Kidnapped Chicago Baby Still Missing After 2 Years
Police and FBI say the 1964 kidnapping of baby Paul Fronczak from Dora Fronczak at Michael Reese Hospital remains unsolved. More than 20,000 man hours have been spent, with doctors nationwide alerted and a full-time detective on the case. A ruddy faced woman posing as a nurse took the infant and fled, trail now vanished and no arrests. Rewards of 20000 dollars have yielded no results.
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Paul Fronczak
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Dora Francezak
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Local Building Permits Listed For April Dates
Orin G Gates seeks to erect a carport at 711 N Sycamore costing 350 dollars. Guy E Briscoe plans a canopy over a door at 1518 Willow costing 150 dollars. Virgil Bien to demolish a residence at 1102 Davis April 19. Mrs Charles Myers to erect a trailer house at 1641 S Main costing 6000 dollars April 19. Albert Clavette to erect a trailer house at 1641 S Main April 20. Arthur Grey to erect a trailer house at Hood's Trailer Park April 20. Homer Teter to enclose and install windows on a front porch at 412 W Std costing 350 dollars April 20. Lowell Fouts to alter a window at 1523 S Main costing 85 dollars April 21. Mary B Pound to erect a trailer house at 1641 S Main costing 4000 dollars April 21. Richard Gould to 603 N Hickory costing 40 dollars April 21. Wallace Rule to remodel a building at 435 S Main owned by Ransom Bennett Jr costing 10000 dollars April 21. Walter Rodgers to demolish a barn at 626 Walnut costing 100 dollars April 22.
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Charles Myers
S. Main
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Ellsworth Seeks Cutback in Nonessential Government Spending
Rep. Robert Ellsworth of Kansas urged a cutback on nonessential government spending to curb inflation. Speaking to Republican women after a recorded interview, he noted citizens’ top concerns include Washington power, the Vietnam War, and rising living costs. He also said U.S. actions in Vietnam should consider South Vietnam’s political and social issues.
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Monuments To Failure In Jeroboam’s Israel Tale
A Sunday School lesson contrasts Jeroboam’s failure after Solomons death with a Judah Prophet’s courage. Jeroboam sets rival temples and calves to deter worship in Jerusalem. A Judah prophet ignores Gods warning, accepts hospitality, and is killed by lions, illustrating disobedience and the peril of smaller sins. Both kings and prophets pay deeply for their choices.
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Harlem Dropouts Produce Hopeful Poverty Film
Washington AP reports a 20 minute Harlem produced film titled A Change Is Gonna Come showing poverty relief and youth training through the Neighborhood Youth Corps. Shot by 11 dropouts and one graduate, it contrasts Harlem ruin with new schooling and job programs including a preschool initiative.
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Harlem
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Thet Theft Report At Budge's Hardware Store
Theft of a transistor radio valued at 32.95 was reported to police. The radio is in a black case. The incident occurred at Budge's Hardware around 3 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Ottawa Teen Charged With Pett y Larceny
An 18 year old Ottawa resident Donald J Christeson of 129 S Elm was charged Thursday with petty larceny for shoplifting two batteries valued at 40 cents from Gibeson Discount Store.
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Donald J. Christeson
S. Elm
Gibeson
Kansas City Markets: Eggs Butter Prices and Cattle Hogs
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs large 80 percent A price 36.38 for mediums 80 percent. Butter unchanged. Cattle 300 calves 25 not enough to establish market. Hogs 2,000 barrows and gilts weak to 50 lower, some 75 off. Sows 50-75 lower. Barrows and gilts 190 250 lb 20.75 21.00, 190 225 lb 22.00, 209 lb 22.25 24.0, 270 lb 20.25 21.00. Sows 16.75 18.50. Sheep 25 not enough for test.
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Kansas City
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