Berkeley To Wind Blew No Good To Anyone
Editorial warns against radicalizing and polarizing campus action at Berkeley and across universities. It analyzes a three acre park dispute, police actions, and the ensuing riot that killed an onlooker and wounded many. The piece calls for restraint from students, faculty, administrators, and authorities to avoid further extremism and violence. Don Oakley signs the commentary.
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Berkeley
University of California At Berkeley
University
Reagan
National Guard
Vietnam
People's Park
Everbody
Don Oakley
Behrendt Engaged to Williams in Pontiac Country
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Behrendt announce the engagement of their daughter Marilee to David D. Williams. Marilee is a Pontiac Township High School graduate who studied at Mt. St. Marys College and Illinois Wesleyan University. David Williams is a pharmacist at Hares Drug Store and St. James Hospital, and a graduate of Pontiac High School and the University of Illinois School of Pharmacy.
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Edmund L. Behrendt
Howard St
Marilee
David D. Williams
Gladys E. Williams
Howard B. Williams
Payson St
Miss Behrendt
Pontiac Township High School
Mt. St. Mary's College
Los Angeles
Calif
Ilinois Wesleyan University
Williams
Hare’s Drug Store
St. James Hospital
Pontiac High School
University of Illinois School of Pharmacy
Chicago
Ann Stahler Engaged to Richard Diemer
Mr and Mrs Harold Stahler Odell announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Teresa to Richard E Diemer son of Mr and Mrs Marion Diemer rural Pontiac Miss Stahler a 1966 St Pauls High School graduate is a secretary at St James Hospital Pontiac A 1964 Pontiac High School graduate Mr Diemer served three and a half years in the US Air Force and is a shipping clerk at Interlake Steel An Aug 2 wedding is planned.
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Harold Stahler
Odell
Ann Teresa
Richard E. Diemer
Marion Diemer
Pontiac
Miss Stahler
St. Paul's High School
St. James Hospital
Diemer
United States Air Force
Interlake Steel
Identify Body Found In Mackinaw River Near Pekin
Authorities identified the body of a man found shot to death and floating in the Mackinaw River Monday night. The victim was named Tuesday as Lynn Penrod, 23, of Bourbonnais near Kankakee. Police said he was shot in the head and right arm and had been in the river for several days before a fisherman found it.
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Pekin
Mackinaw River
Lynn Penrod
Bourbonnais
Kankakee
Penrod
Bankers Kept a Secret
Bankers Trust Co officials delayed announcing a rate rise as major banks nationwide followed with a full-point increase in the prime lending rate to 8 ½ percent the highest in years. The move, viewed as reluctant and controversial, could raise costs for large corporations and ripple through the economy.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Bankers Trust Co
Bankers
Bankers Trust
Washington
Edmund F. Ebert
Ruth Alveshire Engaged to John Yates
Mr and Mrs C E Alveshire of Cherokee Village Arkansas announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Ann to John Yates son of Ed Yates of Hardy Arkansas Miss Alveshire a 1969 Highland High School graduate is employed at the Salem Shirt Factory in Salem Arkansas Mr Yates attended Highland High School and is an electricians assistant in Hardy No wedding date set Also unrelated market commentary on rising bank rates and inflation in the long term bond market and its impact on credit.
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C. E. Alveshire
Cherokee Village
Ark
Pontiac
Ruth Ann
John Yates
Ed Yates
Hardy, Ark
Alveshire
Highland High School
Salem Shirt
Salem
Yates
Hardy
Ebert
Various local trips and gatherings noted in daily listings
Forrest Godfrey returns from Connecticut with the family for granddaughter Patricia Gofrey and David Knauer wedding in June. Families visit for weddings, graduations, and funerals across Illinois to Michigan and Kentucky. Community members host parties and attend Bible school camps. local residents travel to events and visit relatives.
Mishler Park wedding in Roanoke Mennonite Church
Waldo J. W. Albrecht and family attended the Mishler Park wedding at Roanoke Mennonite Church on Friday June 8. Rev. Christian Bachman of Coffeeville Kansas assisted. Don Hensley spoke at Waide Church Sunday morning and Gospelaires from Metamora sang that evening. Roger Zehr was named manager of the Flanagan Lion's Club summer softball program. Mr. and Mrs. George Rozhard and Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Eberle plus daughter Carol of Denver also noted.
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J. W. Albrecht
Waldo
Herbert Yordy
John Albrecht
Mishler Park
Roanoke Mennonite Church
Christian Bachman
Coffeeville
Kan
Don Hensley
Waide
Gospelairés
Metamora
Roger Zehr
Flanagan Lion’s Club
George Rozhard
Wisconsin
Marlin Eberle
Carol
Denver
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Jerome Pearke
Joan Pleskg
Elizabeth Harris
Ilinois
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Pentiat
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David Williams
HFC
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North Main
Madison Ecrets
J. C. Penney
Morathy Lown
Ann Stahler
Richard Diemer
Miss Ann Stabler
Ruth Alveshire
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Presl LL
Lydia
Windex
Gold Medallion
Plum & Madison
EG Uniroyal
Redwall
Whitewall
Texaco
Forrest
George Godfrey
Connecticut
Hulbert
Patricia Gofrey
David A. Knauer
Strawn
James Wirkler
Iron River
Mich
Irene Hodgson
Stephen Hallam
Flagstaff
Aziz
Vernon Maier
Mt. Pulaski
Marjorie Foster
John Dubree
Tonkinsville
Verne Sanders
East Johns Street
Robert
FSW
Muriel Randolph
Custer Park
Helen Stanwood
Bannockburn
Hazel Franklin
B. W. Moulton
William Clark
Alma Stephenson
Pontiac Daily Leader
Peoria
Phillip Riegers
United Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School
Douglas Stewart
Gene. Wiles
St. Paul’s Lutheran Daily Vacation Bible School
Melvin Lenz
Ervin Schrof
Lila Righter
Normal
Neil McLoughlin
Lori Ellen
Mundelsen
P. E. McLoughlin
Richard Durre
Nebraska
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Lester Stalter
Don Stalter
Michael
Calvin
James
St. Louis
Ralph Folkers
Richard Rogers
Colo
Homer Shinger
St. Petri Lutheran Church
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