Viet Nam issue dominates Oregon senate race
In Portland Oregon the Viet Nam war frames the Democratic primary for U S senate with frontrunners Robert B Duncan and Howard Morgan both citing Viet Nam policy as central. Duncan backs Johnson era policy while Morgan opposes it and even Moran supports Hatfield if Morgan loses.
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Oregon
Portland, Ore
Viet Nam
U.S
Maurine Neuberger
Robert B. Duncan
D-Ore
Howard Morgan
Duncan
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Morgan
Federal Power Commission
Southeast Asia
Wayne Morse
Morse
Mark O. Hatfield
U.S. Senate
Johnson
Senate
Washington
First Phase of Hennepin Mill $150 Million
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp plans a 150 million dollar first phase finishing plant near Hennepin Illinois. The initial facilities will be galvanizing and cold rolling with production expected early in 1968. The plant will employ at least five million dollars annually in payroll and stimulate satellite industries while positioning near a waterway and interstate access.
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Chicago
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Hennepin
Putnam County
Herbert Johnson
General Services
Financial Executives Institute
J&l
Johnson
Midwest
Illinois River
St. Louis
Grundy County to Build 75-Bed Nursing Home in Morris
County home committee and architects outlined plans for a proposed 75 bed Grundy County nursing home at Quarry and Clay Streets in Morris with a $750000 bond issue on June 14. The project includes Hill Burton funds, future expansion wings, isolation rooms, therapy departments, and a 20 year operation requirement.
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Hill-Burton
Grundy County
County Home Committee
Bonnie Murphy
Burl Gotham
Quarry and
Clay Sts
Morris
Louie Hendrickson
Gotham
Dundee
Roger Fisk
Gardner
Murphy
Fisk
Gonnam
Moore
Illinois
Cook County
Ray Hansen
Harry Henderson
Joseph Wilt
George Winterbottom
Jim Clarage
John Gilchrist
John Hauschild
Russell Barron
Neeleen Ness
Earl Bingham
Peter Cacello
Joe Ryder
Truman May Visit Israel for Center Dedication
Independence Missouri AP reports former President Harry S. Truman may travel to Israel in July to dedicate the Truman Center for the Advancement of Peace. If the trip occurs it would mark a significant diplomatic gesture and honor Truman's post presidency activism.
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Independence, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Israel
Truman Center For the Advancement of Peace
Leaders Favor Leaving Europe
Congressional support grows for Senate Leader Mansfield plan to pull most U S troops from Europe. Senators Symington and McIntyre urge tougher talks with NATO partners citing high costs and uneven burden sharing amid Vietnam. They propose relying on Polaris submarines if Europe is attacked and urge Europeans to fund their defense.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Europe
Stuart Symington
D.o
Thomas J. McIntyre
N.H
Senate Armed Services Committee
America
McIntyre
West Germany
Red China
Viet Nam
Symington
France
Germany
NATO
U.S
Mansfield
Montana
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas C. Schelling
Harvard
Malcolm W. Hoag
Rand Corp
State
Defense Departments
Subcommittee On National Security
Weather Forecast and Readings From Collins Station
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a partly cloudy night with a chance of showers by morning and a low in the lower 50s. Saturday expects sun and showers with a high near 70. Sunday should be partly sunny and mild. Collins Station logged a 70 degree high and 48 low yesterday, 61 at 9 a m today, and 67 in downtown Morris at noon.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Collins Weather Station
Morris
Roosevelt University Arrests for Sit In at University
Twenty five Roosevelt University students were jailed for resisting removal after a sit in protesting the policy of sending class standings to draft boards. Eighteen were charged with resisting arrest or trespass and arraignment was set. President Weil defended free expression but urged order.
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Chicago
Roosevelt University
Max Nichols
Steven Baum
Rolf A. Weil
Roosevelt
Weil
Second Patient With Artificial Heart Dies at Methodist
Wal ter L. McCans 61 and the hospital reported the second patient to undergo a partial artificial heart implant died after complications in the past 48 hours. He had been conscious after surgery but returned to chest surgery to remove fluids and halt chest bleeding.
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Houston, Tex
Walter L. McCans
Methodist Hospital
MecCans
Marcel DeRudder
DeRudder
Westville
Ill
McCans
Woodinville
Wash
Dr Barry Seng to Head Grundy County Health Board
Dr Barry Seng elected chairman of the new Grundy County Health Board at a courthouse meeting. The eight member board named Arthur Allaben vice chair and Mrs Jean McCoy secretary for a one year term ending July 1 1967. County board chairman Neeleen Ness announced appointments for three two and one year terms and a future meeting on financing. The board will establish a health department to administer home health services under Medicare starting July 1 for Social Security recipients aged 65 and over.
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Barry Seng
Grundy County
Morris
Robert Breisch
Mazon
McCoy
Paul Kruse
Dwight and
Allaben
Earl Bingham
Ky Critics Call For Civilian Rule In Viet Nam Crisis
In Saigon Buddhist protests escalate with anti American slogans and calls to depose Ky as Da Nang demands US Marines withdraw. Ky vows to stay in power while Da Nang battles Viet Cong near An Khe as air cavalry reports 98 killed and 17 weapons seized.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
Lewis W. Walt
Walt
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry
An Khe
Three Appear at SBA Office Here
Jerry Callahan of the Small Business Administration opened a temporary office in Morris fire station at 8:30 a.m. to assist flood victims with disaster loan applications. He said three people spoke with him that morning and more were expected in the afternoon. He stressed volunteers are not forcing anyone to borrow.
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Jerry Callahan
Small Business Administration
Morris
Callahan
Transfer Injured Motorist Today
Wayne A. Johnson aged 38 of Marseilles was moved to St Luke's Presbyterian Hospital Chicago after a Wednesday morning crash on U S 6 at Stockdale Road. Ernest Gordon of 1205 N Liberty St was released from Morris Hospital this morning.
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Wayne A. Johnson
Marseilles
St. Luke’s Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Stockdale Road
Ernest Gordon
Liberty St
Morris Hospital
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Dan Ley
Morris Junior High Chorus
Center School
Rip van Winkle
Dame van Winkle
Virgina Weitz
John Cameron
Peter Crane
Lee Randall
Katrina van Tassel
Connie Hillegass
Herald
Hennepin Mill
County Home Meeting
Ernest Moore
Joliet
Healy, Moore and Associates
Grundy County Health Department
Gonham
Illinois Department of Public Health
Mary Vismara
Public Aid
al Pilch
Truman
South Viet Nam
South
Herbert Songer
Lincoln
Kan
Songer
Sanger
Paul Joseph Chartier
Toronto
Canada
Parliament
Ottawa
SBA
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