Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 60

hicaao QEribune TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1967 Tornado Cleanup Progresses Snow Blankets Chicago Area MIG Bases Bombed 3 U. 1 i 1 1 1 A TRIBUNE Staff Photo Vast damage of last Friday's tornado which struck Lake Zurich and the vicinity as viewed from a low-flying helicopter. Extent of the damage in this area was not accented early, since the loss of lives in Oak Lawn and Belvidere overshadowed even the tremendous property loss in other communities. (Story on page 1) TRIBUNE Staff Photo Firemen standing by at 9550 McVicker av, Oak Lawn, yesterday while a house adjudged a total loss of tornado damage was burned under supervision. This was one of houses destroyed in the cleanup as residents of the suburb went about tasks of clearing the stricken area of storm debris.

4 1 i I v.s: -1 1 V. A I-- i I UPI Telephoto Five Russian-built MIG fighter planes are discernible, parked in bays, at Hoa Lac air field, 19 miles west of Hanoi in reconnaissance photo made prior to yesterday's bombing attack on the field by American flyers. Attacks against two MIG bases were the first launched on the North Viet Nam strongholds. (Story on page 1) PlSlPv 1. 4 Tornado funnel which touched down in Oak Lawn Friday pictured in view southward along Harlem avenue from 87th street.

Photo was made by Elmer Johnson of La Grange as storm was about a mile distant. (Story on page 1) I' i I ft i ir' AP Wirephoto American reconnaissance plane flying above Kep 'I air field, northwest of Hanoi, prior to yesterday's day-' light bombing raid against the field. -i' -XX f- i I I 1 :4.f:s; A TRIBUNE Staff Photo AP Wirephoto TRIBUNE Staff Photo: By Art Kozelka Chicagoland's vagrant spring weather, bringing death and destruction from tornadoes, and unseasonable warmth and then sudden chill, produced this scene of beauty in Downers Grove near 55th street yesterday. The snow contributed to a record-breaking amount for 1967, but was quickly dissipated by sunshine. (Story on page 12) Joseph Lambert and Edward Werner testing new high pressure fire hose nozzles yesterday on the lake front north of Navy pier.

(Story on page 3) Visiting Austin to address Texas legislature, Vice President Humphrey greeted Mrs. Luci Nugent with a hug. At right is Gov. John Connally. (Storif on page 4).