Obituaries for William H. Larson and Mary Stewart
Funeral services for William H. Larson 95 lifelong Morris resident were held at Grace Lutheran Church with burial in Saratoga Cemetery. In Coal City Mary Stewart 86 died at Grundy County Home with services at Reeves Funeral Home and burial in Braceville Gardner Cemetery. survivors include five sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Larson
Morris Area
Grace Lutheran Church
Ralph Chelsea
Rolf Anderson
Cyrus Thompson
Howard Davidson
David Carr
Jack Inboden
Bruce Kaldheim
Douglas Larson
Robert Jacobson
Robert Breen
Steven Larson
Jonathon Larson
Saratoga Cemetery
Finland
Coal City
James
Mary) Stewart
Grundy County
Braidwood
Mildred Haldorson
Samuel
St. Louis
Clinton
Melvin
Thomas
Kankakee
Edward
Reeves Funeral Home
Paul Simpkins
Braceville-Gardner
Funeral
Kidnappers Make New Demands In Leonhardy Case
In Guadalajara, Mexico, kidnappers holding U.S. Consul General Terrance G. Leonhardy issued new demands after 30 prisoners were moved to Cuba in a bid to secure his release. Governor Alberto Orozco Romero called the situation highly complicated and said the demands were not yet specified. Leonhardy’s note to officials said he was being treated well and would be released “at the proper moment,” as observers, authorities, and the U.S. Embassy monitored developments through the night outside his home.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
U.S
Terrance G. Leonhardy
Cuba
Alberto Orozco Romero
Jalisco
Leonhardy
Mexico City
Arrest woman for contributing to delinquency
Miss Judy Knowles aged 24 of 746 East Illinois Avenue was released on a $100 bond after arrest on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Complaints filed by Mrs Janet Murphy allege Knowles encouraged her daughter to stay at Knowles home while the girl was a runaway. The daughter left home April 26 and Knowles is set to appear in court May 14.
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Judy Knowles
Illinois Ave
Janet Murphy
Miss Knowles
Three Chicago women waive hearings on shoplifting case
Three Chicago women accused of shoplifting pantsuits from Hideaway Dress Shop waived preliminary hearings when their attorney failed to appear and one defendant did not show up. Susan Simms appeared. Debra Ross and Janice Walker were absent or late. Grand jury set for May 7. bonds posted for Ross and Walker, Simms jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leo Fox
Debra Ross
S. Yates St
Fox
Susan Simms
W. Fullerton Ave
Janice Walker
Phillips St
Robert Malmquist
Miss Ross
Atty
Richard Wilder
Miss Walker
Grundy
Kendall County
Miss Simms
Grundy County
Bradley man charged with deceptive practice in Grundy County
James Providenski of Rte. 1 Bradley Subdivision posted 100 bail after a deceptive practice charge in Grundy County Courthouse. Robert Feeney of Feeney's Package Liquor filed the complaint over a $108 check returned for insufficient funds. Providenski slated for arraignment May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Providenski
Rte. 1
Bradley Subdivision
Grundy County
Robert Feeney
Feeney
Washington St
Providenski
Two D C drug arrests include LSD marijuana case
John A Pichon Jr 18 of DeWitt Street Coal City was released on 250 dollar bond after being charged with possession of LSD and marijuana. A wood and brass pipe contained marijuana and a bag with four LSD tablets was found in a heater duct following a traffic stop. Snodgrass 16 Coulterville Randolph County case moved for transfer from Grundy to Randolph County.
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John A. Pichon Jr
DeWitt St
Coal City
Grundy County
Pichon
Charles Ingram
John Price
Broadway
Division St
Sgt
Ingram
Price
Atty
Richard Wilder
Bobby J. Snodgrass
Coulterville
Randolph County
Snodgrass
Robert J. Malmquist
Atty. Wilder
Supreme Court lets stand source protection in civil rights suit
The Supreme Court refused to disturb a lower court ruling shielding reporter Alfred Balk's confidential source in a Chicago real estate bias case. The circuit court had allowed concealment of a real estate operator who admitted using blockbusting techniques, balancing nondisclosure against compelled testimony in civil litigation. The class action involves black home buyers in Chicago from 1952 to 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Chicago
Alfred Balk
Charge Against LeRoy Gordon Leads to Bond in Disorderly Conduct Case
LeRoy Gordon of Route 5 posted a $25 bond after Mrs. William Frisby filed a complaint accusing him of disorderly conduct. The claim states Gordon provoked a breach of the peace by continuously racing a stock car engine at a late hour. He is set to appear in court on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Gordon
Rte. 5
William Frisby
Gordon
Grain price snapshots from Chicago futures market
Chicago notes show Wheat No 2 soft red 2.48, No 2 hard red 2.37, Corn No 2 yellow 1.86, Oats No 2 extra heavy white 1.054, Soybeans No 1 yellow 7.88. Prices include corn at 1.68 and beans at 7.77 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Liberty
America
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D.C
Acme
Nick
of Business
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Odck
Davis
Phillips
Jefferson Morris
Illinois
Spurgeon’s
Lovable
Spurgeon
Foundations
Spurgeon's
Boys’ Store
al Baskin
Liberty Walgreens
Maker
Liberty Walgreen
Liberty St
Cass
Ottawa
Joliet
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