Trujillo Kept The Streets Clean Special Report
AF Special Report by Robert Berrellez describes Santo Domingo after Trujillo. It notes cleaner streets, jails less jammed, and growing free speech under reform, while detailing violence, rebuild projects, and U S aid totaling over 80 million dollars for rehabilitation and food relief efforts through Catholic relief, CARE, and Church World Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Rafael Leonidas
Jillo
Santry
U. S
Catholic Relief Services
Church World Services
TV GUIDE Monday-December 20 highlights children and markets
The TV guide notes emphasis on children and preschool programs. Reopening bets on entertainment venues include gambling casinos and nightclubs. It mentions a national lottery revival and a tense political backdrop with extremist figures in the capital amid sporadic grenade and gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Bonaparte, Geautreaux
Hector Garzia-Godoy
la Trujillo
Princess Meg Fashion Sparks Sharp Fashion Writer Debate
Fashion writers clash over Princess Margaret's wardrobe during her British fashion promotion. Critics call hats, clothes, and even high heels as too bold or dull, while designers in Britain comment on the U.S. tabloids focus. The piece highlights snappy cross Atlantic fashion chatter and the limits of taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noav York
Althouse
Princess Margaret
Margaret
New York
Snowden
Tony
Meg
Pegaly Bloomingdale
Jacques Tiffeau
Pauline Trigere
Michael
Britain
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vacation trip marks couple’s silver anniversary
A Pontiac Daily Leader notice details a vacation itinerary for a couple from rural Chenoa. They will fly to San Francisco for one day of sightseeing, then five days in Hawaii, followed by a day in Los Angeles before returning. They are joined by Mr. and Mrs. Oren Leffingwell and celebrate their silver anniversary on September 20, 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Oren Leffingwell
Chenoa
Lester Travis Dies at Fairbury Rites Today
Lester Travis 78 of Fairbury died Monday at Fairbury Hospital after three days as a patient. Funeral services were held today at Cook Funeral Home with Rev. Edward Nelson officiating. Burial in Graceland Cemetery. Born July 1, 1887 in Belle Prairie Township to William and Courtney Travis. Married Warel Buller September 29, 1928 at Fairbury. He was a lifelong farmer in Belle Prairie Township. Surviving: wife five daughters Goldie Carlson Betty Wharton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malabury
Lester Boark
Fairbury Hospital
Ais Sungray
Tuuiay
Cook Funeral
Edward Nelson
Graceland Cemetery
Travis
Belle Prairie Township
William
Courtney Anal
Darnell) Travis
Warel Buller
Pairbury
Goldie Carlson
Betty Wharton
Chenoa Couple To Observe 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reiners of rural Chenoa celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on December 26. The couple married December 26 1940 in Burlington Town in Rev John H. Buescher home. They farm north of Pontiac for six years then moved one mile east of Chenoa and now live there. They have one son Larry. Relatives host open house December 26 in the Methodist Church parlor from 2 to 5 p.m. with a program at 3. No invitations and no gifts requested. They will depart December 28 to start a new journey elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenoa
Harold Reiners
Mary Ryerson
A. R. Ryerson
Mr. Ryerson
Graymont
Harold W. Reiners
Reiner Reiners
Mr. Reiners
Burlington
John H. Buescher
Evangelical Church
Claire Ryerson
Ruth Marcotte
Momence
Mrs. Reiners
Pontiac
Che- Noa
Larry
De Paul Professor Dies in Chicago Apartment Fall
Dr. Michael Alexander, 48, an assistant professor of finance at De Paul University's college of commerce, died Sunday after falling from his 21st floor apartment. He was found on the roof of a one-story garage at 1150 N. Lake Shore Drive. the apartment door was double locked, bolted, and chained. Alexander, a native of Bulgaria, lived alone and had joined De Paul in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Te Paul University
Lake Shore
Michael Alexander
Bulgaria
Lake Shore Drive
Alexander
de Paul's College of Commerce
de Paul
Fragmented Names Highlight Local Obscure Census Text
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and relations, including Mi uth Wagner and Travis, followed by a stray sentence about a church member and a statistic noting twenty percent of the world’s newspapers are printed in the United States. The text reads like a fractured family notice or obituary fragment with no clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Uth Wagner
Ratebury
T Yo Ayers
Ponte
Mas
Mary Nose Bluieth
Maeshall Mich
Mbarsieh
Murtite
Robert
Ael Pairbuys
Chexter
Marschalh Michio
Moris
Michi
Chesen
Tee
Mapaie Deathy
Travis
Church of Christ At
Pairbury
United States
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Trujillo
Vic
31 Y Trujillo
Col
Francisco
Caamano Deno
Caamano
Alliance For Progress
Organization of American States
TV Guide
Joby
Lucy
Andy Guvétith
Shesiaan
Harel
Viet
Wwe
Volilaynity Johny
Panoy
Hey of the
Agloc
Popexet‘artoons
Garfield Goose
Woody Wanipecke
Ty Venture
Hallywood
McHale
Troop
Reneon
Brooklyn
J Dunn
Az D. Knight
Carson
Northwest Pas
Frunderbird
Schell
Madison Pontiac, Ll
Sentry Insurance
Joe Arnoldi
Hamiston
Illinois
Ance
Insurance
the Hardware Mutuals Organization
Princess Meg
Helen
Tito
Arvn
Y Ducil
Lillian
Dutch Mill
W. Madison
Pontiac Daily Leader
Mr. and
Mrs
Mon
Lester Travis
Fairbury
Carl Ronnow
W.madison St
Philip E. Bouter
W. Madison Pontiac
Rooks Creek Church
Rowe Blacktop
Kewanee
John Deere
Idea
Wisconsin
W. LeRoy McMillen
Bank OF Pontiac
Rooks Creek
Boston Rockers
Hassocks
N. Mill
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