Sorensen Rockefeller Win North and West Primaries
Nebraska Lt. Gov. Philip C. Sorensen won the Democratic nomination for governor as Norbert T. Tiemann challenged him in November. In West Virginia John D. Rockefeller IV led a Kanawha County ticket to the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates, changing to Democrat earlier this year. The slate also featured other primary battles, including Gov. Morrison’s bid in Nebraska and Love’s in West Virginia.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Philip C. Sorensen
John D. Rockefeller IV
Sorensen
Theodore C. Sorensen
Norbert T. Tiemann
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller III
Rockefeller Foundation
Kanawha County
Charleston
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Rockefeller - Sorensen
Frank Morrison
Raymond Arndt
Columbus
Carl T. Curtis
Curtis
Francis J. Love
Harold G. Cutright
Jennings Randolph
Cutright
Dirksen Sits Up After Hip Surgery at Walter Reed
Senator Everett Dirksen 70 of Illinois lies in Walter Reed recovering from a fractured right hip after a Tuesday incident. Doctors expect brief chair sitting today and a hospital stay of two to three weeks with crutch use extending weeks more. Actress Kim Novak seeks divorce from Richard Johnson as per Los Angeles Times report filed in Monterey county following a February 5 separation.
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Washington (Ap
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Illinois
Dirksen
Senate
Kim Novak
Richard Johnson
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Monterey County
Marilyn Pauline Johnson
Beaver Dam
Aspen
Colo
Miss Novak
Johnson
Griffin Named to U S Senate Seat in Michigan
Gov. George Romney appointed five term Rep. Robert P. Griffin to serve the late Sen. Patrick V. McNamara’s term and a new six year term will be decided in November. Griffin, 42, coauthor of the Land rum Griffin Labor Act, will fill McNamara’s term through Dec. 1. McNamara died April 30 and Williams and Cavanagh were leading Democratic contenders for the vacancy.
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Robert P. Griffin
U.S. Senate
George Romney
Griffin
Patrick V. McNamara
Landrum-Griffin
Detroit
Jerome P. Cavanagh
McNamara
Romney
Cambria Woman Myrtle Keys Dies at 40 Year Resident
Mrs. Myrtle Mae Keys a Cambria resident for forty years died today in Marshall Browning Hospital Du Quoin. Funeral arrangements are pending at Riggin Funeral Home Carterville.
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Myrtle Mae Keys
Cambria
Marshall Browning
du Quoin
Riggin
Carterville
Carbondale Woman Treated After Horseback Fall
Donna Staley of Rt 3 Carbondale suffered minor injuries from a fall from a horse on Snider Hill Road. She was transported to Doctors Hospital by Carbondale emergency crew Tuesday afternoon.
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Donna Staley
Rt. 3
Carbondale
Doctors Hospital
Snider Hill Road
Miss Staley
Judy Garland’s Daughter Plans Fall Wedding in California
Liza Minelli, 20, daughter of Judy Garland, will marry Peter Allen, 22, Australian lyric writer and composer. The wedding is expected in California in September, according to her agent.
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London
Liza Minelli
Judy Garland
Miss Minelli
Peter Allen
California
Roosevelt Jr to Leave U.S. Post for New York Governor Run
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr departs the White House to resign as chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and pursue the Democratic nomination for governor of New York. He has a late afternoon meeting with President Johnson.
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F.d.roosevelt Jr
U.S. Post
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
White House
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
New York
Johns
Federal Post
Suburban Rent Subsidy Plan Survives House Vote
The House narrowly saved President Johnson’s rent supplement program by 192 to 188 after four Democrats switched to present. The final move restored 22 million for rent subsidies, aiding the broader 14 billion appropriations bill advancing to the Senate. The program aims to help needy tenants with rent payments.
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House
Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Congress
Illinois State University Chief to Retire in 1967
Dr. Robert G. Bone announced he will retire as president of Illinois State University in September 1967. He will be 60 in June and has led ISU since 1956, after being appointed by the agency now known as the Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities. He said presidents should serve about a 10 year term and step down to allow new ideas and energy.
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Robert G. Bone
Illinois State University
Bone
Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities
State Aid in Tax Problems Proposed
Springfield AP The creation of a state department to help local governments with property tax problems may be recommended by a legislative commission. Maurice Scott favors such a department and will write the commission’s report. Two witnesses urged a state agency to assist local governments in tax matters.
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Maurice Scott
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Scott
John R. Henne
St. Clair County Taxpayers Association
William L. Gunlock
Dayton
Ohio
EIU Inquiry May Expand Investigation
State Rep James P Loukas said he plans to ask the Illinois Legislative Audit Commission for funds to widen the probe into alleged irregularities in Eastern Illinois University building projects. He aims to hire an architect attorney and a leg man to aid the inquiry and expects it to grow but stop short of a full scale investigation.
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James P. Loukas
Chicago
Illinois Legislative Audit Commission
Eastern Illinois University
Loukas
Lindsay-Schaub
Sam Parker Dies at 67 in Murphysboro
Sam Parker, 67, of Route 2 Murphysboro, died Tuesday in Marion Veteran's Hospital. Friends may call at Jackson Funeral Home in Carbondale.
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Sam Parker
Rt. 2
Murphysboro
Marion
Veteran’s Hospital
Jackson
Carbondale
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