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Newspaper
Northwest Journal
Location
Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
4
Sp4 James L. Henson, son of Mrs. Christine Henson of 1349 N Karlov, has returned home on a 30 day leave after 12 months with the 574th supply and service unit in Tau, Vietnam. He was scheduled to report Monday in St Louis to complete the remaining 10 months of his army service.
The 15 piece metal cover and the plastic pool at 1408 N Kildare were damaged and stolen Thursday night. Michele N. de Martha expressed sorrow, saying she knew no reason for the costly vandalism. The incident was described by the resident as senseless and occurring at the home.
A woman recounts that on the same day the car of her husband’s brother Anthony de Michele at 2203 Erie was burned by vandals. She notes the backyard pool is ten feet wide and two feet deep and was filled with water prior to the vandalism.
The office of Secretary of State revoked and suspended numerous driver licenses for offenses including driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident. Names and addresses of affected licensees are listed, with some licenses revoked for three violations and others suspended for attempting to flee, violating restrictions, or displaying a non issued license.
Nine weeks of basic training at Great Lakes naval station produced several graduates. Recruits include Henry W. Kania Roy Gonzales Paul Rennison Terrence P. Sheehan and John Errera, listing their ages and parent addresses.
Gov Otto Kerner proclaims School Open Safety Week urging motorists to protect children. Gerald W Cavanagh of the Chicago Motor Club notes the patrol program cut school age accident rates by half and calls for parental and school collaboration in safety education.
Charles Ruppel was severely beaten with a chain attached to a rubber hose by a man who accused him of throwing chlorine. The assault happened in front of 3258 Division, Ruppel reported to Shakespeare police and denies provoking the attack.
A store owner William Zimmerman reports a hold up at 6032 N Washtenaw and 331 N Homan. Patrolmen Radke and McLains arrest Arthur E. Adams 6949 S Green who identified as the robber. Adams carried a knife and $12.20. Zimmerman says the other man received $12.
Mrs. Diane Ann Paris of 3375 Dickens found her nine month old daughter Diane Ann dead in her crib. Police say a plastic sheet covered the infant s head and part of her body, discovered on a dresser beside the crib after tuck in on Wednesday night. The baby died at St Elizabeth hospital.
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