Kennedy to Back Johnson in 1968 Bid
New York AP reports Senator Robert F. Kennedy will support President Johnson for reelection in 1968 and plans only to run for the Senate in 1979. He spoke at Kennedy Airport after a two week overseas tour including stops in South and East Africa, Athens and Rome, with his wife Ethel. He commented when asked about Senator Wayne Morse’s assertion.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Kennedy Airport
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Kennedy Supportive Remarks Stir Viet Nam and Africa Views
Kennedy defended his Viet Nam stance and said he plans to stay in the Senate in 1979 while backing Johnson in 1968. He cited Africa as needing understanding and praised South Africa's economic boom as a force against apartheid, while noting white church leaders differ on racial equality.
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Africa
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South Africa
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South
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Private Lincoln Service ad offers free govt job prep
Wanted ads urge adults 18 and over to prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the next year. Promises high starting salaries and security with little education needed, but warns tests are competitive. Lincoln Service promotes free information and a coupon to request government positions, salaries, and qualification details from Pekin Illinois.
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Traffic Court fines tally for six motorists in magistrate court
Saturday session saw six motorists plead guilty to traffic violations with fines totaling 83 dollars and 45 dollars in costs. Magistrate Chester P. Winsor ordered default judgments for three tickets due to nonappearance, amounting to 45 dollars in fines plus costs. Specific cases include Robert J. Armstrong 53 Ottawa who failed a June 4 speeding charge on I-80. Frank W. Miller 28 Seneca fined 19 dollars for 80 mph on I-80. Terry R. Weaver 22 Deerfield cited June 15 for 70 mph on I-80. Richard F. DePung 18 Rock Island fined 15 dollars for driving too fast for conditions. Ronald R. Lanier 19 fined 15 dollars for excessive noise. Ronald Rose 22 fined 10 dollars for fictitious plates. Default judgments of 15 dollars and 10 dollars costs were entered for Cornelius H. Evans 38 Washington, D C on I-80 and Rudolph J. Gluszek 38 La Grange for driving 85 in a 70 zone. LeRoy A. Hurling 21 Rock Island charged for 83 in a 70 zone, also a default judgment. Three pending cases against Stanley Darlington 27 were continued to July 18.
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Tealing
Chester P. Winsor
Robert J. Armstrong
Ottawa
Richard Minick
Frank W. Miller
Seneca
Herschel Goken
Terry R. Weaver
Deerfield
Inter State
Francis Weidenbach
Richard F. DePung
Douglas St
Robert Coleman
Ilinois Ave
Illinois 47
Ronald R. Lanier
Union Sr
U.S. 6
Wayne Matteson
Ronald Rose
Division St
William Button
Cornelius HH. Evans
Washington, D. C
Minick
Rudllph J. Gluszek
la Grange
LeRoy A. Hurling
Rock Island
Stanley Darlington
E. Washington St
Three Morris youths charged with burglary in Kendall County
Three Morris youthsDoug Warren 17 Neil Sandal 17 and Dale Wren 16 were arrested Friday in Oswego and charged with burglary over thefts of tires and magnesium wheels from Suburban Wholesale Tire Store. They are free on $10,000 bond and face Kendall County Circuit Court on July 13.
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Morris
Oswego
Kendall County
Doug Warren
Price St
Neil Sandal
W. Chapin
Short, sturdy corn hybrid grows five feet tall
Farmers are cultivating a new corn hybrid reaching only five to six feet, about half the height of standard varieties. The compact stalk promises easier mechanical harvest and handling.
Reckless driving charges continued for McCabe and Hamilton
Disorderly conduct and illegal transportation of liquor charges against George McCabe of 306 W Main St and Richard Hamilton of 505 E Jefferson St were continued to this Saturday at the request of their attorney S J Holderman.
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W. Main St
Richard Hamilton
E. Jefferson St
Atty. S. J. Holderman
Rockford Woman Found Alive After Field Search
Charlene O'Brien was found alive in a field about five miles from the park where her bloodstained car was found. She was taken to St Anthony's Hospital in Rockford in poor condition as investigators weighed how she arrived there amid a large search by police and volunteers.
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Rockford
O'Brien
Jack
Lauretta Lyons
O’brien
Ilinois Department of Public Safety Crime Laboratory
Joliet
Two Teens Ticketed for Eluding Police Vehicle
At 1 40 a m Saturday city police issued tickets to Ole M Greenley 19 of 1221 Grant St and Mervin Hausken 19 of Route 2 for attempting to elude a police vehicle. They are to appear before Magistrate Chester P Winsor at 10 a m July 2. Arrest by Officer Jim Anderson.
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Ole M. Greenley
Grant St
Mervin Hausken
Rte. 2
Chester P. Winsor
Jim Anderson
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