Fire Kills Coed. 14 Hurt At OSU Lincoln Tower
In a suspected arson at OSU Lincoln Tower a fire on the 11th floor killed Pam Patterson 18 Ludlow Falls and injured 14 others. Nine minor injuries and three releases reported with two in critical condition. Fire marshal Gordon B Carson said the blaze began in a lounge of a four bedroom suite and was obviously set.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Lincoln Tower
University Hospital
Pam Patterson
Ludlow Falls
University
Gordon B. Carson
Carson
Morrill Tower
France ready to discuss strike terms with labor leaders
Premier Georges Pompidou said in the National Assembly he will begin talks with labor leaders on legitimate demands but will not discuss political matters. The strike paralyzed much of France with over 8 million workers involved, though electricity and gas remained on and mail and telephones operated. The censure vote was delayed as deputies debated education issues and political alliances. A separate bulletin noted a postponement of the vehicle safety check program due to state miscommunication.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
Pompidou
Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Les Halles
France
Bordeaux
Brest
Clermont-Ferrand
Lille
Lyon
Marseille
Poitiers
Rennes
Toulouse
Jacques Duhamel
Aubrey Shenefiel
Morris JayCee
JayCees
Illinois Secretary of State
United States
North
Nguyen Thanh le
Vietnam
William J. Jorden
Violence erupts at Columbia U as police arrest 131
At Columbia University in New York Police cleared a barricaded building and arrested 131 demonstrators without incident early today. In the hour before dawn violence broke out again leaving about 60 injured and 43 more arrested as a thousand officers moved in at 4 25 a m amid fires in dormitories and defiant students. President Grayson Kirk had urged the area be cleared.
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New York
Columbia University
Ivy League
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Upper Manhattan
Grayson Kirk
Federal mediator to aid mill contract talks
A federal mediator will arrive Friday to meet with representatives of the Federal Paper Board and Local 292 International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers. Union members are working without a contract after the previous deal expired at midnight Sunday and a Friday strike was voted down 324 to 61.
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Federal Paper Board
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill
Charles Ray Dolan
Dolan
Robert Breckenridge
Morris Elementary Art Display Friday Night
The annual Morris elementary schools art display will be held at Garfield School from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Patricia Thompson, art instructor, presents works by students in grades one through six in watercolor, tempera, wax, sponge, finger paint, textiles, paper, sculpture and more. The show continues a district program approved by the District 54 Board of Education three years ago.
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Morris Elementary Schools
Garfield
Patricia Thompson
Morris
District 54 Board of Education
Weather outlook with showers and mild temperatures
A warming trend brings tonight's low near 50 with a chance of rain. Thursday turns cloudy with occasional rain likely and highs in the low to mid 60s. Friday remains mostly cloudy and cool with a chance of rain. Collins Weather Station reported a Tuesday high of 66 and a 39 low, 9 am 59 and 10:30 am 62 in Morris. Precipitation measured 07.
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Collins Weather Station
Morris
Tax Warrant Plan For Morris High School Financing
Grundy County National Bank and First National Bank of Morris would lend on tax warrants at 4 percent interest to Morris Community High School. Warrant issue discussed due to late county tax funds. if delays persist beyond August, Morris could face a $100,000 monthly deficit. Board postponed action to June or July. warrants could be split between banks as needed.
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Grundy County National Bank
First National Bank of Morris
Morris Community High School
Board of Education
Willard Olson
Wilbur Finfrock
Claude Rose
Will
Will County
Grundy
Rose
Olson
Finfrock
Larry Kane
Bob Ciota
Gary Marx
Marx
Expel 200 Poor People For Morals
An official of the Poor Peoples Campaign said about 200 demonstrators at Resurrection City U S A were sent home for disciplinary problems. Bevel noted many expelled were youths from Chicago Detroit and other cities. Five busloads left while a 400 person contingent arrived from the South traveling through several states to join the camp.
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Washington
Poor Peoples’ Campaign
Resurrection City
U.S.A
James Bevel
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Chicago
Detroit
Bevel
SCLC
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Potomac River
Tag Day Sale by Morris Students on Saturday
Morris band students will be on the streets Saturday for their annual tag day. Grade school students will be in residential areas and the high school students downtown.
Tax Assessments Sent to Grundy County
Grundy County awaits certified tax assessments for real estate and personal property after Will County officials approved a state multiplier. Assessments were phoned in to Kendall and Grundy counties, enabling quicker tax work though bills may not arrive until early August and counties may issue tax anticipation warrants due to late fund distribution.
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Grundy
Will County
Marty Gregorich
Will
Kendall
Gregorich
Grundy County
Accident Patient In Fair Condition
Mrs. Gerald Zeedor, 27, of Champaign remains in fair condition today in intensive care at St. Joseph Hospital Joliet after transfer from Morris Hospital. Her husband, 28, was killed May 12 in a one car accident near Gardner. Their 7 month old son Mark was released from Morris Hospital May 14.
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Gerald Zeedar
Champaign
St. Joseph Hospital
Joliet
Morris Hospital
Gardner
Mark
West Side Renewal Plan for Chicago Across 400 Acres
A multi million dollar West Side renewal proposal includes 825 middle income housing units, shopping centers, and industrial sites. The plan envisions expanded Chicago Stadium facilities and land acquisition to begin by fall, with federal funds likely for slum clearance.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium
West
Madison Street
City Urban Renewal Board
Morris Community High School to present Trilogy vocal program
Morris Community High School's vocal department presents the Trilogy concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the school auditorium. The mixed chorus of 65, Latinettes, and Stephen Foster Singers perform selections including Armies in the Fire, Dixie, Malaguena, and Camp Town Races. Gloria Tascher, Arion Award winner, solos I Know That My Redeemer Liveth.
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Morris Community High School
Stephen Foster
Dixie
Paradise
Gloria Tascher
Arion Award
Stephen Fosters
Home Economics Department
Spain
August Drews
Debbie McAtee
Xuan Thuy Blames Harriman in Paris Talks Clash
In Paris North Vietnam envoy Xuan Thuy warned the talks might fail and that the American side would bear full responsibility while Harriman accused Hanoi of using the process for propaganda. The fourth session lasted about three hours with no progress and a four day recess before the next meeting.
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Paris
North Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Harriman
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Registrations Open for Story Hour at Morris Public Library
Registration for preschool Story Hour is underway at Morris Public Library. Children aged 4 and 5 may enroll for eight weekly sessions each Wednesday morning starting June 5, with Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson in charge. Parents may register until 4 p.m. June 1 at the library.
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Morris Public Library
Thomas Wilkinson
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