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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1969

Page

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Zoning Board delays five apartment plan at 734 E Main St

Morris Zoning Board of Appeals postponed Ralph Shay driveway addition plan for five apartments at 734 E Main St after a Thursday public hearing. Petition seeks eight units with 15 car spaces. 30 residents opposed and 22 supported. Objectors urged maintenance of residential R II status. board considered alternatives including three units.

E. Main St Ralph Shay Morris Zoning Board of Appeals City Hall William Norton Anderson Beverage Shay Harold Pauline) Coleman Appeals Board Coleman Fred Walker Robert Coleman Ken Sereno Sereno Norton Wilbur Finfrock Willard Olson Art Narvick Tom Sheppard

Policeman Explains Non Duty Report on Lumber Accident

Officer William Sutton testified he went to the Rock Island tracks as a private citizen to view the 50 000 tons of lumber spill. He said he was invited by a local lumber firm and that the railroad should inform the public about the mishap. Police officials and state authorities echoed that stance while ICC inquiries were referred to Springfield with no reply.

William Sutton Rock Island Tracks Lincoln Ave Button Morris Donald Ward Grundy County Illinois Commerce Commission Chicago Springfield ICC

Bomb Blast Hits Athens Newspaper Office Estia

A home made bomb exploded at the entrance to the Estia offices in Athens causing minor damage but no injuries. The attack appears aimed at opponents of Greece's military dictatorship and marks the first time a newspaper office was targeted amid a wave of small explosions since the army seized power two years ago.

Athens Estia Today Greece Estia

Rebel Leader Masengo Executed in Kinshasa Fire Squad

Kinshasa radio reports the execution of rebel leader Sldephone Masengo by firing squad for the murder of Congo Vice Premier Jason Sendwe during a leftist uprising in June 1964.

Kinshasa Congo Sldephone Masengo Jason Sendwe

Town Fire Hydrants to Receive Standardized Threads in Illinois Law

The Morris Daily Herald notes a new Illinois law requiring standard fire hydrant threads to improve interdepartmental firefighting. Morris will convert by buying a die. about 230 hydrants exist in town. Zoning issues, occupancy certificates, and Dram Shop Act effects also appear. officials discuss enforcement, costs, and public understanding. Florence Smith.

Illinois Donald Caisley Morris

Morris City Election Key Aldermanic Contest Tuesday

One contest dominates Morris city ballots on Tuesday with four year terms. Republican Robert Gilbertson faces Democrat Buford Willis for the fourth ward council seat while other Republican incumbents seek city offices. A $275000 sewer plant bond measure and $860000 project cost are under voter consideration. Polls run 6 am to 6 pm with ward locations listed.

Morris City Robert Gilbertson Buford Willis Fourth Ward John C. Hendrickson Donald A. Caisley Robert W. White Glen Anderson James F. Stine Arthur Hornsby Jr Caisley White Stine David B. Sklut Morris

Weather outlook Parade: fair night and warm Saturday

The forecast calls for a fair night with a low near 40 and a sunny brief warm Saturday with a high around 70. Sunday may see showers with little temperature change. Collins Weather Station logged 66/35 Thursday while Morris downtown reported 48 at 9 am and 53 at 11 am.

Collins Weather Station Morris

Hitchhiker Killed South of Odell on Route 66

An unidentified 54 year old hitchhiker was killed at 4 45 am today one mile south of Odell on U S 66 after being struck by a truck driven by Franklin Abernathy of Pekin who said he did not see the man along the roadside. The body was taken to Bahrendt Funeral Home in Pontiac while Livingston County coroner Vernon Van Qualen investigates the crash.

Dwight Odell U.S. 66 Franklin Abernathy Pekin Bahrendt Pontiac Livingston County Vernon van Qualen

Holler Urged For Grundy County School Board Reelection

Grundy County voters are urged to back Allen Holler of Mazon in his bid for reelection to Illinois Junior College District 525. Holler is the sole current board member outside Will County and faces election amid countywide school issues and local governance sentiments.

Grundy County Illinois Junior College District Allen Holler Mazon Holler Will County Grundy Kendall LaSalle Kankakee

Former Morris resident John Olson to receive Robert Capa Award

John Olson, 22, former Morris resident and Life magazine staff photographer, will receive the Robert Capa Award for notable war and foreign photography at a Waldorf Astoria dinner in New York. His work includes The Battle That Regained and Ruined Hue and coverage of Nixon. Olson’s early roots trace to Saratoga Township and the 4 H program, with a career path through Minnetonka Herald, Minneapolis Tribune, and United Press International before Vietnam service with Stars and Stripes. His award marks one of few such honors since 1955 and he is the youngest Life staff photographer.

Life Magazine Vietnam Morris John Olson Olson Life United States Richard Nixon Time Robert Capa Waldorf Astoria Hotel New York Saratoga Township Willard Olson Cargill Lisbon Road Wayzata, Minn Saratoga Wayzata Hue Capa George P. Hunt Minnetonka Herald Minneapolis Tribune United Press International U.S. Army Stars and Stripes Newsweek Europe Nixon Eisenhower Carl Johnson Jackson St Frederick Walker Price St

Supervisors To Organize Grundy County Meeting

Grundy County Clerk Nels P. Nelson announces the annual organization meeting of the county board set for Monday April 21 at 9 30 a m in the Grundy County Courthouse A new board chairman may be elected or the incumbent Sidney C Carr of Morris may be re elected Committees may see membership changes Norbert McLuckie of Braceville attends his first meeting as a new supervisor succeeding Joseph J Will McLuckie formerly township auditor.

Grundy Nels P. Nelson County Board of Supervisors Grundy County Sidney C. Carr Morris Township Norbert McLuckie Braceville Joseph J. Will McLuckie Nelson

Monee Driver Dies After Two Die In Crash Near Monee

Roger Vail 22 of Monee died in a hospital after an automobile collision on US 54 near Monee that killed Daisy Groves 53 of Chicago and Earl Smith 20 of Monee. The other car was driven by Glenn Tatgenhorst 20 of Matteson with passenger Vail. Monee lies in Will County.

Chicago Heights Roger Vail Monee Daisy Groves Chicago Earl Smith Vail Glenn Tatgenhorst Matteson Will County

Viet Cong Hammers 45 Towns and Bases in Night Attack

Saigon reports the heaviest shelling in three weeks as rockets and mortars hit more than 45 towns and allied bases. Probes show six provincial and five district capitals attacked. 21 killed 200 wounded 80 missing in Tay Ninh and Mekong Delta regions. Americans among the wounded.

Saigon Viet Cong Tay Ninh Vinh Long Mekong U.S

Jailed Driver Tells Police About Threat

A Chicago motorist claimed he was threatened by a windowwasher’s union as state police found a loaded rifle in his car on U.S. 66 in Grundy County. Lorenzo Matthews of Chicago faced unlawful use of a rifle and a magistrate appearance while refusing bail, citing fear for his life. Bail set at $100 and bond at $1,000.

Michael Frankovich John Moyer Chicago Grundy County Sheriff Department Lorenzo Matthews Burnside Ave U.S. 66 Goodfarm Township Mover Matthews

Montgomery To Miss Eisenhower Memorial in London

Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, 81, will be absent from the memorial service for former President Dwight D. Eisenhower in London Monday due to poor health. An aide said the winter has weakened him and he is taking time to recover.

London Viscount Montgomery

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