Illinois Senate approves offices to coordinate federal aid
The Illinois Senate approved two bills to let cities and counties form offices to coordinate federal and state aid. The measure drew support from Sen. Arthur Swanson and opposition from Sen. Tom Merritt. The bills advance to Gov. Kerner after a 328 vote.
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Springfield
Ill
Washington
Illinois Senate
Senate
Arthur Swanson
Chicago
Tom Merritt
Hoopeston
George Burditt
R-La- Grange
Burditt
Flies for Degree at UCLA after 400 mile weekly flights
Louis V. Erdle, 42, earned his master's degree at the University of California Los Angeles after flying a light plane 400 miles weekly from his office at Litton Scientific Support Laboratory in Fort Ord to attend classes. He plans to pursue a doctorate using his plane if needed.
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Los Angeles
Louis V. Erdle
University of California At
Erdle
Litton Scientific Support Laboratory
Ft. Ord
Calif
Illinois House approves stop and frisk bill over objections
The Illinois House, by 110 to 52, passed a controversial stop and frisk bill allowing police to stop in public and frisk individuals they reasonably suspect of felony activity. The measure heads back to the Senate, with Gov. Otto Kerner to decide.
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Nicholas Ciaccio
Paul Powell
Ciaccio
Senate Conservation Committee
Otto Kerner
Illinois Conservation Department
Springfield
Till
Illinois
Senate
Clyde Choate
D-Anna
Choate
GOP
Lawrence Pusateri
Melrose Park
Illinois Crime Commission
House
Pusateri
Harold Washington
Chicago
Pollack
Nicholas Svalina
Svalina
T-4-L Stops Itch In Minutes For Quick Skin Healing
An advertisement claims T-4-L stops itch and burning within minutes and promises skin healing. It asserts that infected skin will peel away in 3 to 5 days to expose germs for the kill and urges readers to buy at drug stores today.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rudolf Berner
Funeral services for Mrs. Rudolf (Jeanetta) Berner were held this afternoon in the Fin land Chapel with Rev. Wood row Wooley officiating. Miss Ar lene Christianson was a soloist and Mrs. John Peterson was organist. Pallbearers were B. O'Neal, Herbert Enger, Eugene Enger, Charles Enger, Raymond Enger and Burdett Enger. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Rudolph
Jeanetta) Berner
Finland Chapel
Woodrow Wooley
Arlene Christianson
John Peterson
B. O'Neal
Herbert Enger
Eugene Enger
Charles Enger
Raymond Enger
Burdett Enger
Evergreen Cemetery
Television Survey Begins Monday
The Census Bureau will survey households with television in this area and 449 regions nationwide starting next week. Mrs. Marie Ahern will visit homes as part of a project sponsored by the FCC and the Advertising Research Foundation to estimate color and black and white sets and ultra high frequency sets. The survey includes questions to complement the monthly employment survey for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with confidentiality guaranteed by law.
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Census Bureau
U. S
Theodore F. Olson
Census
Chicago
Marie Ahern
Federal Communications Commission
Advertising Research Foundation
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Right to Wed in Liege for Giovanna Agusta and Germano
Giovanna Agusta daughter of a Milan manufacturer won a four month legal battle granting approval to marry Germano a Brazilian football star. The Liege Court of Appeals ruled no obstacle to the wedding despite threats to her inheritance and family pressure from Count Domenico Agusta. Germano, 24, plays for a top Belgian team in Liege and the couple met in Milan four years ago.
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Liege
Belgium
Giovanna Agusta
Milan
Jose Germano
Liege Court of Appeals
Germano
Giovanna
Domenico Agusta
Measles Hits Buckingham Palace Young Prince Edward
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth's youngest son Prince Edward, age 3, has measles. His elder brother Prince Andrew, 17, contracted the illness ten days earlier. Both lie in bed at Buckingham Palace.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Princ Edward
Prince Andrew
Buckingham Palace
Minor collision damages two Morris autos at Washington and Spruce
Police reported two Morris autos sustained minor damage in a collision at the Washington Street and Spruce Street corner at 5 30 p m Tuesday. Dan Saltsman 86 of 706 E North Street headed north on Spruce and failed to see Henry Limbachs 1961 Studebaker traveling west on Washington causing damage to Saltsmans right side and the front of Limbachs car. Finch 62 of 904 E Washington Street reported his 1967 Chevrolet was struck while parked on Liberty Street in front of Walgreens sometime Sunday evening by an unknown driver who failed to report. Finch's right rear fender was damaged.
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Morris
Washington and
Spruce St
Dan Saltsman
E. North St
Studebaker
Henry F. Limbach
E. Main St
Washington St
Limbach
Saltsman
Chevrolet
Matthew A. Finch
Liberty St
Walgreen’s
Finch
Illinois crops near finish as soybeans near 90 percent planted
The State Crop Reporting Service said corn planting is finished except in the east south east and southwest portions. About 90 percent of the intended soybean acreage is planted. Winter wheat is in good condition, oats headed about 25 percent and half of the first alfalfa hay crop harvested. A 160 million year old Anchisauripus dinosaur footprint set was uncovered in Rocky Hill State Park by a bulldozer for a highway lab.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Rocky Hill State Park
Connecticut
Highway Department
Market declines after six straight advances in New York
Stock market slips mid afternoon with the Dow down 3.17 to 882.98 and the Associated Press index off 0.8 at 327.0. Airlines weaken on large mutual fund sell orders and tax timing. Mission Development and Mission Corp rise amid merger news with Getty Oil. several blue chips fall while Du Pont Polaroid Xerox and Penn RR drop about two points.
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New York
Almot
Associated Press
United
Eastern
American
American Airlines
Mission Development
Mission Corp
Tidewater Oil
Getty Oil
du Pont
Polaroid
Xerox
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chrysler
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Two Parked Cars Hit on Liberty Street
Police say at 10 p.m. Tuesday Officer Gordon Gregg investigated a three car accident on N Liberty Street. John E Viner 35 of 1127 Wauponsee Street drove a 1967 Chevelle south and struck a parked 1962 Cadillac which then struck a second parked car a 1963 Buick. Both parked cars were owned by Osmanson Garage. The 1962 Cadillac sustained damage.
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Gordon Gregg
N. Liberty St
John E. Viner
Wauponsee St
Liberty St
Osmanson Garage
Vehicle Damage Report Notes Fender and Front End Impact
Damage description records a dented right rear fender on one vehicle and front end damage to the Viner vehicle. No injuries noted in the provided text. Road conditions and cause are not specified in the fragment.
Young drivers pay fines for speeding on city streets
Two youths faced fines in the circuit clerk’s office today. Raymond L. Springer, 17, of Route 4, paid 10 dollars plus 5 dollars in court costs after being ticketed June 7 by City Policeman James Gretencord for traveling too fast for conditions on North Wauponsee Street. Patricia A. Stangland, 20, of 1008 Price Street pled guilty to speeding 40 mph in a 30 mph zone on North Street and paid 10 dollars plus 5 dollars in court costs.
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Raymond L. Springer
Rte. 4
Springer
James Gretencord
N. Wauponsee St
Patricia A. Stangland
Price St
North St
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Butch) Olson
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James L. Garling
Maple Drive
Commonwealth Edison Company
Joliet
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Electric Company
Norelco
North American Philips Company, Inc
East 42Nd Street
Wee York
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Cash Grain
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