Negro Leaders Clash Over March Policy In Chicago
In Chicago civil rights leaders spar over marches into white suburbs. Rev. James Bevel accuses CORE's Robert Lucas of personal gain and unilateral action. King halts open housing marches pending city-brokered talks, while Lucas vows more protests and seeks leadership input in the movement. A George Lincoln Rockwell rally is planned in Englewood.
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James Bevel
Chicago
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert Lucas
Congress of Racial Equality
Bevel
Lucas
King
Core
Chicago Freedom Movement
Dr. King
George Lincoln Rockwell
Englewood
New York World Journal Tribune to Publish Monday
World Journal Tribune workers report to the job today after a contract settlement with the New York Newspaper Guild and the merged paper. The nine union dispute groups had triggered the longest newspaper shutdown in U.S. history.
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NEW York
World Journal Tribune
New York Newspaper Guild
CODE Clinics Open Thursday in Grundy County
The CODE campaign to find all hidden tuberculosis cases begins Thursday in Mazon and Verona with two mobile clinics operating 2 to 8 30 p.m. through Sept 24. Units visit several towns, with parental consent cards in Morris schools and IBM registration of visitors.
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Grundy County
Mazon
Verona
Vienna Township
Goodfarm School
Goodfarm Township
Kinsman
Highland Township
Morris
Morris High School
IBM
Illinois Conference of Tuberculosis Workers
Grundy County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Grundy County Sanatorium Board
Grund
Munity
Herb Weitz
Gardner
Gorman
Coal City
Hook’s Drug Store
Braceville Grade School
Weather forecast and regional temperatures report
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair and cool conditions tonight with a low in the 50s. Thursday through Friday should stay fair and gradually warmer with highs near 80. The Collins Weather Station recorded a Tuesday high of 74 and low of 48, with 9 am at 62 and downtown Morris at 71 by 11 am.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Morris
Famous Ponies to Appear at Grundy County Corn Festival
The 18th Grundy County Corn Festival parade at 3 p.m. on September 25 features the Victor Comptometer Corporation six-pony hitch and prized Shetland ponies. Ponies pull a replica fire wagon worth about 10 000 dollars and are trained for at least six months. Fernwood Farm in Barrington, owned by A C Buehler, breeds the ponies and also owns Frisco Pete, the six times national champion stallion.
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Victor Comptometer Corporation
Grundy County
United States
Canada
Fernwood Farm
Barrington
A. C. Buehler
Stalllion
Grass fires respond to two incidents in Morris
The Morris Fire Department battled a grass fire north of the railroad tracks by the former Myrick Hatchery at 3 05 p m on Tuesday and returned at 4 05 p m to Third Avenue where burning trash had escaped control.
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Morris Fire Department
Myrick Hatchery
Third Ave
Strike Ends at National Phosphate Plant in Marseilles
About 15 Grundy County Local 743 members will return to work at National Phosphate Co after a 57 day strike. They ratified a two year contract offering 15 cent hourly raises in 1966 and 1967, plus a 28 cent pension credit, enhanced insurance and other fringe benefits totaling 64 cents per hour. A federal mediator helped, and management kept the plant running during the walkout.
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Grundy County
International Chemical Workers
National Phosphate Co
Marseilles
Leon Groves
International Union
Groves
Waukegan Considers Parade Size Limit Law
Waukegan Illinois moves to restrict parades to 100 marchers and bar felons or disorderly conduct offenders from participating. Fines would range from five to five hundred dollars. City council delayed action for broader impact concerns and planned a rewrite for next meeting.
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Waukegan, Ill
Waukegan
Robert Sabonjian
Legion Post
Sabonjian
Officials Study Details of Traffic Death
In Galesburg Illinois the 42 year old Fred Stegall, bakery truck operator, died from injuries after his vehicle overturned and pinned him. Authorities investigate whether a dispute between Patrolman Roy Coleman and ambulance driver Norbert Schattner caused delaying his hospital treatment.
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Galesburg
Ill
Fred Stegall
Stegall
Roy Coleman
Norbert Schattner
Schattner
Coleman
Dresden Nuclear Plant Unit 3 Hearing Opens
A pre hearing conference by the Atomic Energy Commission and Commonwealth Edison officials took place in Grundy County Circuit Court. The Sept 27 main hearing at Morris aims to explain the Dresden site boiling water reactor project with an initial output of 715000 kilowatts.
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Grundy County
Atomic Energy Commission
Dresden
Commonwealth Edison Company of Chicago
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Commission
J. D. Bond
Commonwealth Edison of Chicago
Thomas Englehardt
AEC
Arthur C. Gehr
Commonwealth Edison
Morris
Bond
Commission of National Defense and Public Safety
Court Martial Starts for Private Refusing Viet Nam Duty
Army private Dennis Mora faces court martial at Ft. Dix for disobeying orders to deploy to Viet Nam. The judge barred defense claims that the war is illegal and refused to disqualify himself after tense exchanges with attorney Stanley Faulkner. Mora, a self described socialist and member of the Du Bois Club, sits in the stockade with two other soldiers awaiting trial. Capt. Damaso Devera testified issuing Mora's order as the prosecution rests.
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Ft.dix
N.J
Viet Nam
Robert F. Maguire
Dennis Mora
Stanley Faulkner
Mora
New York
W.E.B. DuBois Club
U.S
Faulkner
Congress
Maguire
Damaso M. Devera
Ft. Dix Stockade
James Johnson
David Lamas
Modesto
Calif
Democrats Meet Democrats in Grundy County Plan Visit by Mrs Stevenson
Democrats in Grundy County will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse to plan a Sept. 14 visit by Mrs Adlai Stevenson III to Coal City. James McEvilly county chairman said the central committee and county women's organization will convene and invite other interested women to attend.
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Grundy County
Adlai Stevenson III
Coal City
James McEvilly
Minooka
Central Committee
Dr William C Menninger Dies at Home in Topeka
World famous psychiatrist and president of the Menninger Foundation in Topeka Dr William C Menninger died Tuesday night at age 66. He urged focus on patients not just diagnoses and promoted psychiatry in industry and alcoholism treatment, shaping Kansas health efforts and legislatures nationwide.
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Dr. Menninger
Topeka, Kan
William C. Menninger
The
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Will
C. F. Menninger
Karl Menninger
Karl
Kansas
De Gaulle Arrives in Tahiti on 19 Day World Tour
President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Tahiti to a restrained greeting as French flags fly over some shops. About a thousand people attend the airport welcome before he proceeds to the governor’s residence on a 19 day round the world tour.
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Papeete
Tahiti
de Gaulle
New Caledonia
Expect Caucus Next Week to Choose Leader
South Africa's ruling Nationalist party vows unshakable resolve to maintain Verwoerd's policies after his assassination. The caucus in Cape Town will select a new leader to become prime minister, with no anticipated shift in apartheid. Verwoerd to be buried Saturday in Pretoria. Tsafendas linked to the attack is being questioned.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Cape Town
Pretoria
Vorster
Dimitri Tsafendas
Tsafendas
Illinois Fair To Discontinue Cycle Races
Springfield AP Franklin Rust announces the Illinois State Fair will drop motorcycle races next year due to disturbances. Police arrested 23 riders and cited 38 more for safety violations during this year's Aug 21 races drawing 3 000 enthusiasts.
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Springfield
Ill
Franklin Rust
Rust
Decatur
Bloomington
Delavan
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