China's First H Bomb Explodes Early for Mao Gift
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Liberation Army Daily claiming China exploded its first hydrogen bomb one month early as a gift to Mao Zedong and the Cultural Revolution. The note quotes officials worried by haste but says Maoist revolutionaries pressed ahead, drafting a blueprint and completing the device ahead of schedule. Counterparts in Moscow offered no comment.
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Red
China
Armed Forces
Mao Tsetung
Liberation Army Daily
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Moscow
Defense Department
Washington
Pentagon
United States
Japan
Red China
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
Peking
Sinkiang
Wang En-mao
Wang
Stock Market Mixed Decline After World Tensions
NEW YORK AP reports the stock market moved irregularly lower after statements by Johnson and Kosygin on the Middle East. The AP 60 average fell 0.6 to 327.2 at noon, Dow off 1.33 to 883.67, with General Dynamics United Aircraft IBM and United Airlines among notable losers and Raytheon Eastman Kodak leading gains.
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NEW York
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Middle East
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Dow Jones
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
IBM
United Air Lines
Union Carbide
Raytheon
Eastman Kodak
Varian Associates
Standard Kollsman
Sperry Rand
Pan American World Airways
Butter and eggs hold steady at Chicago wholesale prices
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter prices steady with 93 score AA at 66 and 90 B at 6314. Eggs remain flat to slightly higher with grading 75 per cent or better A whites at 272 and mixed grades 26 12, mediums 21, standards 2312, checks 19½.
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Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Threat to blow up nuclear facilities signals provincial control
A report notes threats to blow up nuclear facilities in the province and observes a test explosion that appears to show Maoist forces have established control over the area.
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Mao
Fleeing Driver Caught Near Minooka Road
A Lockport man, David L. Buie, 23, was arrested at 6 a.m. on U S 6 near Minooka Road after allegedly taking a car belonging to two others and trying to outrun a state police car. He faced charges of improper lane usage, attempting to elude an officer, and criminal trespass to a motor vehicle. He was jailed in Grundy County under a $1,000 bond after appearing before Chief Circuit Judge Howard C. Ryan.
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Lockport
Minooka Road
Grundy County
David L. Buie
State St
Buie
Charles L. Parker
Joliet
Howard C. Ryan
Potatoes Save Time for Stew or Roast Prep
Frozen whole peeled potatoes can go into that stew or around a roast and save you preparation time.
Worth man cited for driving with suspended license
Trooper J K Perona of the Joliet district cited Frank W Rietow 21 of Worth at 8 15 p m Saturday on Illinois 113 at Tash Street Diamond. Rietow charged with driving after license suspension lodged in Grundy County Jail under 500 cash bond to appear at 9 a m July 7 in magistrate court.
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J. K. Perona
Joliet
Frank W. Rietow
Worth
Perona
Illinois 113
Tash St
Diamond
Rietow
Grundy County
Morris man charged with disorderly conduct in family dispute
A criminal complaint charging disorderly conduct was signed against Morris man Sunday. Mrs. Robert Edmundson of 233 Robinson Drive accused her husband of causing family trouble at home by throwing milk smashing the telephone and other items. Edmundson posted a $100 cash bond and is slated to appear Thursday in magistrate court.
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Morrisman
Robert
Francis) Edmundson
Robinson Drive
Edmundson
Johnson pledges US role for peace in all forms
LBJ says the United States will do its part for peace through the UN and other channels. He notes efforts to improve US Soviet relations, cultural exchanges, space treaties, and arrangements to limit nuclear weapons and an antiballistic missile race.
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United Nations
United States
Johnson
Kosygin
Moscow
Man Charged In Resisting Arrest Sunday
Leonard G. Scott 42 of Morris faces resisting or obstructing a peace officer charges after a 12:25 a.m. Sunday stop on Bedford Road. Police say he refused to reenter a squad car, struggled when subdued, and used abusive language toward Officer William Button. He was taken to Morris police headquarters.
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Morris
Bedford Road
Leonard G. Scott
Rte. 2
Morris City
William Button
Scott
Button
Man Arrested on Speeding and Disorderly Conduct Charges
Scott faced two offenses after a traffic stop as he allegedly abused the officer and failed to return to the patrol car. He received a 50 mph ticket in a 30 mph zone, was jailed overnight, and released on a $400 property bond posted by Rose Marie Scott. He is due in magistrate court at 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Scott
Rose Marie Scott
Educator James E Moyer Dies at 47 in Urbana Golf
Associate professor of advertising at the University of Illinois dies of apparent heart attack while playing golf at Urbana Country Club. James E Moyer of Earlville is survived by his widow Lenore and two sons. Services and burial set for Tuesday in Mendota.
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University of Illinois
Urbana Country Club
James E. Moyer
Moyer
Earlville
LaSalle County
Lenore
Grass Fire Responded Near Sis' Drive Inn
Morris Volunteer Fire Department was called at 11 55 p m today to extinguish a grass fire on Material Service property one and a half miles west of Sis Drive Inn. No damage was reported.
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Morris Volunteer Fire Department
Sis’ Drive Inn
Steele Charged with Too Fast for Conditions
William Steele of 415 Pinel St. was charged with a traffic violation after a 7 15 a m incident on North St. in which he exceeded safe speed near Mrs. Ralph Thomas of 917 E North St. driving east past her house and nearly hitting a backing car from her driveway. His license was left as bond for a magistrate court appearance at 3 p m Thursday.
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William Steele
Pinel St
Ralph Thomas
E. North, St
Steele
North St
Morris Paper Mill
Thomas
Speeding Ticket Issued Near Illinois River Bridge
Morris city police cited Michael P. Higgins aged 18 of 732 First Ave for speeding 45 in a 30 zone at 2 20 a m Sunday on Illinois 47 near the river bridge. His license was left as bond for a magistrate appearance at 3 p m June 29.
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Morris City
William Button
Morris
Illinois River Bridge
Illinois 47
Michael P. Higgins
First Ave
Higgins
Bay Leaf Aroma for Broiled Fish Steaks
A kitchen tip instructs placing a bay leaf on each fish steak intended for broiling. The leaf adds fragrance and subtle savor to the grilling process.
Kosygin urges UN session to curb Middle East tension
Soviet leader Kosygin warns war risk rises from Middle East and Vietnam clashes. He blasts U S policy and calls for urgent UN General Assembly action as Israeli occupation provokes potential military flare up and nuclear danger.
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Kosygin
Vietnam
Cuba
Congo
Middle East
United States of America
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
Delayed Verdict In Slaying Of Chicago Nurses
In Chicago a coroner's jury returned a verdict of murder for the eight nurses killed on July 14 1966. The delay followed a suggestion by former Cook County State's Attorney Daniel Ward to avoid prejudicial pretrial coverage. Richard Speck had earlier been convicted in Peoria and sentenced to death with an appeal process likely to extend beyond September.
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Chicago
Daniel Ward
Cook County
Ward
Richard Speck
Peoria
Teen Driver Cited For Speed On Liberty Street
James Edward Lutz, 16, was cited for a too fast for conditions offense at 6 30 p m Friday on N Liberty St by Morris City Officer James Gretencord. He left his license as bond and must appear at 10 a m June 27 in magistrate court.
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James Edward Lutz
Liberty St
Tutz
Morris City
James Gretencord
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