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Hume says ITT story gives insight on politics, money Daily Leader, Pontiac, 111. Page 5 Apr. 6, '72 Supper Table Talk Faces charge William Stock Timmv Dnnahpe 20. 147. ByJOHNPLESKO Leader Staff prominent figure in the ITT investigation, said in Bioomington last night that the ITT story was important for the insight-it gives the public on the relationship of politics and money in Washington.

Hume predicted that Kleindiest would eventually be approved as attorney general because of Senate tradition to grant cabinet requests. He said ITT would not be required to divest itself of any additional properties as a result of the investigation. Hume is an assistant to Washington columnist Jack Anderson who first broke the story involving the, ITT and a $400,000 pledge to the Republican convention in return for an alleged favorable settlement on an anti-trust case against ITT. The more ITT officials say the more they perjure themselves, Hume said. "The case has become a hopelessly tangled web of lies." In contrast he pointed out that he submitted to a lie detector test to substantiate his statements, Hume stated that even if there was "no deal" with ITT, the already donated the GOP convention is a violation of law.

"If the press was doing what it should in Washington, stones like this would be published every day," Hume Hume attributed the ITT affair in to the "indescribable secrecy mania" Accident A Pontiac woman was involved in an accident on West Madison St. at 1:18 p.m. yesterday. According to State Police, a car driven by Bert R. Teeslmk, 35, East Peoria, was westbound on Madison when a seeonclcar, driven by Mabel L.

Steinbach, 63, 410 W. Reynolds backed into the side of the Teeslink car. Mrs. Steinbach was pulling from a parking place at the time. Damages ot the 1972 Cadillac driven by Teeslink were estimated at $200; and the 1965 Chevrolet driven by Mrs.

Steinbach suffered damages of $185. Brit Hume that exists in Washington. "The price af secrecy in this country "for the past decade has been bloodshed," Hume said, and attributed the escalation of the Vietnam war to Lyndon Johnson and misleading information given to Congress on Tonkin Bay incident. What would have happened if the public had known that while Johnson was compaigning for reelection on a peace promise he was planning escalation of the war, Hume asked. In reference to the Pentagon papers, Hume said that Daniel Elsberg may go to jail for releasing some of those volumes to the press while Lyndon Johnson received a $1.2 million tax-free advance for hisrecentbdokindludingmuchof the same information.

Hume remarked that Johnson took so many official papers with him to Texas for his memorial library that President Nixon could notfind memos relating to use of the hot line telephone. 26 births at St. James in March Twenty-six births were recorded at St. James Hospital during the month of March. The total included 13 boys and 13 girls, according to hospital authorities.

Last month's total is three more than the total for February, and two less than the March, 1971 WASHER- DRYE! vs fJv as. jp Sales Parts QUEEN. Quality and Dependability -Since "19O8 Stainless Steel Tub Drum Quality Furniture, Carpeting Appliances Pontiac 844-7177 Hume admitted there is risk hi allowing the press to determine what can be declassified, but said there is more danger hi allowing public policy to be determined in secrecy. He said the press has a more responsible record than government because bureaucracy has "made a shambles and joke of the security classification system" in order to cover up its own blunders. Hospital Notes St.

James Visiting hours 2-4, 7-8 p.m. ADMITTED Edward Nieman, Pontiac route 4, medical. Mrs. Bruce Koerner, 920 E. Washington medical.

Mrs. Helen Conroy, Livingston County Home, medical. William Reagan, Humiston Haven, medical. Mrs. Louis Miller, 103 Humiston medical.

Mrs. Roe James, 804 E. Washington St, surgical. Sylvan Arnold, 842 Locust medical. Forrest Johnson, Pontiac, medical.

Odis Baker, 805 N. Mill medical. Mrs. Florence B. Davis, 1019 N.

Chicago medical. Mrs. Carl Mehn, 511 Howard medical. Mrs. Omar Campbell, Odell, surgical.

Mrs. Nora Anderson, 222 medical. Mrs. Ernest Gerdes, Benson, surgical. Vietti, 318 Polk surgical.

Jack Stout, 829 S. Locust medical. George Lithgow, Emington, medical. DIS3VIISSED Mrs. Agnes Overocker, Saunemin.

Miss Cindy Hoselton, Chenoa. John S. Bradshaw, 806 W. Henry St. James A.

Durham, 1720 S. Mill St. Mrs. John Koopman, Minonk. Mrs.

Norman Halverson, 13 Oakwood Dr. a i a Bloomington. Fairbury ADMITTED Mrs. Cecelia Gardner, YOUR BEST BUYS Are Still Found CHIEF CITY MTRS. 71 PLY.

DUSTER TWISTER, only $2295 70 PLY. DUSTER SPT. A.T./--Sharp! only $1745 69 TOYOTA only $1295 68 FORD G500, A. IT AIR. only $1295 67 PLY.

BELV, 4- A.T., P.S., Real Nice! only $895 See NOW! Miss Helen Wolff of Danville and Mrs. Caroline Bunton of Bloomington returned to their homes after spending last week here with their brother John Wolff, 407 W. Grove St. Mrs. R.

E. Mund, 919 E. Washington and Mrs. Rita Eggenberger, 803 McKinley St. returned Saturday from a week's vacation.

They were on a tour that took them to the Bellingrath Gardens, Mobile, Biloxi and Natchez, and New Orlenas, La. Ronald K. Fellheimer for Pontiac Township High School Board. Your support will be appreciated. Ad.

paid by R. K. Fellheimer. Mr. and Mrs.

John Wagner and son of Columbus, are spending this week with then- parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Rittenhouse, rural Pontiac and Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Wagner, 509 W. Livingston St.

Rummage Sale First Lutheran Parish Hall, April 7th, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Advertisement. Colleen Page and Mary Sue Dobbs, students at Jena Dili's School of Batou, received first place for their duet hi a contest held Saturday, March 25 in Peoria. Others who placed were Mary Sue Dobbs, Debbie Dill, Coileen Page, second, trio; Delores O'Donnell, fourth, solo, Debbie Dill, second, solo.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunne and son Jim, and Kathy Ferguson spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Green and daughter, Stephanie, in Waterville, Kan.

Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCoy, 416 Humiston were Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Bess and daughters, Kimberly and Susan Jayne, Peoria; Mr. and Mrs. Terry McCoy and son Scott, Doug McCoy, a student at Purdue University and Miss Alicia Pulliam. Crouch's Sale Corner -located at Clevengers Mens Store is loaded with more new items for you and your family.

Save now! Crouch's. -Advertisement. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Kaisner Timmy Dunahee, 20, 147, Pinckney was arrested yesterday by the Sheriffs Dept. on a warrant for theft. Dunahee is charged with the theft of a transmission from a 1967 Chevrolet owned by Jerry Holzhauer, 739te W. Madison St. The offense is said to have occurred on Nov.

19, 1971. Dunahee appeared in court yesterday, where bondwas set at $2,500, and his case was continued to April 12 at 1:30 p.m. for a preliminary hearing. He is in Livingston County Jail in lieu of bond. funeral held The funeral for William Slock, 35, Anaheim, a former Pontiac resident, was held Wednesday at 11 a.nx at Grace Episcopal Church.

The Rev. Chester LaRue, rector, officiated, Burial was in South Side Cemetery. Pallbearers were- Jack Saletko, Jerry Jones, Bert LoPiccalo, Fred Croft all of Pontiac; Ray Coffey, Flanagan, and Perry Holing, Fairbury. jipare suggests: If you want, on the high school board of education, an honest, courageous, experienced school man who is sincerely concerned about the best possible education and opportunities for ail young people and who listens and asks questions before he speaks and writes his convictions on a wide variety of community matters, vote for Ralphs. King Saturday P.M., April 8th at the Central Elementary School in Pontiac, Illinois This ad paid for by Nelson H.

Seng of AAattoon, IIL-- "a good friend" CHIEF CITY MOTORS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH on HOWARD STREET Guests of Mr. and Mrs. spent part of last week with the Raymond Jensen, 1 Manor Lowell Kigar family in Drive, were his brother, Napoleon, Ohio. Mrs. Kigar is Charles Jensen, and wife and the Kaisners' daughter, their daughter Jill of Ish- Easter guests of Mr.

and Mrs. peming, Mich. Other visitors Marshall Follett, 414 W. Lincoln were Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Jensen were Fred Allen, Joliet, and and family of Polo and Charles Miss Mary Allen, a student at Roy Zebell former area man. dies Jensen of Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. Wagner, 509 W. Livingston returned Monday from San Diego, where they spent two weeks visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. and Mrs- James Ramey, and sons. Mr.

Wagner's mother, Mrs. Dora who had been visiting her son Owen and family of Whittier the past six weeks, returned to Pontiac with them. Ronald K. Fellheimer for Pontiac Township High School Board. Your support will be appreciated.

Ad. paid by R. K. Fellheimer. Mr.

and Mrs. Vernon Klein, Roy 1508 S. Oak.St have returned Chicago Medical Center. Stretch your dollar's value -shop at Crouch's Sale Corner -located at Clevengers Store. More items are added constantly! Crouch's.

Advertisement. Jerry Verdun, a student at St. Paul's Seminary, St. Paul, his mother, Mrs. Quentin Stoeckel, Odell, and his grandmother, Mrs.

Angie Mann of Pontiac, called on Mr. and Mrs. Omar Mann at Livingston Apte. on Tuesday. Miss Pauline Bergman, daughter of air.

andMrs. Russell Bergman, 111 Lowell has been named to the Dean's List at Illinois State University. Donald Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

L. Chapman, K. of C. 854 ANNUAL SMELT FRY Friday, April 7, 1972 5:30 P.M. 'Til 1:00 A.M.

PONTIAC K. of C. HAIL DONATION $1.50 AGLE Ph. 847-1692 Open 6:30 Prog.6;45-9;Q3 Cont. Sun.

1:45 Prog. Sun. 1: p.m. STARTS TODAY BLACKSTONE Patrick Zebell, 63, 208 Water from Carrollton, Tex. where Streator, formerly of they visited their son-in-law and Blackstone, died at 11:30 p.m.

daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joel 517 S. Mill has graduated Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital, -Rainier, and son Michael and from the College of DuPage in Streator.

He had been ill some also with Mr. Rainer's parents Glen Ellyn, and expects to enter time. Mr- and Mrs. Joseph Rainier. His funeral will be at 10 a.m.

Mrs. Raleigh J. Harris Sr. Worsham Mortuary College in Chicago in the fall. He is now Friday at St.

Anthony's Catholic and Miss Betty Harris, 104 E. employed at the Leonard --in 1 Oimrioti Memorial Home in Glen Ellyn. Many more dresses -sportswear items, etc. have jut been added to our Sale Corner located at Clevengers Mens Store. Crouch's.

Advertisement. Mrs. Fern Nolan and family, 915 E. Prairie have returned Church in Streator. "Burial will returned Sunday be in the church cemetery.

fromDelray where Friends may call at the Solon they visited Mr. and Mrs. Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Howard JVLegg. Miss Harris today.

A liturgical service will was on a from The be at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. Leader. Mr. Zebell was born March- Mrs.

C. Sterry Long, 410 E. 17,1909, in Odell, a son of Allen Water returned Tuesday He, married where she TALK iny, surgical." "Newlin, Fairfaury, surgical. Hattie Baldauf, Chatsworth, medical. Wallace McClug, Forrest, medical.

Victor Arnold, Forrest, medical. William Thacker, Chenoa, surgical. Mrs. Flossie Lehmann, Fairbury, medical. DISMISSED Robert Gillespie, Forrest Mrs.

Louella Tribley, Fairbury. Miss Hazel Smith, Lexington. Joseph Delaney, Forrest. Mrs. Myra Lawrence, Fairbury.

mother, Chicago; four daughters; Mrs. Gary Miller and Mrs. Mary Nicklin, Streator; Mrs. Eugene Bronson, Columbus Junction, Iowa, and Miss Sandra, at home; three sons, Charles, with the U.S. Navy, Washington, B.C.; Ralph, Roekland, and David, Sitka, 16 grandchildren; a great-grandchild; four brothers, and three sisters.

He was preceded in death by his father, a brother and sister. Mr. Zebell, who spent a number of years in the Blacks tone and Odell areas was a retired welder. Notice: I need 25 more adults Wayland, Iowa, to fill my bus to Bloomington Mr. and Mrs.

April llth; leaves Salvation rom, 'A My son, JACK BRADY, is a candidate for the Pontiac Township High School Board of Education. IfeelJack will be a refreshing and enthusiastic asset to the board if you elect him so VOTE FOR JACK BRADY WHEN: Saturday, April 8th WHERE: Central School TIME: 12 noon to 7 p.m. Let JACK BRADY help design our children's education in a fashionable way. This is Rosemary Brady asking you TRY HIM YOU'LL LIKE HIM! PONTIAC SEED HOUSE Jfi W. MADISON When you think of LAWNS GARDENS think of us Cabbage Pansies Seed potatoes Onion plants Burpee seeds in.

bulk Glads Dahlias Lilies. Allis-ChaimersRoto-Tillers SPRAY YOUR FRUIT TREES NOW TEAMSTER CONSTRUCTION WORKERS All Members of Teamster Local working under the construction agreement. There will be a meeting Thursday Night at 7:30 p.m., April 6, 1972, at Pontiac Hall, 900 North Ladd, to discuss terms of contract. There will be a vote taken. JAY HOCKENBERRY, Business Representative Army Hdqtrs.

at 8:30 a m. Includes tour of ISU grounds, Beich Candy dinner, at the Smorgasbord. $4.00 fare Deludes everything---ph. 8421536 or see me at 712 Payson by April 8th. Mrs.

Louise Larkin. Advertisement. Easter dinner guests of Mr. andMrs; Wilbert Henkei, 521 W. a Grove St, were Mrs.

Don McCabe of Kankakee; Miss Kristi Henkei, Decorah, Iowa; MikeDuDash. Urbana; Mr. arid Mrs. Lester Henkei, Graym6nt; Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Persenaire, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henkei and Merritt, Flanagan, and Miss Diane Henkei of Champaign. "Focus on Nursing Practice," a workshop for area registered nurses will be held April 6 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Bloomington.

The workshop will be sponsored by District 6 of the Illinois Nurses Association. 'Ronald K. Fellheimer for Pontiac Township High School Board. Your support will be appreciated. Ad.

by R. K. Fellheimer. Speeding charge Crayon Dunlap, 20, Chicago, was charged with speeding when the Sheriff's Dept. arrested him yesterday.

He posted-bond and was released. Carolos Hammer, Forrest and Mr. and Mrs." Harold Green, Fairbury, had Easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hammer and family of Fairbury.

Associate News Loren S. McDugle, 17, Pontiac, $10, no wheel tax City Police arrest. GeryH. Thorson, 20, speeding, State Police arrest. John F.

Harris, 17, Pontiac, $10, illegal mufflers, State Police arrest Donald J. Johns, 21, Saunemin, $10, improper lane usage, State Police arrest. James E. DeZarn, 21, Ancona, $10, illegal mufflers, State Police arrest. Stephen V.

Somers, 23, Fairbury, $10, failed to yield right of way, State Police arrest. Marriage licenses John J. Bumba and Lucille M. Tucker, both of Blackstone. HELD OVER 2nd Hit Week! All they wanted was their chance to be he gave it to them.

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