Local Markets Grain And Livestock Prices Shown
Grain prices list Wheat 1.18, yellow ear corn 1.24, yellow shell corn 1.25, rye 1.17, yellow soy beans 2.55, mile 1.86 per hundred. Hogs 200 to 220 lbs 25.75 to 26.00. sows 21.25 and down. Poultry notes Indianapolis roasters 22-23. New York stocks table appears with high low close.
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Suspect sought in SIU Hall arson in Carbondale
Authorities seek information about a man seen taking a photo of a person fleeing the Old Main building before a January fire. Capt. Carl Kirk notes reports the photographer was with the father of a student or his wife. A special line 618 457 5323 is live for tips. SIU offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrests and conviction.
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Carbondale, Til
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Carl Kirk
Campus Security
Kirk
University
The
Battered child suspect charged in murder case
Indianapolis authorities announce first degree murder charges against David Lowe and Jessica Lowe for the beating death of 15 month old Christian Bisbee. The child died March 12 from peritonitis due to a severe abdominal blow and bruising was observed on the body.
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Indianapolis
David Lowe
Marion County
Lowe
Jessica
Christian Bisbee
General strike ends in Uruguay
AP reports a 72 hour general strike in Uruguay mostly ended with workers returning to jobs. Some partial strikes persisted in a few state offices. Newspaper workers protested the Daily Extra shutdown. Capital area power nearly restored after a 24 hour blackout while international communications remained disrupted and electricity supplies ran about 60 percent of normal.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Daily Extra
Cabbie Identified as Havana Hijacker in Airline Case
Federal officials named 31 year old cab driver John G Marques of West Los Angeles as the hijacker who forced a United Airlines flight to Havana. A baggage error assisted the investigation and he faces a criminal complaint.
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Los Angeles
Havana
U. S
Matt Byrne
John G. Marques
West Los Angeles
United Airlines
Cuba
International
New York
Byrne
Marques
Federal Bureau of Investigation
University of California At Los Angeles
Freeport Police Return to Jobs With Pay Raise
In Freeport Illinois the City Council approved a 10 percent raise for city employees triggering most of 17 police officers who had threatened to resign to stay on. Chief Earl Marsh resigned after clashing with Mayor Mark McLeRoy. Asst. Chief Richard Cowan became acting chief.
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Freeport, Ill
Freeport
Mark B. McLeRoy
McLeRoy
Earl L. Marsh
Marsh
Wall Collapse Kills 18 Children in Mekong Delta
A cement wall in a Mekong Delta village collapsed killing 18 children and injuring four as a U S Army CH47 helicopter hovered nearby. Investigations are underway to determine if the downdraft contributed to the collapse and a separate mortar accident near Da Nang killed two civilians and wounded nine.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S
da Nang
Illinois man arrested at Midway sparks anti bootleg campaign
The arrest of David Cohen 43 Forest Park Illinois at Midway Airport triggers Indiana Illinois effort to curb cigarette bootlegging. Indiana cigarette tax administrator Robert D Heise says bootleggers travel to North Carolina to buy cigarettes return to sell without paying six cent Indiana and eight cent Illinois taxes. He estimates the tax loss at 12 million annually. Cohen was arrested Thursday unloading 375 unstamped cigarette cartons from a rented airplane.
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Associated Press
Illinois
Chicago
Midway Airport
Chicago-Lake County
Ind
Indiana
North Carolina
Robert D. Heise
David Cohen
Forest Park
Ill
Heise
State Road Toll Climbs to 720
David L. Eltzroth, 30, of Wabash, was killed today in a single car crash on U.S. 24 about seven miles west of Huntington, state police said. Eltzroth was the victim in the latest highway fatality reported by authorities.
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David L. Eltzroth
Wabash
U.S. 24
Huntington
Eltzroth
Indiana Traffic Deaths Reach Seventeen Fatalities Reported
A Friday night crash on Indiana 64 west of Princeton killed Paul Boase of Owensville and Laura M. Siegert of Grayville. Laura Williams, 16, died when a car struck a utility pole on U.S. 40 west of the Marion Hancock line. Three other deaths followed from traffic accidents the day before, with injuries to James Gregory, Wilson Harshman Jr., and Albert Green Jr. in separate incidents across Indiana.
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Paul Boase
Owensville
Ind
Laura M. Siegert
Grayville
Ill
Boase
Indiana
Princeton
Laura Williams
Indianapolis
U.S. 40
Marion
Hancock County
James Gregory
Rt. A
Montgomery
Ireland
Wilson C. Harshman
Wilson Harshman
Rt. 1
Denver
Miami
Albert Green Jr
Albert Green
Chandler
Drop Charges Dismissed Against 15 Draft Office Suspects
State charges against 15 people accused of burning draft board records after a May 25 raid on a Chicago draft office were dismissed by Judge David Cerda with permission to reinstate. The group included two priests, a seminarian, and three Milwaukee reporters. these trespass charges may be revived as federal proceedings continue.
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Chicago
Draft Board
David Cerda
Circuit Court
Cook County
South Side
Milwaukee
Cooley and Hallman resign from Baylor posts
Heart surgeon Dr. Denton A. Cooley and associate Dr. Grady L. Hallman quit the Baylor College of Medicine faculty. They will take unsalaried clinical positions on the Baylor staff, lecture part time, and supervise interns and residents. The statement did not address the mechanical heart controversy or the April operation.
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Houston, Tex
Denton A. Cooley
Grady L. Hallman
Baylor College of Medicine
Baylor
Cooley
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Crowds linger after Judy Garland funeral in New York
Outside the Frank E Campbell chapel, hundreds stayed after Judy Garland’s service. Eulogist James Mason praised her gift to move hearts and a long list of stars attended including Ray Bolger and Harold Arlen. The service concluded with a trip to Ferncliff Cemetery in Hartsdale, New York.
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New York
Judy Garland
Frank E. Campbell
Judy
James Mason
London
Mason
Ray Bolger
Miss Garland
Dorothy
Harold Arlen
Lauren Bacall
Johnny Mercer
Freddie Bartholomew
Otto Preminger
Betty Camden
Adolph Green
John V. Lindsay
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Liza Minnelli
Lorna
Joseph Luft
Sid Luft
Mickey Deans
Peter A. Delaney
Marylebone Church
Deans
Two Car Crash Injures One in Ball-Porter Area
A two car collision at Wabash and Home Ave Friday night sent Mrs. Eileen Taylor 21 to Union Hospital by Ball-Porter ambulance. She was treated and released. Her husband Daniel 21 crossed Wabash from Topps Discount Store into Albert L Williams 49 causing about 100 dollars damage to each vehicle.
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Wabash
Home Ave
Union Hospital
Ball-Porter
Eileen Taylor
9Th St
Albert L. Williams
Explosion Levelled Evansville Home After Light Switch Spark
An explosion that leveled a five room Evansville home critically injuring occupant Tom Hamilton, 54, occurred when a spark from a light switch ignited gas. The chimney fell onto him as the blast leveled the structure on the north side of Evansville.
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Evansville
Ind
UPI
Tom Hamilton
Late Recognition In London Sparks Bus Conductor Moment
UPI reports 73 year old bus conductor Jimmy McCartney shouted at a partially spectacled passenger on steps then apologized to Prime Minister Harold Wilson. McCartney said he should have recognized him and noted he is a staunch labor voter.
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London
UPI
Jimmy McCartney
Harold Wilson
McCartney
Peru moves to broaden land reform and state control
Peru's revolutionary government, after seizing power in October, plans ten more major reforms including broadening land reform and expanding state influence in key industries. A fishing commission, profit sharing plans, and ITT Peru negotiations are among the steps, amid foreign concerns over U S and copper investments. The regime stresses explicit revolutionary intent while pursuing new measures.
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Lima
Peru
Armando Artola
Artola
International Petroleum Co
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
U.S
Cerro de Pasco
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
ITT
Peruvian Telephone Co
Ozark Air Lines to Add Milwaukee Louisville Route
A CAB examiner authorized Ozark Air Lines to operate a Milwaukee to Louisville service with an intermediate stop at Indianapolis, pending final CAB approval.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Aeronautics Board
Ozark Air Lines
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
CAB
Newsman Dies Covering Rocky In Argentina
In Buenos Aires Emilio Mariano Jauregui 26 a former Argentine Journalists Union leader was killed Friday night during antigovernment protests against Gov Rockefeller visit. A policeman wounded another clash occurred as bombings hit U S owned firms. The strike wave spread with 300 workers entrenched in Santo Domingo Cathedral demanding Rockefeller ouster.
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Buenos Aires
Argentine Journalists Union
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Argentina
Emilio Mariano Jauregui
General Confederation of Labor
Jauregui
Juan Carlos Ongania
Rosario
First National City Bank of New York
Bank of Boston
International Basic Economy Corp
New York
Dominican Republic
Crackdown Begins for Bootleggers in Chicago Area
An Illinois man was arrested at Midway Airport as part of a large crackdown on cigarette bootlegging in Chicago and Lake County Indiana. Indiana tax chief Robert D. Heise says about seven people move unstamped cigarettes with an annual tax loss around 12 million, with David Cohen of Forest Park, Illinois 43, unloading 375 cartons from a rented plane.
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Chicago and
Lake County
Ind
Illinois
Chicago
Midway Airport
Robert D. Heise
Indiana
Heise
David Cohen
Forest Park
Ill
North Carolina
Chicago- Lake County
Bolivia protests US tin action at UN
Bolivia threatened to denounce the United States before the United Nations for economic aggression unless Washington pledges not to sell or give away more US tin reserves. Tin is Bolivia's main export and officials fear a price drop with more sales on world markets.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
United States
United Nations
Washington
U.S
School official names new Equal Opportunities director
Indiana state school superintendent Richard D. Wells announced Louise Ridley of Indianapolis as director of the Equal Educational Opportunities Division. Jean Petanoff becomes assistant director, and Winston E. Birdin joins as a staff consultant focusing on racial concerns.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Richard D. Wells
Louise Ridley
Equal Educational Opportunities Division
Jean Petanoff
Wells
Winston E. Birdin
Shortridge High School
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