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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1966

Page

3

Hess Poised to Be Sole Inmate at Spandau by September

Berlin dispatch reports Rudolf Hess could remain the last Nazi prisoner at Spandau when Baldur von Schirach and Albert Speer are released at the end of September. Hess, 72, has served 20 years of a life sentence for war crimes and shows signs of old age and isolation.

Hubert J. Erb Berlin Rudolf Hess Spandau War Crimes Hess Fuehrer Adolf Hitler Germany Great Britain Mission of Humanity Nuernberg Spandau West Berlin Hitler Baldur von Schir Soviet Union United States Britain France von Schirach Wih Speer Klaus von Schirach Albert Jr

Town Bans Go-Go Girls in Warren Taverns

Following police chief recommendation the Warren Town Council bans go-go dancers from all taverns. Similar ban targets gilded cage dancing in nearby Pawtucket.

Warren Pawtucket

Daily Crossword Across Long Cut Resorts Wireless Fits of Insanity

Puzzle clues grid references and partial entries list across and down terms from a crossword puzzle. Readable items include a mix of modern and archaic word fragments such as Mallet Girl's name Transgress Exclama Creation and Down clues like Burton Climbing plant Detest Rowed Shade of brown Rope with running knot.

Hun Torme Cue Edge Fencer Ture

Television In Review: Organized Crime Program Praised

NBCs American White Paper on Organized Crime in the United States is praised for its careful, data driven portrayal of syndicate operations from numbers to money flows. The piece notes strong statistics and testimony but critiques its marathon format and calls for clearer action oriented reform.

Cynthia Lowry Hollywood United States New York Stock Exchange NBC Frank McGee Department of Justice

Stamps Spotlight Dragon Boat Racing and World Series Issues

The Republic of China promotes Dragon Boat Racing stamps in a multicolored $2.50 issue. Other items include Minkus Stamp Journal’s 76 page issue with Medicine and Man stories and a U.S. commemorative Bill of Rights feature. Ireland marks Roger Casement’s death with a two denomination stamp, first day covers offered from Brooklyn. Congo releases Sixth World Day of Meteorology stamps with Congo views.

Republic of China Formosa World Wide Philatelic Agency Ch’u Yuan B.C Minkus Stamp Journal Joseph H. Kler Egypt Robert Hessen U.S West 32Nd Street New York N.Y Eire Roger Casement Casement Upper Congo East 32Nd Street Brooklyn Republic of Congo World Meteorological Organization The United Nations Congo

City employee jailed for bribe of 42 cents in New Delhi

An employee in the city treasurer's office was sentenced to four months at hard labor after conviction for accepting a two rupee bribe, about 42 cents, in New Delhi.

New Delhi

Today in History August 26 highlights in brief

On August 26, 1920 the 19th Amendment granting women suffrage took effect. Other events include Graf Zeppelin reaching Los Angeles in 1929, Japan’s 1937 China blockade, 1940 joint Canadian U S defense council first meeting, 1945 Japanese envoys to Missouri for surrender, 1946 U S accepts ICJ jurisdiction, 1956 Soviet nuclear test announced, 1965 Berlin tensions noted, and Gemini 5 setting space records in 1965.

Associated Press U.S Los Angeles Tokyo Japan U.S. Defense Commission J.S.S. Missouri United States Washington International Court of Justice White House Soviet Union Soviet Central Asia Harold Macmillan Berlin

UFO Report Stuns West Mifflin Officer Near Airport

A West Mifflin police officer was dispatched to investigate an unidentified flying object near the local airport. The officer radioed that a flashing object lit the sky and asked what to do. The dispatcher told him to obtain its license number.

Pitsburgh West Mifflin

Sylvania Wins Contract for Phosphor Stamp Sorting System

NEW W A Y FOR PO SORTING TO WANDA Pa. A stamp phosphor will be supplied to the U S government by Sylvania Electric Products after a two year test. Over 30 million letters were processed with phosphor tagged stamps automatically faced and canceled at 30 000 per hour. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing expects all stamps tagged by next May.

Wanda U.S Sylvania Electric Products Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Dear Ann Landers column prompts teen caution and wisdom

A Pittsburgh teen asks about a stranger who paid her for a pleasant elevator chat. Ann Landers reassures that kindness matters, notes loneliness in adults, and praises the teen’s warm behavior. Letters from readers on anger over a sports joke and a self described drinker provoke tips on conduct and seeking advice.

Ann Landers Pittsburgh

Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Lineup

Tonight on TV a mix of news weather and sports at 6 and 10. Prime time features drama comedy and Westerns across channels 2 5 7 and 9 with a movie at 10 20 and a Johnny Carson slot at 10 30. A late horse race special closes the night.

wWild Hank Hogan’s Heroes Mitch Addams Family Gomer Pyle USMC Honey West San Francisco Mr. Roberts U.N.C.L.E Johnny Carson

Markets Old Corn New Corn Oats eA New Beans

Market notes show price movements for old corn new corn oats and new beans with modest shifts across futures and cash markets. Traders weigh supply demand signals and weather impacts on upcoming harvests and storage costs.

Chicago livestock market reports mixed hog and cattle quotes

Chicago hog and cattle prices listed by weight class show butchers steady to lower for hogs and slaughter steers mostly higher. Prime and high grade cattle range from the mid twenty dollar marks to upper twenty six dollars per hundredweight with varying weights and classes.

Chicago USDA

Chicago market report on butter eggs and cars scores

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows price and grade figures for butter eggs and cars with scores ranging around 90 to 93 and egg white grades at 42 for whites mixed and mediums.

Chicago Chicago Merccantile Exchange

Marriage Blessing for Joseph J Wilt and Wife

Mr and Mrs Joseph J Wilt received a marriage blessing on Tuesday at Assumption Church commemorating their Aug 16 wedding fifty years earlier. A Papal Blessing followed Mass and a family dinner at Jo s Steak House capped the day with an open house on Sunday Aug 21 attended by relatives from Antioch Streator Chicago Mazon Verona Glen Ellyn Morris Joliet Ottawa and Coal City.

Coal City Joseph J. Wilt Assumption Church Jo’s Antioch Streator Chicago Mazon Verona Glen Ellyn Morris Joliet Ottawa Vilt Emil Anna Buschauer

Stock market slides in heavy New York trading

Prices fell broadly as the Dow Jones average slipped 10.25 to 782.12 amid the week's heaviest trading. Industrials, rails, utilities declined while glamor stocks in color TV, electronics, airlines and aerospace led losses. IBM fell about seven points and Motorola, Collins Radio and Itek dropped several points.

New York Associated Press IBM Motorola Collins Radio Itek Fairchild Camera Polaroid Eastman Kodak General Instrument Eastern Airlines American Pan American Texaco American Stock Exchange

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