Powell Seeks Landslide For Illinois House Control
AP reports Secretary of State Paul Powell says Democrats must win a landslide to hold a majority in the Illinois House. He criticizes newly drawn districts and notes Republicans shifted several Democratic counties into new districts weakening their position.
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Stolen $30 Reported From Carbondale Apartment
John Culp told police that $30 was stolen from a free apartment at 509 South Ash Street Carbondale sometime between Thursday and Sunday.
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Dominicans Set General Elections Date for June 1 1966
The provisional government fixed June 1 1966 for the next general elections and set a 30 day lead for the new administration. Electors will choose a president, vice president and municipal officials under the decree establishing the National Electoral Council. This marks the first major step toward a second fully free Dominican general election since 1924 after the Bosch presidency fell in 1963.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Rusk Defends CIA Policy Role at White House Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk praised the CIA as not making policy while addressing about 2,000 delegates at the White House Conference on International Cooperation. He said the CIA operates under high policy leaders and that government will study all conference suggestions, including topics from women's rights to war avoidance, prepared by 29 committees over three days.
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Dean Rusk
Central Intelligence Agency
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Grass Fire Near West Frankfort Housing Controlled
A grass fire near federal housing apartments in West Frankfort was controlled by Wednesday after threatening buildings. Fire Chief Fred Harkins said the blaze began about 2 50 p m near Gladys Stanleys apartment at 422 Parkview Addition with no damage reported.
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West Frankfort
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Man Guilty In Slayings Of Two Career Girls
A jury finds Richard Robles guilty of first degree murder in the 1963 slayings of Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert who were stabbed and bludgeoned in their apartment during a burglary. Sentencing set for January 11 with potential two consecutive life terms making parole impossible for 54 years. Robles, 22, showed no emotion after an eight week trial. Wylie was 21, Hoffert 23.
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Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
State Supreme Court
Irwin D. Davidson
Robles
Miss Wylie
Philip Wylie
Miss Hoffert
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