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Jacksonville Journal, Jacksonville, Jan. 7 1970 Mission Group Sets Meeting At Winchester (Continued From Page 16) On the refreshment committee for the next moctmg will he Adelle Knapp. Ruth Wallace. Beilhey Burrus and Edward Wild. Following the meeting the social hour was in charge of Frances Turner, Ann Cunningham.

Delia Dunham and James Dolen. Marriage Scott County Cleric dances 10f' 'pionS 51 Crabtree has issued the follow wm ing marriage licenses; Says Money oo Tight Thursday at the Extension office. Anyone wishing to becomc a member or to visit will be welcome, 11 The bw committee includes Gary and Jo EddingerJ WASHINGTON (AP) Tom Tipsword. the Mumford tary of Labor George P. Shultz family and the James Moore said Tuesday the government family.

has tightened the mon Royal Neighbors Meet Cy supply too much in the Nixon The local Royal Neighbors of battle against America Chapter met Monday inflation, and urged the evening at the IOOF Hall in Winchester. An installation of officers will be held January 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF Hall. More plans will be announced later. PNG To Meet The Past Noble Grand Club Donald Tongman and Dorothy Porter, both of Winchester.

Larry Alan Sarff, Streator, and Kathleen Jane Sandman. Winchester. Receive Word of Birth Word of the birth of a daughter to Staff Sgt and Mrs David meet Friday evening at 6 m. at the IOOF Hall for a potluck supper. New officers will be installed and husbands of members will be guests.

On the committee in charge are Margaret Helen Kinison. Lucille Weder, and Lillie Hanback. Structure Class If fid be eased. monetary restrictions are too said Shultz, the first Nixon administration official to suggest that the stiff White House economic policies to cool the economy have gone too far. think there needs to be a drastic change in the restraints.

but there should not be such a drastic he said of Federal Reserve Board policies that have boosted interest rates to the highest level in a century. Shultz said he was expressing a personal view and did not know whether other Nixon administration economists agreed Funeral Services Chriitian Gehring I Fred E. Funeral services for Christian BEARDSTOWN Funeral Gehring, husband of the former services for Pred E. Page! will Irene S. Lukeman of Jackson- be conducted at 1 p.m.

Wed- ville will be at 10 am nesday at the Northcutt runeral Thursday at Chuich of Our Home. Reverend Edward M. Saviour. Interment will be in Lang will officiate with inter- Diamond Grove cemetery. to he in Beardstown City The family will meet friends cemetery, at the Gillham-Buchanan Funeral Home 7 to 9 p.m.

Wednesday. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. UNISEX LOOK makes It hard to tell from today. In left photo, long hair, velvet slacks, boots and maxi-coat might seem to Indicate a young woman unloading an auto. On turning around, however, the turns out to be a male advocate of mod fashion in London's Carnaby Street.

been Cherry has been received here The Winchester Junior Wo with him But he added he be- She was born December 24 at Club held a federation lieved Dr. Paul McCracken. Cordell Community hospital in structure class Monday evening chairman of the at the home of Mrs. Roland Council of Economic Advisers IIIIcllllo Todd. may also be his Present were Mrs.

James head about this Taylor. Mrs. Ronnie Hoots, Mrs.1 McCracken declined to com- Henry Likes, Mrs. Cory Hub ment. bert, Mrs.

Norman Fossard, i Asked at a news conference Mrs. Charles Yelm, Mrs. Wayne whether he thought continued Kilver, Mrs. James Sires and tight money policies might the hostess, Mrs. Todd.

bring on danger of an economic It was Cordell, Okla. and has named Jennifer IxMgh. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Blackburn and Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Cherry, all of Winchester, Altar Society to Meet The Altar Society of St Mark's Catholic church will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the church Dropped From Ballot The Weather Elsewhere mois By The SPRINGFIELD, III. CAP) Albany, cloudy i Collinsville lawyer W. Dakin Albuquerque, snow announced that the recession.

Shultz said history Williams who had sought the Atlanta, snow postponed board meeting would shows that prolonged period Democratic nomination for U.S. Boise, Hostesses will I Mrs. Ber be held Thursday at 7:30 of very tight money produces a Senator was removed from the Boston, cloudy and Mrs.nard Moore Smith. Baptist Activities Several holiday activities were held at the Grace Baptist church in Winchester, the first being a Christmas program en titled Unto which included members from the cradle roll through adult classes. The program and gift ex- Jack the home of Mrs.

Russell on the economy. Brown with Mrs. James Taylor money supply has been as co-hostess. practically constant for some The regular meeting, a supper, months said Shultz, an will he held at 6:30 p.m Jan- economist and former dean of ballot Tuesday by the State Buffalo, cloudy Electoral Board. Chicago, clear Williams, brother of play- Cleveland, snow wright Tennessee Williams, had Denver, clear sought to oppose State Treasurer Des Moines, clear Associated Press High Pr.

27 -4 31 4 38 33 23 8 31 24 21 8 11 2 20 18 .03 22 -10 Israel, Egypt Trade Strikes Across Suez Frank Taggart MEREDOSIA Funeral services for Frank Taggart will be conducted at the Schaefer Barbara J. Withee McManus Funeral Home at 2 P.m-^ed- Funeral services for Barbara ncsday. Reverend i 2 Boston will officiate with burial Jean Withee McManus will be al 2 Wednesday at Cody ,0 ln Oakland cemetery. and Son Memorial Home. Rev.

Dale Robb will officiate. Inter- PLEA sa HILL Funeral ment will be in Diamond Grove service, for George T. Hagen cemetery. Friends may call conducted at the Ward at the funeral home until time Home in Pleasant of services. Hill at 2 pm.

Wednesday. Reverend Russell Price and Lyndel Taylor will officiate and burial will be in Crescent ices for Guy W. Lynn will he comclorv hold al 2 m. Wedmdej al cemetery. the Gainer Funeral Home.

Rev. Audy Burklow, pastor of the Ashland Baptist church, will officiate. Interment will be in the Ashland cemeterv. Guy W. Lynn ASHLAND Funeral serv Raymond N.

Bartley Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Lorainc Irving Bartley. cemetery. TEL AVIV (AP) Israeli of Ray Bartley. will and Egyptian jets traded strikes a Wednesday 75 across the Suez Canal Tuesday Memorial while Israeli aircraft pounded Lovelady will Cooley MT.

STERLING Funeral services for Cleve Cooley will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Hufnagel Funeral Home with Rev. Cale Manley officiat- Burial will be in Benville 1 -10 uary 15 at the Slagle Ranch the University of Chicago Grad- Adlai E. Stevenson III, the Detroit, clear 19 3 Inn. Hostesses are Miss Donna uate School of Business.

party-endorsed candidate in the Fairbanks, clear and Mrs. Larry Exton. we keep the stranglehold March 17 primary. Fort Worth, clear Cancellations of reservations on the money supply, the pros- The electoral board upheld oh- Helena, snow may be made with the hostesses pects are for more signs of jections to nominating Honolulu, cloudy through the evening of January slowing in the economic indica- petitions brought by Granite City Jacksonville, rain -IS 29 18 1 -16 88 13. tors that we he said.

79 87 27 The program will be a film Cairo Parade Permit Ruling change included 180 people. In charge of the activities were or Shaila Bell. Lois Miller and Personals Dixie Benton. Mr. and Mrs.

Darryl Sum- At a New Watch Partv mers of Meredosia visited his with the youth of the church mother, Mrs. Howard Summers charee film. About was shown. Following Pvt. Tom Lawson left Sunday a recreation period and the'mnrning from the St.

Louis air- serving of refreshments a sec- for Ft. Dix, N.J., where DANVILLE, III. fed- ond film he will embark for Germany. court ruling Monday struck was shown. The service with a panel discussion .06 .11 48 1.78 16 .07 5 Arab guerrilla bases in Leba- officiate and interment will be non.

the Israeli military com- 'n 9 cemetery at Mere- mand said The Israeli air raids over the canal came after the Israelis claimed killing nine Egyptian commandos who raided the east bank Monday night. may call at the funeral home until time of services. Lowell Reon Hughes GRIGGSVILLE Funeral services for Lowell Reon Hughes will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Griggsville Church of Christ with Brother Robert M. Allen officiating.

Interment will be in Waverly East ceme- Dcmocrat Terryl W. Francis. Juneau, snow Francis objected, charging 244 Kansas tity, cloudy 20 names were duplicated in the Angeles, cloudy 69 42 petitions and one person signed Louisville, cloudy 23 16 .20 losses and said the Egyptians various names on 27 of the peti- Memphis, clear 25 16 .20 retreated under a cover of artil Mrs. Minnie Jester Bisting GRIGGSVILLE Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Jester Bisting will be at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Griggsville United tery. An Egyptian military commu-1 Methodist church with inter- Friends may call from 7 to mque said the commandos 'ment to be in Bethel cemeterv 9 pm Wednesday at the Skin- 5CCl0r oflin the arca ner Funeral Home here. canal, killing a large num-l Friends may call al Ihe Skin- ber of Israel soldiers and de- ncr Funeral Home until 1 p.m Fticser stroying an outpost, a tank and Wednesday. i Funeral servkes for Miss jeep. The Israelis denied the funeral scmces lot Miss tions.

Williams conceded there were 244 persons whose names may have appeared on more than one petition. He contended there was nothing wrong with having 25 Miami, cloudy 76 68 New Orleans, cloudy 46 36 .71 New York, 35 31 Okla. City, clear 29 10 Omaha, cloudy 12 -10 Philadelphia, snow 26 21 Phoenix, cloudy 59 28 prayer. In charge of the party were Richard and Bob Dawdy, Judi and Jane Franklin and Becky and Rickard White. 4-H Club To Meet ended Mr.

and Mrs. Allx-rt Mclntire down a Cairo. HI. parade-permit wjon j( wUh (h Pittsburgh, snow 26 21 and and Glenn and Emily Summers ordinance and held that city of- Pt and, dear 29 15 ficials had unconstitutionally en- 8 cloudy 39 31 forced another statute to block the peUllon' visited their grandmother, Mrs. Howard Summers Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Johnson civil rights demonstrations. Rapid City, clear Richmond, sleet Judge Hcnrv S. Wise in U.S PpillimlPIN I 111(111 St' clear took their son, Tom, to the St.

I District Court'ruled the 1963 pa caH13lClI5 1 IIIUII 14 -I 37 30 4-H Club To Meet Louis airport where he left for rade ordinance unconstitutional I (tf The Town and Country 4-H Sam Houston, after because it gave officials UOHlcUKlS iik mAAt nt OA 'ini'nHinn hp i An Wajre Hikes WASHINGTON (AP) giant Teamsters Union The will club will meet at 7:30 m. spending the holidays here most unrestrained discretion to Miss Helen Smith. Miss Julia deny an application for a pa- Wisdom. Mrs. Kate Glossop.

rade P. V. Wright and Miss regulation called for per- Ruth Reeder visited Mrs. Klsic application to be made to a Thomas at the Baptist Mothers three-man board 10 days in ad- Home in lrden Sunday. vance and that the request be touch off a major labor battle Miss Margaret 0 Donnell of investigated by the city police with the trucking industry su tiiiiik cs spent the weekend chief.

Judge Wise called the Wednesday by demanding 45 sential. Car necessary. Appiv Mrs process cumbersome and with- per cent wage hikes over three at 711 Farmers Slale Bank Wri.hl r.tllrnrf|out standards- I years for 450.000 workers. Building. from Belleville Thf W0 lhat Cair0 l'nion and industry home rridd mi me fICials had acted unconstitution- confirmed Tuesdav the Team- to where she spent the holdiays in 1(BM tne eam.

with relatives. Salt Lk. City, cloudy 26 San Diego, 70 Seattle, clear 44 Tampa, cloudy 66 Washington, 38 Winnipeg, cloudy 0-14 0 7 33 33 59 1.22 30 lery fire. Egypt apparently suffered some of its heaviest losses in recent weeks of raids and skirmishes along the blocked waterway. Egyptian jets swept across the canal early Tuesday and both ends of the Israeli-held bank.

An Israeli spokesman said there were no casualties or I damage. The first of the two reported Egyptian air raids was launched by four MIG 17s near El Qantara in the northern sec- .08 tor. .01 Later .01 .01 .15 services Laura Fuggcr, formerly of Roodhouse, will be held at the Southern Funeral Home in St. Elizabeth Ann Canps PITTSFIELD Funeral scr- vices for Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Louis at 1 p.m.

Friday. Burial Capps will be conducted at wjn be in a St. Louis cemetery. Calvary Baptist church in Pitts- Friends may call at the fu- field at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, neral home Thursday evening.

Reverend Frank Clavbourne will officiate with burial to be Robert Etter in Crescent Heights cemetery WAVERLY Funeral ser- at Pleasant Hill. vices for Robert Etter are Friends may call at the Sutter scheduled at 2 p.m. Thursday Funeral Home until noon Wed- at the Neece Funeral Home, nesday. The body will lie in Waverly, Reverend Kenneth state at the church from 12:30 Conant officiating. Burial will p.m.

until time of services. be in Waverly cemetery. Friends may call at the Ruben R. Weimer funeral home from 7-9 p.m. BEARDSTOWN Funeral tonight.

services for Ruben R. Weimer SU7 will be held Wednesday at 2 NAME TAKERS for new Jacksonville City Directory. Good handwriting and spelling es FORMER CASS RESIDENTS IN AUTO ACCIDENT four Sukhoi fighter-bombers hit north of p.m. at the Cline Funeral Home) l-l ip I pvi iC port Suez in the southern sector. I here.

The Rev. William Brown- io An Egyptian military spokes- ing will officiate. Burial will man in Cairo said an Israeli be in City cemetery. Skyhawk warplane was shot --------down Tuesday afternoon by an- Rov F. Mason tiaircraft guns while attempting Requiem mass for Roy F.

Dies Tuesday ASHLAND Among four per- to raid Egyptian positions in Mason will be offered at 11 a.m. COLOR TV customer not paying repair sell for $50 over repair bill. WHITE APPLIANCE CENTER Lincoln Square Shopping Center WANTED Waitress, evening work, meals and hospitalization furnished, vacation. sons injured in a two-car crash Suez, Green Island and the At on Illinois 97 south of Salisbury areas and seen 11 in nnfnrrinr a loco late Saturday were Mr. and ing on fire in the Egyoun Moust stcrs W1" ask three-year pact Mrs.

Arthur Rciser Sr. of sa region. Thursday at Church of Our Sav- Mrs. Hattie Lewis, 75, of 301 W. Beecher died Tuesday afternoon at Passavant hospital.

She was born Jan. 2, 1895, iour. Burial will be in Calvary daughter of E. A. and Martha cemetery.

Lacey Daniel. She was married Phone 245-2134. Astronaut Alan Bean Grounded emergency ordinance that ti an hmir Arinur n.imher of The family wil1 meet friends in 1914 to Oliver Lewis, who powers the mavor to declare a MnR an hour Petersburg, formerly of Ash- IlG sdl(1 a nunJbei of at the Williamson Funeral died in 1953. UIC Iliayui lO UlUldie vear an(j 75 cents an hour oHnmnleil curfcw and ban the sale of liquor anH lu7, 'and. guns an ammunition in case of or unlawful According to police reports wXsdaT be Zn'Z Egyptians claimed their ho- The decision said that in en- a car being driven by their son.

fi rcing the statute last Septcm- wage demands alone Arthur Reiser 40, of Chi- fm-tifir anH ramnc anH there was no curfew or amount to per cent of Cago, which was hit headon by i fore ber sales ban 8 p.m. Kopechne cal drivers, who make up the car was suit bulk of the Teamsters, are cur- instead the mavor CUI Icnl average pay of the an oncoming car driven by 73- i banned gatherings two'w drivers-both local yeaMW John WilleU of The I "aelf raunter'trike on lane targets in Ihe southern (Continued From Page One) ine ruling came on a suit: oum 01 tne teamsters, are cur- no tickets were issued pending of lllc canal lasted for alongside the pond, then walked filed in September by the pre- rently paid $4 an hour while nuesUonina of tte taiuS all m0.reJ;ian an hour' the Is.raehs back to the cottage, dominantly b'ack UnitedI Front long haul drivers receive be- of whom were taken st atll Once there, he said, he re- The United Front, a coalition of tween $6 and $7 an hour. John.s hospitai in Springfield. Industry sources predicted Willett was admitted in ser trucking firms will be in an ious condition with multiple more persons, picketing. The ruling came on 1-6- High School Graduates College Transfers Veterans HARDIN BUSINESS COLLEGE New Classes Day, Jan.

5 Feb. 2, 1970 Night, Jan. 12 Feb. 2. 1970 Beginning, review advanced enter grounded "for administrative in econ- union demands than they were hospital were the tf-G reasons He declined to elabo- southern tin of threc years whcn the indus' who sustained chest I ate bllt Said a more spetltk I trv pnnHnptnH a 1 Paul of Hampton, five daughters, Mary, wife of Hubert Rodgers, Juanita, wife of Robert Brogdon and Dorothy, wife of Lloyd Wilson, all of Jacksonville; Martha, wife of John Nally, Springfield and Linda, wife of Robert Williams, also of Springfield.

Mrs. Lewis also leaves three sisters: Bessie Wade of Chi- On the Lebanese frontier, Israeli jets pounded Arab guerrilla concentrations on the western parades and city and long haul drivers. Lo- said' "the Wfflett COLOR TV combination. AM- SPACE CENTER, Houston radio, 4-speed record fourth man lo changer. Due to husband be- walk (he surfaCe of the moon, mg transferred to California, tjcen grounded and forbid would like someone to take urn to fjv airplanes.

organizations, has been over low monthly payments. space agency spokesman! boycotting Cairo merchants WHITE APPLIANCE CENTER said Monday the astronaut was j'inee March, 1969, in an effort even tougher mood to resist the injuries Also admitted to the Lincoln Square Shopping Center grounded administrative in the econ- union demands than thev were hosniial werp thp elder scene with was James Daniel of Jacksonville; injuries and mon in a 45-minute raid, an Is- sometime after or- 21 giandchildren and 13 great- try conducted a three-day na- scalp lacerations and his wife, raeli spokesman said. der to undertake a new effort to grandchildren, tionwide lockout in response to Catherine, reported in fair The Lebanese said Israeli jets dive down and locate Miss Ko- was a member or the a rash of small Teamsters condition with injuries to both caused property damage but no i Springfield Cnurc ot uod. strikes. legs.

Their son was released, casualties in raids on the south-j The effort was fruitless, Ken-j shutting I from the hospital after receiv-j ern villages Xfar Hamam nedy said, and after telling! which are incomplete Egyptians or the Israelis. quested the help of two friends, my cousin Joseph Gargan and cago, Grace Prewitt of Fort and directed Collins, Colo, and Ollie Casey, brother, Paul Markham, them to return immediately to Woodland, speci reason may be released later. state. Bean would make no com- Judge Wise said: ment on the report. evidence adduced Grounding of a flier is usually jj! hearings in this case in- for medical reasons, hut the the plaintiffs (I 'nit-: We Their son was released, casualties in raids on the south- mind spokesman said that there was cd Front) and other members one trucking source ing emergency treatment for, and Rachay el Fokbar.

I Markham and Gargan no medical ailment involved. elass conducted their sa'd- We couldn't afford to do minor injuries. The raid came shortly after alarm Mary friends that Bean, a Navy captain, is a courses, stenographic, clerk- former jet test pilot with thou- typist, secretarial, accounting, sands of hours in jet. propeller business administration, il- and helicopter aircraft, ing, receptionist, IBM Key He has flown 27 different air- Punch business machines. during his aviation career Convenient tuition payment onte newsmen he had plans.

Visit college foi free n0 maJor msis in bulletin. HARDIN BUSINESS COLLEGE i i i. i moon landing mission. Flying a 111 Charles Conrad Bean D. L.

Hardin, President landed on the moon last Novem- ber. The two astronauts walked boycott and picketing activities i anything he added, unless in a peaceful and orderly man- the union substantially lowers rnniU. its demands. K1 He said city officials had re- Frank E. Fitzsimmons, acting IN ROODHOUSE sponded by arresting partici- president in the ab- serv- of the imprisoned union ices (or clarence Goodall ot the oidinances without legal ba- President James R.

Hoffa. will were held Saturday formally serve the demands at the Maekev Funeral Home an the lunar module pi- Wednesday on Trucking Em- in Roodhouse. The Rev. WiUiam on Apollo 12. the second representing some Martin officiated.

Organ music Israel freed a fourth Lebanese Kennedy had the two ASHLAND AREA civilian captured take him to the ferry crossing to irK VI'S TO commando raid across the bor- Martha's Vineyard. nr. der. The Israelis aie still hold-; fK HOST OPEN HOUSE ing 10 Lebanese soldiers and he ASHLAND Ashland area bafgainTg Democrats will sponsor their ing the release of an Israeli Kennedy the second time in four months. 0lJ?" i the border town of Metulla.

trCrUd Date' Guerrillas maintain they win Gov Richard declare business- The negotiations Pallbearers were Harold th ht martial law in 'cafrn usually set a pattern for the rest Walker, William Goodall, Rob- TAKE over payments a has refused to of the industrv. ert Goodall, John Barnard, m'erTn lo rendezvous in moon special action in the Cairo situ- Contracts expire March 31 Charles Arnold Richard Hicks, over 7 payments of $18 each the A 12 ation and Monday issued a state- Teamsters wage de- Burial was in the Hickory Grove or payments he reduced crewman. Richard Gordon. ment discussing his reasons. mands averaging 15 per ccnt a cemeteiv at Wlights.

smaller if necessary. Write martial law would year compare with a national Wheeler, P.O. Box 12H. deny to the people some of their I average of 8 per cent negotiated ROODHOUSE WSCS basic civil rights, including even for workers in all ma jor indus- MEET ING RESC HEDI LED the right of the gov- tries in 1969. mi rn.

AD ernor said. What the town a needs is not a repression of civil lmi tl i Qur thanks to all who made rights, but a new determination ve mm i i i trouble getting your re- our Anniversary a on the part of all citizens to i (Al will meet at the home of Mrs. us- memorable event to relatives the problems of hatred Romeos flocked here Rav Winter at 2 p.m. Serving WHITE APPLIANCE CENTER friends and neighbors for the anfl when they heard 72 attractive on the committee for the day Lincoln Square Shopping Center manv cards and statements teen-age girls were spending are Irma Harp, Betty Hamm, A very Special thanks to our and ricmands for martial law their vacation in a nearby coun- Mary Plahn, Mary Edwards, married woman for all possi- only exchange the nightwatch man in a direct deal with Israel and are reported seeking the re-jhe was somewhat more Jacksonville, Illinois. ROODHOUSE The date of I called the January meeting of the Roodhouse W.S.C.S.

has changed to Jan. 13. The group said he third annual open house from nightwatchman. kidnaped bv; a jumble 2'4 m. Saturday in the base- Arab guerrillas last week from emotion-grief, fear, doubt, tor- ture, panic, confusion, exhaus- Refreshments will be served tion and the acci- the meeting, which is open dent, and therefore report to all area Democrats.

it until the next morning, when Ashland Items he was somewhat more special consecration of lease of a number of infiltrators He did not say, however, why (te Church of Christ in Israeli jails. neither Markham nor Gargan Sunda reported the mishap, and pre- nj ht serviee at the churct; FIREMEN ANSWER sumably this was one of the are John Bradshaw, Glenn THREE ALARMS points covered in their testimo- Higgason, Bill Jacksonville firemen were ny Tuesday. car willing to do personal errands. Reliable. Journal Courier.

Write 5184 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clayton We wish to thank our friends 1 RCA color $75. 1 RCA color and relatives who remembered $175.

1 Admiral color $175. us with cards, calls and gifts tioned VV HITE APPLIANCE CENTER I on our 25th Wedding Anniver- have periodically patrolled the The metropolitan I Vniiura rnnlnr cqimi nothing to the maintenance the girls for their public safety for all residents fluential are all of Cairo." daughters of senior French po- Ogilvie said he was keeping in lice officers. close touch with state police sta- in Cairo. State troopers' son, Louise Christison and Eva Reynolds. River Stages St.

Louis 0.7 fall 0.2 Reardstown no change Havana 6.5 no chg. Lincoln Square Shopping Center sary. I violence-torn city since last Ankara, capital of Turkey, is Mr. and Mrs. ClydefGinder, June.

i about one million. population Peoria 11.6 no change LaSalle 10.5 fall 0.2 Grafton 15.2 fall 0.3 Blair and Rual Way. three times Tuesday The cookout that preceded the sixteen young members of the morning. Shortly before 1 a.m. accident coincided with the an- church of Christ visited Illini investigated a fire at nual Edgartown Sailing Regat- Christian Home at Michalson House on Last ta, which consists of several in- st.

Joseph last Saturday. Thev Chambers on the races. Kennedy partici- were accompanied by Mrs. campus. A fire was reported pated in one of the races and R0Se Hinds, Mrs.

Leta Ham- filpmpn arrivpH when finished ninth. mack, Reverend and Mrs. Dean Ross Richards, a wealthy Entrekin and Robert Lowery, Rumford, R.I., businessman youth minister, who placed first in that event, The Mocassa Youth rally will was another of those who testi- They were called for a false alarm at the ISD power house caused by a short in the automatic alarm system. A third alarm involved an electrical fire that burned a light pole on Spaulding Lane. Firemen stood by while the power company turned off the power.

The pole was then doused with water. Damage was minor. fied Tuesday. Richards was host to Kennedy aboard his boat for about an hour after the regatta. Also present to testify Tuesday were the five girls besides Miss Kopechne who attended the cookout.

be held at the Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m. Saturday with young people from South Fork Church of Christ of Springfield in charge of the program. Connecticut was admitted to the union on Jan. 9, 1788, as the fifth state..