Lindsay Faces Tight GOP Contest for New York Nomination
Mayor John V. Lindsay runs in a lean Republican primary against Sen. John J. Marchi amid inflation and racial tension backlash. The race shapes up with Lindsay backed by Javits and Goodell, while Marchi garners conservative state legislators support.
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Joseph Mills
Associated Press
NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Staten Island
Liberal Party
Marchi
New York City
Albany
Senate
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
Charles Goodell
Senate subcommittee to hear police on radical campus groups
A Senate permanent investigations subcommittee in Washington calls big city police officials to testify on the role of radical groups like SDS in campus unrest. Also under review is a House Education and Labor bill to curb disruption by threatening federal aid withdrawal if colleges do not file unrest plans.
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Washington
Senate
Big City
Students For A Democratic Society
John L. McClellan
Derk
Senatermanent
House Education and Labor Committee
Oregon
Edith Green
Republican Committee
SDS
Jerome Wadlerman
Black Panther Party
Student Non-Violent
Cmmittee
Republic of New Africa
Stock market gains hold on steady afternoon trading
The Dow rose to 896.59, up 1.75, after morning highs, with the AP average up 0.9 to 319.5. Industrials led gains as bargain buyers targeted attractively priced issues, while losses remained about 300 points lower. IBM Xerox Polaroid rose while American Motors traded a large block.
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New York
Dow
Associated Press
General Motors
IBM
Polaroid
Control Data
Xerox
American Motors
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Chicago grain futures vs spot prices reported
Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.31 percent and No 2 soft red 1.26 percent are listed with prices. Corn values show No 1 yellow at 1.2844 and No 2 yellow at 1.28 percent with No 3 yellow 1.263. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 63n and Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.6844n along with Soybean oil at 7.55n.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange price notes show butter grades AA A B C with 671 6744 64 2 60 2 and cars 90 B 65 4 89 C 62 Eggs graded A whites 33 12 mediums 26 standards 30 checks 22 80 percent or better.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Rearend Crash Near Morris Involves Two Drivers
Mrs Nadine Matteson aged 35 of Rte 3 and Timothy J Sterritt 21 of 921 E Washington St were involved in a rear end collision on Red and Gun Club Road east of Morris Thursday. Deputy Sheriff George Hendrickson said both were traveling north and the Matteson auto struck the Sterritt car as it stopped.
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Nadine Matteson
Rte. 3
Timothy J. Sterritt
Washington St
Red and Gun Club Road
Morris
George Hendrickson
Matteson
Sterritt
Seven Policemen Wounded in Fighting Gangs
In Sacramento California seven policemen and a newsman were wounded as youths clashed with officers in Oak Park. Police arrested up to 40 people after officers raided a Black Panther office and used tear gas. Shotgun fire targeted police cars as roving youths caused unrest in the area.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Oak Park
Business
Black Panther
Joseph Rooney
John Kearns
Waterfall Sweeps Youth Into Creek
Royal William Croft 18 of Tampico North appears swept over a Boulder area waterfall while crossing a log above the falls. Rescue units searched into the night and continued the hunt for the missing youth who had just graduated high school. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Croft.
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Boulder
Colo
Royal William Croft
Tampico
Boulder Creek
Boulder Canyon
Young Croft
Earl Croft
Cicero Man Guilty of Driving Too Fast for Conditions
Richard J. Turek 21 of Cicero was found guilty on a drive too fast for conditions charge on Interstate 55 after a minor accident. Trooper Jerry C Mann issued the citation March 26. case heard in circuit court due to Magistrate Chester P Winsor's absence. He was fined 10 dollars plus 5 dollars court costs.
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Richard J. Turek
Cicero
Jerry C., Mann
Turek
Chester P. Winsor
Miss Dorothy H Douglass Receives Geography MS
Miss Dorothy H Douglass of Route 2 Minooka earned a master of science in geography from Pennsylvania State University at University Park. The university conferred nearly 4 600 degrees, marking its largest graduating class.
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Dorothy H. Douglass
Rte. 2
Minooka
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Robert Thorsen
Leo Thorsen
Rtc. 4
Illinois State University
Mail Box Damage Reported in Maine Township
Deputy Sheriff George Hendrickson investigated three knocked down mail boxes in Maine Township Gardner early Saturday. Complaints came from Larry Smith Ray Easton and George Mehochko residents of Maine Township.
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George Hendrickson
Maine Township
Gardner
Larry Smith
Ray Easton
George Mehochko
Pentagon studies lump sum enlistment bonus plan
The Pentagon and a presidential commission study ways to shift to an all volunteer armed force with a lump sum enlistment bonus and expanded benefits. Nixon aims to raise military salaries while exploring pay reforms and housing allowances. the Gates Commission report is due in November.
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Washington
Pentagon
Presidential
Nixon
Armed Services
Lester Hubbell
County Building Permits Issued for Homes in Felix and Goose Lake
John C. Lavezzi of Coal City paid 38 dollars Friday for a permit to build a three bedroom house at Lincoln Lakes in Felix Township. Peter Papesh of Joliet paid 36.63 on Thursday for installing a 5000 dollar mobile home in Goose Lake Township.
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John C. Lavezzi
Coal City
Lincoln Lakes
Felix Township
Peter Papesh
Joliet
Goose Lake
Suspect threatens self harm. plans double homicide in seven minutes
Rescue 1 recounts three calls trying to talk a man out of the plan. He claimed domestic problems and said he would shoot himself and his boys at 4 p.m. The sheriff said charges of assault with intent to kill would be filed against Comia, with assistant district attorney Joseph Furtaw noting the plan.
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Comia
Atty
Joseph Furtaw
Alberico Faces Four Charges After Arrest
Alberico, slated to appear before Magistrate Chester Winsor Thursday, faces four counts including reckless conduct aggravated assault criminal damage to property and resisting arrest stemming from prior fighting.
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Chester Winsor
Traffic Court Records Speed Violations on U S 66 and I 55
William Maynard of Mason Ohio paid 15 dollars for 64 in a 55 zone on U S 66 with trooper Moyer. James Hack of Forrest paid 15 for traveling too fast for conditions on Campus and South Wilmington Road. Mary Hoey of Ro semont paid 20 for 85 in a 70 zone on I 55 Reed Road with trooper Matteson. Edgar Reance of Worth paid 15 for median violation on I 55 and Mazon River Bridge. Carl Telford of Streator paid 15 for 80 in a 70 zone on I 80 west of Minooka with trooper Johnson.
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U.S
William J. Maynard
Mason
Ohio
John Moyer
James D. Hack
Forrest
South Wilmington Road
Roy Gardner
Mary Hoey
Rosemont
Interstate 55
Reed Road
James Matteson
Mazon River
Edgar D. Reance
Worth
Kenneth Rinehart
Carl W. Telford
Streator
Interstate 80
Minooka
Gary L. Johnson
Deny New Trial For J. Earl Ray
Shelby County Criminal Court Judge Arthur Faquin Jr. denied James Earl Ray a new trial for the King assassination. Defense lawyers sought appellate review of Faquin's May decision and today’s ruling, giving 60 days to file a bill of exceptions and plan an appeal to the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Memphis, Tenn
Shelby County Criminal Court
Arthur Faquin Jr
James Earl Ray
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
J.B. Stoner
Richard Ryan
Faquin
Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals
Hubcaps Stolen From Chevy In Rushville Suburb
Glen C. Rebman of Rushville Illinois reported to Morris Police at 12:20 PM Sunday that four hubcaps were stolen from his 1965 Chevrolet. The theft occurred after 1:30 AM Sunday in front of 911 Spruce Street.
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Glen C. Rebman
Rushville
Ill
Morris Police Department
Spruce St
Five Democrats push tougher federal cigarette ad rules
Five Democratic members of the House Commerce Committee take the cigarette advertising battle to the House floor. They seek stronger health warnings, front facing labels, removal of preemption, state advertising bans, and FCC time restrictions to curb youth exposure.
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Robert A. Hunt
Associated Press
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Brock Adams
John E. Moss
Lionel van Deerlin
California
John D. Dingell
Michigan
Robert O. Tiernan
Rhode Island
van Deerlin
Four Weekend Auto Accidents Reported by Sheriff
Sheriff deputies logged four weekend crashes. Kenneth Greer swerved on Grand Ridge Road to avoid a parked car, rolled a westbound auto into a ditch and was uninjured. Catherine McFadden’s car backed into a ditch at her rural driveway. Duane Ford’s parked car in AMAX lot was struck by another vehicle. James Bryant lost control near Walker's Corner on U S 6 and rolled over without injuries.
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Sheriff's
Grand Ridge Road
Kenneth R. Greer
Marseilles
Sheriff’s
Greer
Robert Coleman
Catherine McFadden
James A. Bryant
Newark
Walter White
Walker’s Corner
Bryant
Missing boat reported at Goose Lake camping grounds
Vernon Paaren of Clarendon Hills reported to the sheriff that his 10 foot aluminum John Boat was taken from Goose Lake camping grounds Sunday. The boat bore the caption Francie 2 as observed by police.
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Vernon Paaren
Clarendon Hills
Sheriff’s Office
Goose Lake
Leach Named Head of Morris Hospital Board
Arthur R. Leach was elected president of the Morris Hospital Association board at an organizational meeting. He succeeds William Limbach, who remains as a board member. Other officers for 1969 70 include Vice President Maurice Gantzert and Secretary-Treasurer Willard E. Olson. Board members, in addition to Limbach, are Mrs. Donald Caisley, Mrs. John Fillman, Norbert McCluckie, Arthur Bozue, and Wade McKeen. Regular meetings occur on the third Monday each month.
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Arthur R. Leach
The
Morris Hospital Association
William Limbach
Maurice Gantzert
Willard E. Olson
Limbach
Donald Caisley
John Fillman
Norbert McCluckie
Arthur Bozue
Wade McKeen
Three Charges Filed Against Morris Driver Dennis J. Glenney
Dennis J. Glenney, 62, of Rte. 1, Coal City, was cited for three violations at 7 15 p m Thursday on north Broadway Street. He was arrested by Officer C A Filkins. Charges include driving under the influence improper lane usage and resisting a police officer as he allegedly left city hall forcefully and used profane language. He is scheduled to appear in magistrate court June 30.
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Dennis J. Glenney
Rte. 1
North Broadway St
Coal City
C. A. Filkins
Glenney
City Hall
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Newark High School
Lloyd Hanson
University of Illinois Chicago Medical Center
Medinah Temple
Chicago University
Eastern Illinois University
Morris Dry
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Alberico
Hartford
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Jefferson ST. Morris
Hartford Accident and Indeminity Company
Harifora Insurance Group
Hartford 15
Conn
J. Earl Ray
Ottawa
Illinois Valley
England
Dover
la Salle St
Ottawa, Ill
Dial
Louisiana
Wisconsin
FCC
E. Jefferson
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Morris Theatre
Eugene Funk
Boggs
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Charmglow
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