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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1966

Page

3

Tight clothing sparks wage strike at Oregon plant

In Gardiner, Oregon, more than 300 International Paper plywood workers strike after Pat Morris, 35, is suspended for wearing tight jeans and sweaters. Morris, not a union member, says the move was uneven and vows not to return until the suspension is lifted as union leaders call it a policy dispute. The Gardiner suburb is part of the Coos Bay area with about 15 000 residents.

Gardiner Ore Internationa Paper Co Oregon Pat Morris Miss Morris Coos Bay The Forest

Strike dispute sparks clothing issue at local plant

The plant manager A Meyers denounces the strike as nonsense and insists attire violations fall outside the contract. A Miss Morris laments the harm to families with children while recalling prior warnings about dress.

Kerner to seek more funds for Illinois mental health

Gov. Otto Kerner said he will urge the Legislature to provide additional money for mental health programs in Illinois. He spoke after a state advisory report criticized patient care at Alton State Hospital and cited 30 elderly deaths during a heat wave as evidence of hazardous conditions. The board urged an emergency 599000 dollar appropriation for Alton for next year to upgrade air conditioning in wards.

Springfield Ill Otto Kerner Ilinois Kerner Alton State Hospital State Board of Mental Health Alton

Traffic Fatality Rocks Elizabeth Illinois Three-Car Crash

Mrs. Dorothy Rife aged 48 of Elizabeth was killed in a three car crash on U S 20 west of Elizabeth in northwest Illinois. Donald Schlickman aged 40 of Dubuque Iowa was taken to a Rockford hospital in critical condition.

Elizabeth, Ul Dorothy Rife Elizabeth U.S. 20 Illinois Donald Schlickman Dubuque Iowa Rockford

Actress Once Sold Cemetery Plots For Cash Fame

Kaye Stevens, famed night club singer, recalls an early career selling cemetery plots to fund her start. She earned up to 500 dollars weekly at 16, later pivoting to singing in Buffalo and on tour. Now a headlining entertainer, she still advocates buying plots as a lasting investment and owns twelve. The piece includes brief历史 notes on beehive innovator Lorenzo Langstroth.

Hal Boyle New York Kaye Stevens Comedienne Cleveland Ohio Buffalo Miss Stevens Debbie Reynolds Las Vegas Kaye

Funeral services for Daniel E. Claypool held at Davis Home

Funeral services for Daniel E. Claypool were held at 2 30 p m today at the Davis Funeral Home with the Rev Harold R Dude officiating. Gerald White was soloist and John Tibbot Sr was organist. Pallbearers were Glenn Thor son George Walker Truman Eltrevoog Earl Ripseh Lowry Buttry and Donald Parker. Burial was in Sample Cemetery.

Daniel E. Claypool Davis Funeral Home Harold R. Dude Gerald White John Tibbot Sr Glenn Thorson George Walker Truman Eltrevoog Earl Ripseh Lowry Buttry Donald Parker Sample Cemetery

Samuel E Wharrie Funeral Services Set

Samuel E. Wharrie 81 of Coal City dies Wednesday in Morris Hospital. Funeral services at 2 p.m. Friday in Patterson Funeral Chapel Braidwood. Burial in Braceville Gardner Cemetery. Visitation begins after 2 p.m. today.

Samuel E. Wharrie Coal City Morris Hospital Patterson Funeral Braidwood Braceville-Gardner Cemetery

Professor Dies in Minnesota Heart Attack

Dr. Carlos Martinez 52 a University of Minnesota American Cancer Society professor known for work in transplant organ research died Wednesday from a heart attack in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Carlos Martinez American Cancer Society University of Minnesota

Auto Workers Parade for Higher Wages in Detroit

In Detroit on Wednesday more than 1 200 skilled United Auto Workers demonstrated in front of Chrysler HQ demanding an immediate $1 an hour raise. They protested rejection of contract reopenings as Big Three firms cited automatic raises and cost of living adjustments scheduled next month.

Detroit United Auto Chrysler Corp UAW Chrysler General Motors Ford Bureau of Labor Statistics

Trout in Main Street Distracts Durban Residents

In Himeville Natal province villagers waded through knee-deep floodwater after a three inch rainstorm. The Umkomazana river burst its banks and swept trout weighing up to half a pound along the main street.

Durban South Africa Himeville Natal Province Drakensberg Range

Four Polio Cases Reported Across Several Illinois Areas

Four severe polio cases confirmed as type II were reported by the state health department in Mii nois. Cases occurred in Chicago, Cook County suburb, Henry and St. Clair counties with ages from 11 months to 51 years. Three patients were unvaccinated and paralyzed. the fourth case is under investigation.

Springfield, Ill State Health Department Chicago Cook County Henry St. Clair Counties Franklin D. Yoder

Immunization Urged After Grave Health Concerns

Dr Yoder warns the cases raise grave concern and urge greater awareness for immunization against preventable diseases. The statement stresses personal responsibility in protecting public health through vaccination.

Yoder

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