards by force. The inmates surrendered about 8 p.m. after nearly four hours, with some complaining of food and medical care.
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Springfield, Ill
Ross Randolph
Menard Prison
Randolph
Randolph Conting Randolph
Illinois Public Safety Director
Alonzon Jones
John Stamps
Stamps
Speck Transferred Quietly to Cook County Jail
Richard Speck, 24, moved under secrecy from Chicago city jail hospital to Cook County Jail on Friday amid preparations for his Monday arraignment on eight murder charges. Officials cited safety and public interest, with doctors to examine him before cell placement. An annual Philippine nurse award was announced for South Chicago Community Hospital victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard Speck
Speck
William Norcross
Norcross
Cook County
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Jack Johnson
Cookounty Jail
Gerald W. Getty
Public Defender’s Office
Philippines
Amelito Mateo
United States
South Chicago Community Hospital
Wreckage found of missing U2 plane in Bolivian hills
Charred U2 wreckage found on a hill west of Oruro Bolivia. pilot Capt Robert Hickman 32 of Alexandria presumed dead after a high altitude crash. USIS confirms identification and says search teams including Bolivian authorities head to the scene near Peru and Chilean borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oruro
Bolivia
la Paz
U.S. Information Service
Robert Hickman
Alexandria
USIS
Edmund Schecher
Panama
U.S. Air Force
Schecher
Hickman
U. S
Defense Department
Washington
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
U.S
Air Force
Southern Command
Albrook Air Force Base
Panama Canal Zone
Peru
Chile
Ecuador
Brazil
Farm Leaders To Tour Russia Next Friday
Three area farmers from Grundy and Kendall Counties join 32 Illinois delegates on a three week People-to-People tour of Europe and the Soviet Union. Led by W G Kammlade, they depart Chicago and assemble in New York before flying to Brussels then Moscow for a program of agricultural policy visits and school and industry tours.
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Grundy
Kendall Counties
Moscow
Russia
H. Allen Holler
Mazon
Henry Barschdorf Jr
Highland Township
Charles P. Lett
Plano
Illinois
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Hungary
West Germany
O'Hare
Chicago
New York
Brussels
Lenin Mausoleum
G.U.M
Moscow State University
Intourist
Krasnodar
Black
Azov Sea
Kharkov
Ukraiian Republic
U.S.S.R
Budapest
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Germany
Copenhagen
Motor Car Fire on Washington Street in Seneca
A motor car fire in the 300 block of W Washington St Seneca at 5 50 p m Friday was extinguished before Morris Fire Department arrived A second call to cancel the alarm was placed within a few minutes after the first call was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
W. Washington St
Morris Fire Department
Weather Briefing For Collins Area
Forecast calls for generally fair skies with sunny conditions and temperatures near the low 80s. Sunday should be partly sunny with little temperature change. Collins Weather Station records show Friday’s high 80 and low 61, with Morris district reading 68 at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Morris Business
Johnson Announces Airline Settlement After 22 Day Strike
President Johnson announced late tonight that terms were agreed on for settling the 22 day strike by five major airlines Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United. Airlines planned rapid resumption of service with full schedules restored within 24 to 72 hours after Machinists ratified the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
An Airlines
U.S
National Airlines
New York
Boston
White House
International Associaton of Machinists
Presidential Emergency Board
Kendall County 4-H Fair Set For August Sixth
More than 500 youths will take part in the 41st Kendall County 4-H Fair at the Sandwich fair grounds. Livestock judging starts 8:30 a.m. with major breeds represented. a clothing and foods judging also runs through the morning. Trophies will be awarded in the afternoon along with a style show. winners often advance to county and state fairs. Judges include John Alexander Jr. of Big Rock beef cattle Ray Laase of Chicago order buyer swine and Kenneth Blussendorf Mooseheart dairy cattle. The event is part of the Illinois extension service directed by John Jacobs Kendall County farm advisor and Shirley Hantack Kendall County home advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall County
Sandwich Fair
John Alexander Jr
Big Rock
Ray Laase
Chicago Order
Kenneth Blussendorf
Mooseheart
Illinois Extension Service
John Jacobs
Kendall County Farm
Shirley Hantack
Kendall County Home
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Morris
Grundy County
Seneca Area
Herald
Secret Service
Blair House
Moyers
W. G. Kammlade
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Goodwill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Barschdorf
Kinsman
Duane
Highland
Soil Conservation Service
Holler
William Limbach
Wauponsee
Douglas
Heller
H,. Allen Holler
Iigh
Seneca High School
Main St
Paul H. Douglas
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