Weston named site for atom smasher in Illinois claim
Illinois Senator George Drach said reliable sources expect Weston New Jersey to be chosen for the 375 million atom smasher in about 30 days. Washington officials and Springfield Democrats say no decision has been made on the site among five contenders.
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White Pupil Exodus Grows In New York Schools
New York City's 1965 ethnic census shows white pupil losses near 25,000 the largest yearly decline since 1957 while Negro and Puerto Rican enrollments rose by about 36,500. Superintendent Bernard E. Donovan cites population shift and nonpublic schooling, with overall white population dropping 12.9 percent 1950 to 1960 as a factor.
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Former Area Woman Etta Fraley Dies in Pekin
Mrs. Etta Fraley of Pekin died Saturday in Pekin. She was formerly of Cliff. She leaves a son Donald, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services are scheduled in Pekin.
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Pekin
Cliff
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