Timeline
Timeline
July 14, 2005
1956: On May 10, a fire and explosion rocks the newspaper's
Washington Street offices. Still, the paper comes out the following day.
1959: On Labor Day, the body of 26-year-old Pan American Games athlete
Renaldo Duncan Arantes is found in Naperville. The murder remains
unsolved.
1963: November's last edition leads off with a photo of the post office
flagpole at half-staff and the reactions of Naperville schoolchildren
to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
1964: Ora O'Donnell joins The Sun as one of the nation's first female sports editors.
1965: The Sun moves into new quarters at 9 W. Jackson Ave. Subscribers number 5,500.
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