Illlinois mobile home law contrasts Wisconsin approach
The Saturday Review surveys Wisconsin's mobile home park law enabling license fees to fund school and municipal services and allowing parks in districts to be limited by unit counts. It notes Illinois needs similar measures to curb costs and ease local fears while detailing Spanish driver license materials and age-based licensing rules announced by Secretary of State Paul Powell.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Minooka
Harvey M. Anderson
Oconomowoc
Wis
The
Herald
Anderson
State Department of Public Instruction
Madison
Paul Powell
Cafe la Margarita
Chicago
Grundy County
Powell
Offer Rides to Bloodmobile Unit in Grundy County
The Red Cross blood program sets a 150 pint goal for Grundy County during a noon to 6 pm bloodmobile visit at the VFW Hall on McKinley Street. A new July rule requires an average of 100 pints per visit or the program will be discontinued, with Sims Taxi offering transport for donors.
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Grundy County
Red Cross
VFW Hall
McKinley St
Morris
Gerald Bitner
Red Cross Blood Program
Sims Taxicab
VFW
Gardner Church to mark history and sesquicentennial
Gardner Illinois plans a 10 30 a m Sunday service observance for the First United Presbyterian Church as it marks 110 years and reflects on its 1858 founding. A 150 year history review will be given and a stained glass pane memorial dedicated to John Cerutti.
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Clarence Barr
Andrew Anderson
First United Presbyterian Church of
Gardner
Illinois
Roger Fisk Jr
Herald
John D. Brown
Ilinois
First Presbyterian Church
Waldo
Geneseo
L. H. Loss
The
Presbyterian Church
Wade Allison
Couples Club
R. G. Shaffer
William Vance
B. P. Holt
J. C. Obermiller
W. C. Burton
W. M. Morrison
J. A. Hatch
George W. Harris
C. C. Campbell
J. Williams
R. E. Dreger
Horace Hooten
John Cochran
E. J. Baroody
Charles Bartlett
John Kitching
Roger L. Fisk Jr
Gardner Church
W. G. Tambling
Frank Allison
Mabel Barrett
James Colstock
Edith Dewey
Emma Pickles
Levi Robinson
John Cerutti
Adolph Holm
Andrew Andersen
Weather Forecast and Readings From Local Stations
The report notes sunny mild conditions with mid 70s highs and 50s lows. Collins Weather Station logged a Friday high of 75 and a 47 low, while 6:47 p.m. readings show 68 degrees downtown Morris at 6:47 p.m.
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Collins Weather Station
Morris
San Antonio man awarded damages for wrongful murder conviction
Anastacio Vargas, 75, won $22,000 in damages from the Texas state government after being imprisoned for murder in 1929 and freed three years later when another man confessed. A recent special legislative session appropriated the funds.
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San Antonio
Tex
Anastacio Vargas
Johnson Presses Fortas Nomination to Top Court
President Johnson argued against any filibuster by a minority in blocking Fortas for chief justice. He said 60 to 70 senators back Fortas and criticized parliamentary tricks. The nomination sits with Senate Judiciary as hearings stall.
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Johnson
Friday
Abe Fortas
The
United States
Senate
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
White House
Fortas
Supreme Court
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Congress
Carbondale Named In Model Cities Program Selections
Carbondale Illinois is among 33 communities chosen for the Model Cities Program second round. The city will receive an $81 000 planning grant to combat urban blight in a targeted neighborhood as part of a $12 million second round fund.
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Washington
Carbondale
Ill
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hud
Johnson
Instant Burglar Takes $431 in Instant Coffee Theft
A thief broke into Eddie McKay's station wagon in Toronto and stole instant coffee tea and soup totaling $431. Police described the incident as a quick in and out burglary.
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Toronto
Eddie McKay
Five sites named for Illinois law school study
A special Illinois Higher Board of Education committee reviewed five proposals from the University of Illinois Southern Illinois University Northern Illinois University Illinois State University and a Springfield senior college for future state law education facilities expansion. The panel led by Justice Robert Underwood will make a recommendation to the Board of Higher Education later this year.
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Ill
Ilinois Higher Board of Education
University of Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Northern Illinois University
Illinois State University
Robert Underwood
Illinois Supreme Court
Board of Higher Education
Jack Peltason
University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana
Peltason
Franklin Matsler
State Board of Regents
Rhotin Smith
Northern University
Samuel Braden
Illinois State
Smith
Northern Ilinois
Robert MacVicar
SIU
Carbondale
Illinois
MacVicar
Senate approves extra funds for antipoverty agency
The Senate 37 26 vote adds 215 million to the Office of Economic Opportunity in the current year. Sen. John Pastore led the move, while Sen. John McClellan criticized a Chicago gang grant uncovered in the agency’s probe. Javits backed the amendment, which still falls 92 million short of Johnson's request.
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Washington
Senate
John O. Pastore
D-R.y
Office of Economic Opportunity
John L. McClellan
R-N.y
McClellan
Chicago
OEO
Nixon backs Phantom jets to keep Israel superior
Nixon told an in flight news conference he favors supplying Israel with Phantom jets if needed to maintain military superiority over Arab states. The candidate discussed his Texas to Oklahoma to Pennsylvania tour and noted regular calls from President Johnson on foreign developments. Scranton to Tour Europe For Candidate.
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Belman Morin
Houston
Tex
Richard M. Nixon
Israel
Texas
California
Nixon
J. William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Europe
Dean Rusk
Czechoslovakia
GOP
Johnson
B'nai B'rith
Washington
United States
Oklahoma
U.S. Air Force
Middle East
Humphrey
Jin Collins
Congress
Dallas
White Plains
N.Y
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Charelotte
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Des Moines
Wrecker Turns Demolition Jobs Into Dramatic Shows
Ed Zebrowski a demolition contractor known as the wrecker with flair turns sites into spectator events. He staged public spectacles in Indianapolis and other cities with bleachers music and popcorn drawing crowds while tearing down buildings bridges and ships. He operates Zebrowski & Associates and claims a public relations benefit and more bids though shows cost him money.
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Randy Covington
Associated Press
Indianapolis, Ind
Ed Zebrowski
Indianapolis
Zebrowski
Zebrowski & Associates
Knights of Pythias
Akron
Ohio
Johnstown
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B. A. Chrisler
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C. D. Knott
E. G. Moore
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Rowland Price
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H. K. Lovejoy
Ottawa
Sandwich
Grundy County Bible Society
Morris Presbyterian Church
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