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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1966

Page

1

Harold Wilson Wins Election By Big Margin

Harold Wilson returns to No 10 after a sweeping Labor victory over Edward Heath and the Conservatives. Returns projected a majority of at least 95 seats, with Wilson pledging to stabilize sterling, curb wages and prices, and pursue tougher action toward Ian Smith's Rhodesia regime. Foreign policy remarks reinforce continued support for U S action in Vietnam, despite left wing pressure.

London Harold Wilson No. 10 Downing Street Edward Heath Wilson House of Commons Labor Ian Smith Smith Viet Michael Stewart Viet Nam Stewart

Board Explains Tax Increase

The Morris Grade School Board explains a proposed Morris Elementary Schools building program. The district in 1957 may be over $50,000,000, potentially lowering the tax rate increase to about 19 cents per $100 assessed. Educational fund costs rise with more services and students, requiring more teachers equipment and supplies.

Voters to decide on building two schools and Garfield addition

Voters in School District No. 54 on April 9 will decide on a building program not to exceed 1.4 million dollars for two new schools and Garfield School addition. Bonds issued would run from one to twenty years with an estimated tax impact about 8.5 percent higher in 1967 than 1965 based on an assessed valuation of 33.5 million.

Tugboat Captain Reverses Tow to Ride Wind Down River

A river boat captain on the Illinois Waterway near Morris faced a high west wind with six empty barges in tow. He reversed the tug’s course and dragged the tow downstream in reverse to stabilize the line and prevent the barges from bobbing like corks in the gusts.

Illinois Morris

Easter page reminder and Palm Sunday services listed

Readers are reminded of a special Easter page running today in the Morris Daily Herald. Palm Sunday services at all Morris churches are listed for your convenience.

Morris Daily Herald

Illinois county boards urged to shrink and reform

Springfield AP The Illinois Association of County Officials was advised to prepare for reapportionment of county boards and to plan smaller boards. Maurice Scott urged creating a county administrator office and cited malapportionment claims as a reason for reform.

Springfield Ill Illinois Association of County Officials Maurice Scott Taxpayers Federation of Illinois Scott Illinois Attorney General Illinois U.S Supreme Courts Illinois Association Circuit Court Sangamon County State Senate

Weekend cloudiness with likely showers Sunday forecast

The Weather Bureau reports Saturday will be mostly sunny and colder tonight with a low near 30. Thursday’s high at Collins Weather Station reached 56 with a 29 low, and today it was 48 at 9 a.m.

Weather Bureau Collins Weather Station

Firemen's Union Heads for Court

The railroad firemen's union seeks the U S Court of Appeals to overturn a temporary injunction as a nationwide strike halts service on eight major lines. Wirtz urged 8 000 strikers back while Gilbert prepared legal challenges amid a broad industrial disruption.

Washington W. Willard Wirtz General Motors Corp Michigan Detroit Flint Pontiac Mich Ohio Texas Ford Chrysler Kansas City Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive H.E. Gilbert Wirtz Gilbert Johnson U.S. Court of Appeals U.S. Dist Alexander Holtzoff Holtzoff Boston Savannah Los Angeles

Strike disrupts rail movement cripples Southern Illinois industry

The Southern Illinois strike by railroad firemen cuts rail coal shipments and halts production at Borg-Warner Norge and Allen Industries. Centralia’s Illinois Central car repair shop closes as 815 workers stay idle. Ozark Airlines expects no major passenger surge ahead of Monday.

Centralia Ill Southern Illinois Herrin Borg-Warner Corporation Norge Allen Industries Corp Illinois Central Ozark Airlines

Attorney General Rules on Expenses for Contractors

Attorney General William G. Clark ruled that Secretary of State Paul Powell may legally pay transportation related expenses to independent contractors like administrative consultant Charles C. Smith. Smith, earning 21,600 dollars yearly plus expenses, resigned after questions about his accounts. Porcaro of Springfield had quit earlier following criticism of expenses tied to a license raid on a Champaign tavern frequented by UI students.

Springfield Ill William G. Clark Paul Powell Clark Powell Charles C. Smith Smith Frank Porky) Porcaro Porcaro Champaign University of Illinois

Enrollment Blank For Six Week Marriage Education Program

Interested individuals may pick up a registration blank on page 4 of the Morris Daily Herald for a six week program on Marriage and Family Life Education sponsored by the Greater Morris Community Council. Registration is returnable to the high school guidance office churches the courthouse or the Morris Daily Herald. First meetings are at 7 30 p m April 11 at Morris Community High School with Dr Barry Seng speaking on Personal Life and Adjustment.

Greater Morris Community Council Morris Daily Herald Morris Community High School Barry Seng

Eight and one half cent tax proposed for junior college district

A finance committee recommends an eight and one half cents per $100 valuation tax for a new class I junior college district covering Will Grundy and parts of Kendall counties. The plan aims to fund educational program costs with state aid tuition and this tax while signaling a future building fund of about two cents.

Will Grundy Kendall Plainfield James Grumley Joliet Grumley John Birkholz Joliet Junior College Atty Kenneth Timm Central Committee Susan Wood Morris Chicago Miss Woods William Glasscock Will County DuPage

Kidnapper Silent After Daniel Goldman Abduction

In Miami Beach a gunman abducted 18 year old Daniel Goldman from his Surfside home after demanding 20 000 dollars. The victim was forced to dress at gunpoint and was taken in a family car. The car was found later that morning and no sign of either the kidnapper or the youth had appeared.

Miami Beach Fla Daniel Goldman Daniel Goldmans

Three Americans Die in Saigon Terrorist Attack

In Saigon a 10-story U S billet was struck by a terrorist attack killing three Americans and at least three Vietnamese and wounding 143. Vietnamese police detained two suspects, and higher tensions surfaced as protests against Premier Ky surged nationwide.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Binh Dinh Strategic Air Command Quang Tri Province Laos Air Force Navy North Viet Nam Vinh Magia Pass North Vietnamese Panhandle U.S. Victoria Nguyen Cao Ky da Nang Samuel B. Thomson Hue Pham Xuan Chien Nguyen Chanh Thi Thi Junta Qui Nhon Kyapsone National Solidarity Can Tho Mekong

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