Open Housing Order Affects Illinois Real Estate Brokers
Springfield judge rules on whether 38 000 real estate agents can be united under one class to challenge Gov Kerner’s open occupancy order. State attorney argues distinctions exist among brokers while Judge White notes widespread petitions and the practical need for a class suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zakarian
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Howard White
Illinois
Otto Kerner
San Damon
Kerner
White
Brooks M. Byus
Equal Opportunity Brokers’ Association
Byus
Jack Winning
Lindsay - Schaub
Dr. Hartenbower Dies After Illness at 73
Dr. George E. Hartenbower of Normal died Tuesday from a heart attack after a three month illness. The 73 year old physician was noted for his medical work and community service.
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Hartenbower
Normal
George E. Hartenbower
Heavy Rains Across State Hit Illinois Areas
Rain fell over scattered sections of Illinois with highs in the 70s and 80s in the south. Centralia saw 1.03 inches in about 50 minutes around noon and residents noted it was the first inch plus rainfall since spring.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Centralia
Showers, Clouds Predominate With Storms Through Thursday
Showers and thunderstorms continue into Thursday with a low in the upper 60s and a high around the mid 70s to low 80s. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of scattered showers.
Discrimination Charged Over Help Wanted Ads
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says 75 advertisers face charges of unlawful discrimination in newspaper help-wanted columns under Title VII. A study of 18 000 ads across 2 newspapers found examples including reference to race religion sex and national origin.
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New York Times
Washington
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Luther Holcomb
United States
Anglo Carhop
Union Eyes Arbitration To End Air Strike
Representatives of ground crew unions and three airlines agreed to seek a voluntary arbitration plan to end the air travel tie up. Union leader P L Siemiller predicted members will vote no on arbitration while Congress weighs back to work legislation.
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Washington
International Association of Machinists
P. L. Siemiller
Two Marion youths face charges in train wreck case
Carl Neafus and Jesse Watkins, both charged in Williamson County Circuit Court, faced arraignment on criminal damage to property and felonious damage to railway locomotives. Bonds were set at 5000 and 3000 dollars, hearings continued, and they were ordered treated as adults. The derailment injured four crewmen and caused up to a million dollars in damage as crews cleared wreckage and resumed service.
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Marion
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Williamson County
Carl Neafus
N. Market St
Jesse Watkins
N. Russell St
Lan Haney
Haney
George Morgan
Charles Winters
Winters
Korean-Sized War In Sight
The AP reports that Viet Cong forces seized a Mekong Delta village provoking a U.S. airstrike that killed 15 Viet Cong and wounded 182 villagers. The firefight near Can Tho followed by Marine actions west of Tam Ky and a clash in the Central Highlands between Korean Tiger Division troops and North Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
Can Tho
Vietnamese Army 4Th Corps
Delta
Tam Ky
da Nang
Colorado
Highlands
Pleiku
Top Pilot Kasler Shot Down Over North Vietnam
Maj. James H. Kasler, hailed as the Air Force's top Viet Nam ace, was shot down Monday in the Red River Valley northwest of Hanoi after surviving 70 combat missions and four bullet hits. Parachuting and radio contact preceded failed rescue, with official word listing him as missing. His mother recalled a Sunday premonition of bad news.
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Saigon
U.S
James H. Kasler
North Viet Nam
Red River Valley
Hanoi
Kasler
Korea
Robinson Risner
Zanesville
Ind
Rex Kasler
Viet Nam
Rex
Air Force
U S May Have 470 000 Men In Southeast Asia
U S may deploy about 470000 troops to Southeast Asia by year end, with 375000 active in 1966 including 290000 in Viet Nam and bases across Guam Thailand the Philippines and Okinawa. Studies warn of long term strain while leaders push for more forces to press negotiations with Communists.
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Bob Horton
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
Guam
Thailand
Philippines
Okinawa
Johnson
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Moon Orbiter Launch Set for Late Today
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the Lunar Orbiter mission aims to lift off in a 3 11 to 6 02 p m CDT window aboard an Atlas Agena rocket to image the moon s far side and nine possible landing sites. The 850 pound craft will travel about a quarter million miles in 90 hours to reach the moon Sunday morning.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Space Agency
Edwardsville man killed in crash on Illinois 143
Vernon Erb, 30, of Edwardsville, was killed when his car spun out of control and hit a tree on Illinois 143.
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Edwardsville
Vernon Erb
Airlines Rally Fails to Lift Markets Despite News
Stocks moved little as an airline rally faded. The Dow Jones stood at 841.09, down 3.73 at noon, with the DJIA and AP 60 off across sectors. Eastern and National rose briefly on arbitration talks, then pared gains. Copper stocks fell, Calumet & Hecla down over 3 points, Anaconda down about 1.4.
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New York
Eastern
National
Calumet & Hecla
Anaconda
Monticello Soldier Killed in Viet Nam Moving War Rumors
Jack Allan Welch 19 of Monticello was killed Monday in South Vietnam, one of 189 men of the 7th Cavalry ambushed. his death follows a letter in which he wrote I know what hell is I am in it I will die over here. Welch’s family learned of the loss Tuesday. his brother described him as a quiet, devoted soldier who believed in his mission. Welch, a 1965 Deland-Weldon graduate, had been in the Army since February and was sent to Vietnam July 14 from California. his body was to be returned in about a week to 10 days.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Saigon
Pentagon
Washington
Marine Corps
Hanoi
United States
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Viet Nam
U.S
William M. Michael
Monticello
Jack Allan Welch
Jack
Thomas Welch Sr
Pfe
Michael R. Allen
Tuscola
Allen
Associated Press
Welch
7Th Cavalry
Thomas Welch Jr
Thomas
Kay Hardwick
Cisco
Deland-Weldon High School
California
Route 1
Baseball Manager Dressen Dies in Detroit Hospital
Charlie Dressen former Brooklyn pennant winner and Detroit Tigers manager died in Henry Ford Hospital Detroit at age 67 following kidney infection and two prior heart attacks. He managed the Tigers since 1963 and led two Brooklyn teams to pennants in the early 1950s. Dressen, who would have turned 68 next month, had been in poor health after a second heart attack on May 16. He is survived by his wife Ruth. Dressen prized pitcher development and was a noted gourmet with a talent for chili meals. Born Sept 20 1898 in Decatur Illinois, Dressen played as a second baseman and third baseman before transitioning to managing and coaching roles.
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Detroit
Charlie Dressen
Brooklyn
Detroit Tigers
Henry Ford
Tiger
Dressen
Ruth
Bob Swift
Bob Scheffing
Tigers
Decatur
Moline
Peoria
Cincinnati
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Help Want
Siemiller
Congress
Peter H. Dominick
Colp
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Bonds
Arnold Bookhout
Marion Memorial Hospital
Floy Cruzen
Ned
George ‘Fields
Donald Huston
Maj
James Kasler
George McArthur
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