Calls Past Two Months Most Confusing Period Since '30s
AP News Analyst James Marlow reviews the Vietnam debate as U.S. opinion splits over war aims. Senators Morse and Fulbright push arbitration and negotiated settlements while McNamara boosts troops. Kennan and Gavin weigh restraint vs escalation amid Viet Cong control in South Vietnam.
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Washington
United States
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Democrat
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Johnson
Congress
Morse
United Nations
U.N
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viet Nam
Fulbright
Red China
Southeast Asia
China
James M. Gavin
Robert S. McNamara
Gavin
George F. Kennan
State Department
South
Prices rise for dairy farmers in 1966 says Pure Milk chief
AP report from Chicago notes A. L. McWilliams general manager of the Pure Milk Association says dairy farmers will enjoy some of the best prices in 1966. He cites cautious production as key to avoiding overproduction and sustaining higher prices.
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Chicago
Pure Milk Association
A. L. McWilliams
New Heart Institute Director Named in San Antonio
Dr. Robert P. Grant aged 59 is named director of the National Heart Institute by President Johnson. He fills a post vacant since September and assumes duties in San Antonio.
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San Antonio, Tex
Robert P. Grant
The
National Heart Institute
Johnson
Leonard Krull 22 Dies in Joliet After Illness
Leonard Krull of Braidwood died Tuesday in St. Joseph Hospital Joliet after more than two months illness. He was retired from U S Rubber Co. Surviving include his wife Barbara a son Leonard Edward his maternal grandmother and paternal grandparents. His body lay at Patterson Funeral Home with calling after 7 p m and services at Immaculate Conception Church Saturday at 10 a m following a Rosary Friday night.
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Braidwood
Leonard Krull
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Patterson Funeral Home
Immaculate Conception Church
Krull
U. S. Rubber Co
Barbara
Leonard Edward
William Harrop
George Krull
Funeral services for John Francisco in South Wilmington
Funeral services were held for John Francisco 59 who died in a tractor accident on a highway near Gardner. The Rev. John W. Driscoll officiated at St Lawrence Catholic Church in South Wilmington. Pallbearers were James Blessett, Alvin Biros, Ross Engmann, Frank Francisco, Joseph Francisco and George Maxard. Burial followed at Oaklawn Cemetery in Dwight.
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Gardner
John Francisco
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
South Wilmington
John W. Driscoll
James Blessent
Alvin Biros
Ross Engimann
Frank Francisco
Joseph Francisco
George Maxard
Oaklawn Cemetery
Dwight
Mrs Hal Osmanson Funeral Services Held
Mrs Eda A Osmanson 89 who died Sunday had funeral services at 2 p m in Davis Funeral Chapel with Rev Roy H Hamburger officiating. Soloist Mrs Gerald Belt with accompanist Mrs H C Montanus, pallbearers included Robert Williamson Robert Ryder Erwin Pfaff Lyle Washburn Donald Caisley and Charles Roudis. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Hal
Eda A. Osmanson
Davis Funeral Chapel
Roy H. Hamburger
Gerald Belt
H. C. Montanus
Robert Williamson
Robert Ryder
Erwin Pfaff
Lyle Washburn
Donald Caisley
Charles Roudis
Evergreen Cemetery
Funeral Held for P. E. Neumann in Naperville
Rural Morris residents Mr and Mrs Henry Burgess attended the funeral of P E Neumann brother in law of Mrs Burgess from Jupiter Florida. Neumann died of a heart attack while walking with guests near his home and is survived by his wife three children and eleven grandchildren.
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Henry Burgess
Morris
Naperville
P. E. Neumann
Jupiter
Fla
Neumann
Burgess
Teen Driver Ticketed for Speed on Liberty Street
Wade W. Ritz, 18, of Mel-Kay trailer court Coal City, was ticketed at 12:50 a.m. by City Policeman William Button for driving too fast for conditions on Liberty Street. Ritz, traveling southbound, was braking and accelerating at a noted pace. He must appear Saturday in magistrate court.
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Wade W. Ritz
Mel- Kay
Coal City
Liberty St
William Button
Ritz
Mazon Royal Neighbor Lodge Met with Planned Camp Project
The Mazon Royal Neighbor Lodge met with Mrs Keith DeGrush presiding. Mrs Bernie Shostrom and Mrs Kenneth Groudis named lunch committee and Mrs Ronald Poppleton and Mrs Thomas Sereno entertain ment committee for the next meeting. A camp project was planned for March 12. Ardine Klinefelter and DeGrush received awards during social time. Refreshments were served.
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R.N.A
Mazon
Mazon Royal Neighbor Lodge
Keith DeGrush
Bernie Shostrom
Kenneth Groudis
Ronald Poppleton
Thomas Sereno
Ardine Klinefelter
DeGrush
Sign of Spring at Baltimore Market Vocal Demonstrations
Three men faced charges for impromptu vocal concerts at Baltimore market places. Judge Joseph L. Broccolino handed one a suspended jail term while the others received probation, calling it the first sign of spring.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Joseph L. Broccolino
Municipal Court
Magic five per cent lures investors from stocks
AP outlines how the so called magic five percent draws funds from stocks into bonds and bank certificates. Brokers note higher yields from Treasuries municipal bonds and large bank deposits. Investors seek income as stocks fall and rates rise since December.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
USS
Treasury
New York
Mutual Savings Banks
Savings and Loan
Glacier Advances At Unprecedented Speed In Valley
Geologists report the glacier is pushing forward at a rate near three feet daily and has speeded to about five percent of a foot per day, rumbling through the valley and engulfing all in its path.
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