Air travel improves as delays shrink at major airports
An AP survey finds fewer delays at Kennedy LaGuardia and Chicago O Hare amid good weather and fewer flights. FAA credits better equipment and lower summer traffic. proposed limits on landings could take effect around November pending hearings.
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Soprano Lois Marshall to Wed Teacher Weldon Kilburn
Toronto AP reports soprano Lois Marshall will marry her teacher and accompanist Weldon Kilburn in Toronto on Monday. Marshall rose from Toronto training to a New York Town Hall debut earning critical acclaim and later appeared on top stages including La Scala Milan and in Russia.
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Market rises as Dow nears 920 amid band wagon momentum
New York stocks kept advancing in active trading with the Dow Jones average up 2.79 at noon to 920.31. Gains outnumbered losses by about 250 issues on the NYSE as easier money expectations and auto plant restarts buoyed sentiment amid Lorillard Loew's merger notes and cross-volume activity.
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Grain prices report from Chicago market notes
Chicago AP wires show bids for No. 2 yellow hard and No. 2 soft red grain with values for corn No. 2 yellow No. 5 yellow oats No 2 extra heavy and soybeans No 1 yellow boty. Soybean oil price listed at 7.45.
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Tolstoy Honored by Soviets on 140th Birthday
Author Leo Tolstoy is celebrated across the Soviet Union on the 140th anniversary of his birth. Visitors travel to Yasnaya Polyana near Tula to tour his preserved estate where the aristocrat spent most of his life. He is portrayed as a literary giant whose ideas fed the masses and influenced revolution.
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Traffic Court fines paid in circuit court magistrate division
Multiple defendants paid fines and costs in a traffic docket. Marvin Dale paid 15 and 10 for driving without a valid license at 2 25 a m July 28 in Felix Township. Carl Brown paid 65 and 10 for license suspended driving at 2 07 p m Aug 4 and 15 and 10 for 90 in a 70 mph zone. Joe Summerland paid 10 and 5 for passing at an intersection and 11 and 6 for 41 in a 30 mph zone. Larry Steel paid 42 and 5 for 45 in a 35 mph zone. Wade Nelson paid 10 and 5. Hydie Harris paid 15 and 10 for 85 in a 70 mph zone. A reckless driving charge against Herschel Parker was dismissed.
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Francis Weidenbach
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Charles Kosek
Illinois
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Larry Steel
Sugar Grove
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Wade Nelson
Streator
Glen Anderson
Hydie Harris
Oakland
Tenn
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Gardner Road
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Herschel Parker
North St
Parker
Joseph McCraig
Broadway
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Free Official in Invasion Attempt Free Official in Invasion Attempt
British official David Knox convicted in an abortive Haiti invasion is to be freed by President Francois Duvalier. Knox, 46, director of information for the Bahamas, had visited exile training camps and the May 20 assault on Port au Prince.
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Francois Duvalier
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McCarthy Returns to Senate After Presidential Bid Loss
About six senators were present in the Senate chamber as Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy of Minnesota returned for the first time since his defeat in the Democratic presidential nomination race.
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Television Schedule Snapshot for Saturday Afternoon and Evening
The guide lists a full day of TV programming from noon to 10:00 PM across channels 2 5 and 9. It includes news sports movies talk shows game shows dramas and specials such as Football Baseball Tournament Tennis Champions Wide World of Sports Truth or Consequences and Mister Ed with shifts from 12:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
Tibet unrest tied to Maoist cultural revolution
The article describes mounting fighting in Tibet between Maoist supporters and opponents. It notes Liu Shao-chi's position near Beijing under house arrest and his strong party support, with no official confirmation of his removal.
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Infiltration of Red China
Travelers from Canton report that nationalist China has sent agents and war supplies into southern Red China to aid anti Maoist forces. The armies named Anti Mao Save the Fatherland Volunteers number from hundreds to thousands and are well equipped with weapons ammunition and radio gear to coordinate with the Nationalist government on Formosa.
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Police Hear Trial Details On Newton Shooting Case
Newton testified he had no gun and Frey shot him in the abdomen. Prosecution claims Newton wrestled Frey’s service pistol from him and fired. Frey was shot three times with his own pistol. Heanes wounded by the same gun. Frey’s gun is missing. Newton’s weapon not found. Grier gave conflicting jacket color statements at the time of the shooting.
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Berkeley Plan Aims At Full K Sixth Grade Integration
Berkeley boards propose a 200000 plan to integrate all grades from kindergarten to sixth. 1400 Negro students would move to hillside schools for K to 3, 2100 white students to flatland schools for 4 to 6, with half of Negro and 45 percent of white teachers reassigned. Opponents decry tax waste and socialism while voters previously elected two board members challenged over busing safety concerns.
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Stanley Colberson
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Sherman Maisel
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Maisel
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Japanese Fishing Boat Capsizes Off Hachinohe
Twenty Japanese fishermen died when an 84 ton fishing boat sank about 20 miles from Hachinohe just before midnight. Seven others were missing and five were rescued by a nearby vessel. No cause was identified.
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Northern Pacific
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Hachinohe
Judges Listen to Justice Marshall
U S Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall told the Judicial Conference of Illinois that the nation must channel dissent, listen to voices seeking change, and guarantee justice to all to keep law voluntary. He said procedural safeguards are essential building blocks of law and order.
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Thurgood Marshall
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Judicial Conference of
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Battery Charge Filed in Grundy County Case
Linda Sampson signs a complaint charging John Smith with battery. Smith is charged with causing bodily harm and is to appear in magistrate court on September 9. He was released after posting a $100 bond.
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John Smith
Grundy County
Milburn Stone Recovers From Mild Heart Attack
Actor Milburn Stone is recuperating after a mild heart attack at his Hollywood home. The 64 year old star of Gunsmoke is expected back at work in four weeks, after winning an Emmy this year for his Doc Adams role. The TV series begins a new season.
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Milburn Stone
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Barber conducts own presidential preference poll in shop
Culver City barber Reuben Moreno placed a locked ballot box in his shop to collect votes from customers after each haircut. Poll results will be posted on November 1, four days before the November 5 election.
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Moreno
County Building Permits For Riverside Residence
Lyle Claypool Morris paid a 57.24 fee at the Grundy County Office of Building and Zoning for a permit to construct a single family residence in Riverside subdivision Goose Lake Township.
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Morris
Grundy County
Office of Building and Zoning
Riverside Subdivision
Goose Lake Township
Six Indicted in Auto Theft Ring in Chicago Suburbs
Six members of an interstate auto theft ring were indicted by a federal grand jury. The group allegedly stole about 150 cars worth $400,000 to insurers and sold them to buyers at reduced prices. Indictments cover July 1965 conspiracy to steal seven autos and ship them to three cities outside Illinois.
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Chicago
Robert J. Weber
U.S
Illinois
Pasquale Accetura
Daniel Jacobson
Kelly Sued for Divorce in Philadelphia Official Court
John B. Kelly Jr., Philadelphia city councilman and former Olympic oarsman, is sued for divorce by his wife Mary Freeman Kelly after 14 years of marriage. He is brother of Grace Kelly, now Princess Grace of Monaco.
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John B. Kelly Jr
Philadelphia
Mary Freeman Kelly
Kelly
Grace Kelly
Princess Grace of
Monaco
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