Traffic Fines List From Murphysboro and Carbondale
Officials report multiple citations in Murphysboro and Carbondale. Terry Ridings Rita Will Janice Koenig Carolyn Grammer George Hill and Harry Himmelstein each faced fines of fifteen dollars for offenses including speeding disobeying stop signs and failure to yield.
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Murphysboro
Terry A. Ridings
Rita E. Will
Janice L. Koenig
Carbondale
Carolyn A. Grammer
George B. Hill
Harry G. Himmelstein
ITT ABC merger called off by ITT directors on New Year’s Day
ITT directors unanimously voted to cancel the $2.8 billion merger with the American Broadcasting Companies amid antitrust concerns and expected delays. ABC President Leonard H. Goldenson expressed disappointment, adding ABC will pursue growth and possible further mergers. Carbondale charges against James W. Biggs for failure to yield right of way.
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT
American Broadcasting Companies Inc
Leonard H. Goldenson
Carbondale
James W. Biggs
Mount Vernon Swine Breeder Elected Illinois NFO President
Edgar Hall, a Mount Vernon area swine breeder, was elected president of the Illinois National Farmers Organization at a Springfield meeting this week. He has served as NFO vice president for the past year and has been an outspoken critic of Johnson Administration agricultural policies.
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Edgar Hall
Mount Vernon
Illinois National Farmers Organization
Hall
Springfield
Police plan riot workshops for 1968 cities
Police chiefs from the nation s 100 largest cities begin closed training sessions in Warrenton Virginia January 15 to discuss preventing and controlling civil disturbances amid war unrest and election campaigns. Mayors will join some sessions as sessions expand regionally with Justice Department support.
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Washington
Johnson
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Ficers
Warrenton
Justice Department
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Daley
Dick Gregory
Chicago
Vietnamese hospital opens in Tuy Hoa to treat war wounded
The U S Military Command opens a 300 bed Tuy Hoa hospital for Vietnamese civilians wounded in the war. Additional civilian hospitals will follow in Chu Lai Da Nang and Can Tho to relieve local health system strain. About 1,100 U S Army medical personnel and 300 Vietnamese staff will initially operate the facilities.
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Saigon
U.S
Tuy Hoa
Chu Lai
da Nang
Can Tho
Republic of Vietnam
Ministry of Health
Moscow power line outage spurs residents to stock fire engine
In Moscow a downed power line near an apartment house prompted a man to call emergency services. The operator said no crews were nearby. After two hours a crew arrived with insufficient wire, and Melnikov supplied some from a shed. The crew chief deemed it usable and took a roll from his truck. Residents consider buying a fire engine for safety.
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Moscow
V. Melnikov
Melnikov
Ivan Ivantsov
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