Kopechne Autopsy Petition Sparks Exhumation Fight
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania, Kopechne parents’ lawyers resist exhumation for autopsy arguing no cause or necessity. Dinis seeks inquest access and public hearing set. Kennedy defense cites rights and media access amid Massachusetts Supreme Court review.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary Jo Kopechne
Joseph F. Flanagan
Dist. Atty
Edmond Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Common Pleas
Bernard C. Brominski
Edward M. Kennedy
Chapaquiddick Island
Massachusets
Joseph A. Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Flanagan
Donald Mills
Dukes County
Dinis
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Kennedy
Peace Proposal Highlights Paris Peace Talks Impasse
North Viet Nam proposed secret talks with the Viet Cong government without Saigon, while the United States rejected the idea as a breach of four party representation. Both sides kept to their demand for withdrawal of all non-South Vietnamese troops and the fate of the Saigon regime. Lodge warned Hanoi and the Viet Cong against misreading American public opinion and President Nixon.
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North Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
United States
Xuan Thuy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Washington
Thuy
Viet Cong
Nguyen Thi Binh
Lodge
Nixon
McCormack Aide Suspended Over Stock Case Interference
Washington AP The top aide to House Speaker John W McCormack has been suspended after an SEC suit accuses Martin Sweig 46 of arranging a May meeting to seek lifting a stock sale ban for Parvin Dohrmann Co The firm paid 50000 to Nathan Voloshen a friend of McCormack Sweig who had served 24 years on the speaker's staff denies improper conduct and says he erred in judgment
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John W. McCormack
Securities and Exchange Commission
Martin Sweig
McCormack
SEC
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Parvin-Dohrmann
Nathan Voloshen
Sweig
D-Mass
Village of Coal City Sets Annual Pickups
The village begins annual pickup of discarded items in residential areas starting Oct 27. Route schedule lists Oct 27 north of Division Street, Oct 28 west of Broadway Street, and Oct 29 east of Broadway Street for water heaters stoves and refrigerators.
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Coal City
Division St
Broadway St
Nixon to Name Burns Head of Reserve Board
President Nixon nominates Arthur F. Burns to replace William McChesney Martin Jr. as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Burns, 65, Austrian-born economist and former Council of Economic Advisers chair, will take over Jan. 31 when Martin’s term ends. Martin, 62, long linked with sound money and formerly NYSE president, has served on the Fed board since 1951.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Arthur F. Burns
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Austria
Central Bank
Martin
New York Stock Exchange
Martin Long
Local Clerk Nelson Nelson Serious After GI Bleed
Nelson Nelson of Serious County was treated at Morris Hospital after a massive gastrointestinal bleed at work Thursday. He remains in serious condition as doctors run tests to locate the bleeding source.
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Nels Nelson
Morris Hospital
Extended cool spell with frost possible this week
Temperatures will run 7 to 9 degrees below normal through Wednesday with highs 60 to 66 and lows 39 to 45. Rain totals 0.75 to 1 inch expected Monday and Tuesday as the U.S. Weather Bureau forecasts cool, mostly unchanged conditions. Frost is likely tonight with lower 30s, and Saturday will be partly cloudy with highs in the 50s.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Collins Weather Station
Morris
Four Bed Home Near Downtown Area
A four bedroom house offers a living room dining room and kitchen with a full bath. It is located in a good area close to the downtown district, suitable for family living and convenient amenities nearby.
Military police withhold AWOL info from news media
The Chicago Provost Marshal's office says AWOL and deserter cases are notified to local police but not restricted from media. About 7,000 yearly cases handled. 700 pending in Chicago. Deserter defined as AWOL over 30 days. some face court martial at Fort Riley Fort Carson Fort Leonard Wood.
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Morris
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Chicago
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Carson
Cole
Fort Leonard Wood
Illinois
Indiana
Marines
Navy
Air Force
Army
Halloween Trick or Treat Hours Set in Minooka
Minooka residents may go door to door from 6 pm to 8 pm on Halloween. Village president Clyde Tleap announced the hours for children to Trick or Treat.
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Minooka
Clyde Tleap
Huntley May Leave NBC for Montana Resort Venture
NBC News chief Reuven Frank says Chet Huntley could quit The Huntley Brinkley Report in about 18 months if Montana resort plans advance. The group aims to develop 15 000 acres in Gallatin Valley near West Yellowstone at roughly 15 million dollars. Huntley debuted with Brinkley in 1956, ending with familiar good night sign offs.
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New York
NBC
Chet Huntley
Montana
Huntley
Gallatin River Valley
West
Yellowstone
Reuven Frank
NBC News
Frank
David Brinkley
Chet
David
Trick or Treat hours set in Coal City Halloween night
Trick or Treat in Coal City will run from 4 to 8 30 p m on Halloween night October 31 Younger children should be supervised by older persons after dark dark clothing should not be worn Special police and civil defense units will assist in patrolling to protect youngsters and to watch for pranksters and vandals who damage property
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Coal City
South Vietnamese Casualties Rising in War Readiness
South Vietnamese battlefield deaths in the past five months have doubled American losses, reflecting growing Vietnamese armed forces participation as U S withdrawals begin. Official figures show 8 301 South Vietnamese government troops killed in 22 weeks after May 10 versus 4 134 American deaths. The trend follows intensified attacks on village militia units now 400 000 strong as U S units withdraw.
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Saigon
Nixon
U.S
Zodiac Killer Threat Targets School Bus in San Francisco
Police warned school bus drivers to keep buses moving at all costs after the Zodiac killer threatened to wipe out a school bus and pick off children. Capt. Martin Lee called the killer extremely dangerous as investigators linked letters to prior attacks in the Bay Area.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Martin Lee
Zodiac
Paul Stine
San Francisco Bay Area
Renstwiler to Run For U. S. Senate
Chicago AP reports William H. Renstwiler declares as Republican primary candidate for the U S Senate seat left by Everett Dirksen. He would challenge Gov. Ogilvie appointee Ralph T. Smith who may seek the March GOP primary to retain the seat. Renstwiler previously managed Nixon Illinois campaign and led the Illinois Citizens Committee for President Nixon.
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Chicago
Illinois
U.S. Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
William H. Renstwiler
Ralph T. Smith
Alton
Richard B. Ogilvie
Smith
Rentschler
U. S
Ilinois
Funeral for Pete DiPaolo At Assumption Church
Large crowd gathered at Assumption Catholic Church in Coal City for a Requiem High Mass funeral for Pete DiPaolo superintendent of Coal City public schools. Rev. George Flynn officiated. Pallbearers named John Novak Joseph Phillips Joseph Skubic Marvin Tyler John Triner Anton Scubic.
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Assumption Catholic Church
Coal City
Pete DiPaolo
Coal City Public
George Flynn
John Novak
Joseph Phillips
Joseph Skubic
Marvin Tyler
John Triner
Anton Scubic
Three Die in Joliet Car Crash
A Joliet two car collision Thursday night left three dead and two critically injured. The deceased occupants of one car were John Shaffer 25 Rich Schultz 27 both of Joliet and Edith Hull 35 of Plainfield.
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Joliet, Tr
Joliet
John Shaffer
Rich Schultz
Edith Hull
Plainfield
Snicker-A Dean Sparks Gentlemen’s Inferred Messages
A playful line notes that many women hope their perfume communicates thoughts they would not voice aloud to men. The description blends humor with social observation about scents and signals in dating.
Second Soyuz ship lands as crew remains in orbit
The Soviet troika mission’s Soyuz 7 landed near Karaganda after nearly five days in space, delivering Anatoly Filipchenko Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Gorbatko, while Soyuz 8 and Soyuz 6 continued orbital flight. Cosmonauts reported feeling well as search parties reached the wreckage sites.
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Soviet Union
Troika
Earth
Moscow Radio
Anatoly Filipchenko
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Gorbatko
Georgy Shonin
Valery Kuebasov
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
United States to Free Ten North Vietnamese Fishermen
In secret talks with Hanoi, the United States plans to release ten North Vietnamese fishermen rescued by U S warships in international waters off North Vietnam last July. Announcement expected from Washington, likely Monday, as goodwill gesture linked to potential release of U S airmen.
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United States
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
State Department
Washington
Dong Hoi
Renshaw
Meredith
da Nang
U.S. 7Th Fleet
U.S. Navy
Complaint Filed On Assessment in Mazon Township
Kenneth Benson of Mazon sues Grundy County Board of Review in circuit court charging a partial reassessment of Mazon Township is unlawful. He alleges the Department of Revenue must order assessments and was not consulted. Represented by James B. Fleming of Coal City.
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Kenneth Benson
Mazon
Grundy
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