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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1968
Page
3
The Marshall Herald lists subscription at 2.00 yearly and local ad rate at 35c per column inch. Classified ads are 20c per line. Published weekly by Wabash Valley Printing at Marshall Illinois with editor Carlos Stewart.
Congressman Springer warns in a post Kennedy shooting statement that crime is a public tragedy demanding immediate action. He cites rising national crime rates, calls for stronger enforcement and supports Safe Streets and Crime Control legislation and Eisenhower commission studies.
Before a family trip check shocks and springs for overload and update with heavy duty parts if needed. Have tires inspected for cracks and proper load rating and ensure engine can handle the load to reduce fatigue and improve handling and safety.
The report says a cabinet level committee may study private sectors including public utilities as sources of inflation. It argues investor owned utilities help stabilize inflation by keeping electric rates low, noting utilities are tightly regulated and consumers can verify rate trends themselves.
A crowd will gather June 22 and 23 at Greenfield Village Dearborn Michigan for the Muzzle Loaders Festival featuring Civil War era and earlier guns. Competitions on day one focus on individuals representing pre 1860 styles while day two features Civil War units in team events. Visitors may see live firing demonstrations a Gatling Gun and Civil War cannon and tour all village displays for the price of a village ticket.
The Chicago Motor Club launches Bring Back Alive in Illinois and Indiana to emphasize safer holiday driving over grim death forecasts. Chief Joe Ryan backs a positive approach with six trailer handling skills and practice tips for merging, turning, passing, braking, stopping and backing up to reduce accidents during peak travel.
Computers like UNIVAC 1108 are revolutionizing weather prediction by delivering 24 hour forecasts in about 14 hours and moving toward two week forecasts. The system stores millions of words of data and runs at billions of instructions per forecast, enabling near casualty free disaster planning and daily decisions.
The preservation of Northern California coastal redwoods is cited as a landmark conservation success. More than 130000 acres are set aside in parks and forests, with 175 million trees eight feet in diameter or larger preserved. The article notes sustained yield forestry and future replacement forests as policy guidance.
In the Fifth Judicial Circuit Illinois Clark County probate, the estate of Anna Pulver deceased No. 68-P-37. Administered since June 7 1968 to John M. Hollenbeck with address 220 S 6th St Marshall Illinois 62441. August 5 1968 is the claim date for the estate. Claims must be filed with the Clerk of the court and mailed or delivered to the administrator and attorney. Dated June 7 1968. Eugene S S Spottis Clerk of court Clark County Illinois. John M. Hollenbeck Attorney 220 S 6th St Marshall Illinois
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