Arends Attacks Kennedy Admin as Crisis Government
Rep Leslie Arends R NL denounces the Kennedy administration as running a government by crises and waits and sees policy. He cites civil rights, rail strike threats, gold outflow, and nuclear test ban issues as proof of inaction and escalating emergencies. A county court case of contributing to delinquency was continued to Aug 22 for Fern and Ellen Shadowens, guardians of Lois and Joseph Shadowens.
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Washington
Leslie C. Arends
Kennedy
Frontier
Congress
Arends
Avends
Williamson
John Clayton
Herrin
Roy Cole
Fern
Ellen Shadowens
Lois
Joseph
Shadowens
Full Test Ban Breakthrough Sought In Detecting Underground Explosions
Pasadena Aug 9 the U S negotiating team says a nuclear test ban omits underground detonations due to imperfect detection. Dr Frank Press of Caltech notes progress but calls for a broader treaty to cover subsurface blasts with reliable exposure if violated.
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Ralph Dighton
Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
U. S
Frank Press
Seismology Laboratories
California Institute of Technology
Morton County Man Oscar Hull Dies at 7
Funeral services for Oscar Hull age 7 of Murphysboro will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Algee Funeral Home Carbondale with Rev Willie Mack officiating He died Wednesday night at St Josephs Hospital Murphysboro from uremia after a seven year illness He was a transport truck driver born February 16 1927 He leaves wife Anna Bell Murphysboro a daughter Mary Jane his parents Carl and Mrs Hull Macon Mississippi three sisters Mrs Minnie Mallard Mrs Lillie M Lewis and Mrs Magsin Indianapolis and one brother Henry Hull Murphysboro Friends may call after 6 p.m. Saturday Burial in Tower Grove Cemetery Murphysboro
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Oscar Hull
Walnut St
Murphysboro
Algee
Carrondale
Willie Mack
Hull
St. Joseph's Hospital
Anna Bell
Mary Jane
Carl Hull
Macon
Minnie, Mallard
Lillie M. Lewis
Mags
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry.Hull
Murphysbo
Tower Grove Cemetery
Chester man fined for missing safety sticker
Chester resident Ralph Joseph Grass of Perryville Missouri was fined $15 by Justice of Peace Louis Blechle after a State Trooper Jackie B Bivens ticketed him for no safety sticker.
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Chester
Ralph Joseph Grass
Perryville
Justice of Peace
Louis Blechle
Jackie B. Bivens
Ambassador’s Escort Deaths In Viet Nam Incident
A U S jeep carrying Ambassador Frederick E. Nolt struck a 38 year old boy in Don Tin Viet Nam. Nearby a U S Army helicopter fired by accident, killing a 6 year old and wounding five including the mother. The escalation occurred as Nolt planned to rename a nearby hamlet in his honor. A crew chief’s microphone cord tangled around a machine gun trigger.
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Don Tin
South Viet Nam
U. S
Frederick E. Nolting
Notting
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Ating Team
Soviet Union
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Notts
South Glenview DR
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Sherwood
Cherry Home Sales, Inc
Cherry Construction CO
Murphy’s Barber Shop
Engel
Restaurant
Capitol Barber Shop
Imerick
North Park Ave
Anna - Marion
Frankfort
Kroehler
Frost Furniture
Carterville, Ill
Robert Bizzell
Walnut Street
Clark
Clark Station
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