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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1966

Page

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Viet Cong Try To Block Ship Channel

U S planes sank four North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin. Viet Cong efforts to block the Saigon sea route failed with no casualties aboard a near ship. U S air and ground actions reported several Viet Cong losses and damage to supply depots and infrastructure in the region.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Gulf of Tonkin USS. Navy Long Tao Haiphong Constellation Navy Guam Tay Ninh Panhandle U. S. 178Rd Airborne Brigade

Six Passengers Burned in Waukegan Riot Night

In Waukegan Illinois a homemade gasoline firebomb hit an automobile during rioting in the South Genesee Street area. Six passengers were burned including Gabriel Albarran and Jose Lopez and their families. Police arrested 63 and deployed 100 officers plus state troopers to control the South East district as fires burned across ten blazes.

Frank S. Joseph Waukegan Ill Walter Riley South Genesee Street South East J.W. Johnson Gabriel Albarran Mary Jesus Esther Jose Lopez Nemesia Waukegan Esther Albarran Cook County Hospital Chicago Lake County Genesee Joseph Balzrina The

New York Pressmen Approve Paper Pact in Historic Strike

Pressmen's Union members narrowly ratified a contract with World Journal Tribune Inc by 263 to 208 after 95 minutes of debate marking a key step toward the firm’s first afternoon and Sunday editions. The nine other unions will seek final settlements this week as the city endures the longest newspaper work stoppage in memory.

NEW York Pressmen’s Union World Journal Tribune, Inc Morning Herald Tribune William J. Kennedy Thomas J. Murphy Aflcio Newspaper Guild of New York Afternoon Journal-American The World Telegram & the Sun

Truman Warns On Inflation

Former President Harry S Truman warns that rising interest rates may trigger deflation and a depression as Fed actions curb lending. He says higher rates burden governments and consumers, benefits the privileged, and urges timely remedy. Meany and Scott also weigh in on inflation and tax credits.

Washington Harry S. Truman Independence Truman Congress Federal Reserve Board William McChesney Martin Jr Martin Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Associated Press Russell B. Long D-La Afl-Cio George Meany Hugh Scott R-Pa Hagerstown

Drowns in Kankakee River Near Grundy Will County Bridge

Mark Sylvie 24 of Chicago drowned after falling from an outboard boat driven by Paul LaCour 24 also of Chicago. Volunteers assisted Wilminton firemen in locating the body about 7 p m in roughly 10 feet of water east of the Grundy Will County bridge. LaCour and his brother Charles 23 tried to rescue him but failed.

Morris Fire Department Wilmington Kankakee Grundy - Will County Mark Sylvie Chicago Paul LaCour Sylvie Charles

Seasonal Warmth Expected In Morris Region This Week

The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair and warm conditions in Morris with temperatures rising to the low 80s on Tuesday and overnight lows in the mid 60s. Collins Weather Station records show high 85 and low 59 on Saturday, 87 and 57 on Sunday, and today temperatures climbing from 70 at 9 a m to 81 by 11 45 a m in downtown Morris.

Morris U.S. Weather Bureau Collins Weather Station

Minooka Lads Charged In Burglaries

Two Minooka youths, John F. Dirst and Raymond Breen, are in Grundy County jail on $2,000 bonds each after burglaries at Minooka High School last Thursday and Friday. They were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Boss and Police Chief E G Attebery and appeared before Magistrate Chester P Winsor. Tools stolen from the school were recovered. total value undetermined. They await grand jury action.

Minooka Minooka High School John F. Dirst Raymond Breen Grundy County E. G. Attebery Dirst Breen Chester P. Winsor

Debris Sifted For Arson In Downtown Wilmington Fires

Special arson investigators combed through debris in Wilmington after two fires on Saturday evening. The Nelson's Royal Blue Store at 121 N Waters St and the Jackson Building next door suffered basement blazes with smoke damage. Police reported no spread beyond basements as state and city marshals joined the probe.

Wilmington Kankakee Nelson Royal Blue N. Waters St Jackson Jackson St Jackson Building Wilmington Fire Department Joliet Chicago

Security Tightened Ahead of De Gaulle Visit in Djibouti

In French Somaliland security was increased to curb violence after last week's independence riot during President Charles de Gaulle's itinerary. Pierre Billotte urged calm, held talks with Ahmed Idress Moussa of the Parti du Mouvement Populaire, and blamed Somali Republic influence for unrest that left 4 dead and 70 injured.

Djibouti Billotte de Gaulle

Final arguments in Menard prison riot murder trial

In Springfield Illinois the prosecution urged the jury to find four Menard inmates guilty of murder after a riot that killed three guards. The defense highlighted Stamps as the likely stabber and questioned mental fitness while charges include murder attempted murder armed robbery arson and hostage taking.

Springfield Ill Menard Howard Clotfelter Randolph County Clotfelter William A. Schuwerk Chester Alonzo H. Jones Manchester Tenn John S. Stamps Granite City Jones Stamps William E. Bassett Fairfield Printess Ray Griffin Ross Randolph Illinois Public Safety Department Randolph

Will County Probe Continues Into Cause of Braidwood Woman Death

The Will County sheriff's office pursues its investigation into the death of Cecelia Logeland of Braidwood. Her brother Raymond Squash ingroff remains jailed in Winnebago County Wisconsin awaiting a detailed coroner’s report and pending inquest date.

Will County Sheriff's Office Braidwood Cecelia Logeland Raymond Squashingroff Winnebago Wis Will County Willard G. Blood Blood

Derailed Rock Island Train Near Marseilles

Eight cars of a Rock Island Lines passenger and mail train derailed Sunday near Marseilles Illinois. A line spokesman said none of the eight passengers was injured. The cause of the derailment was not determined. The 20 car train was bound east from Des Moines to Chicago.

Marseilles, Ill Rock Island Lines Marseilles Des Moines Chicago

Open housing pact faces white protests and militant opposition

Chicago residents react to last week’s civil rights open housing agreement. Kilbourne and Chicago Lawn groups plan city hall protests while militant Negro groups prepare a march into Cicero. Leaders vow nonviolent resistance and defend self protection measures. The pact aims to disseminate public housing citywide and tighten fair housing enforcement.

Chicago Kilborne Organization Northwest Side Richard Daley Clearing Civic League Chicago Lawn Civic Association Kilbourne Chicago Lawn Associations Martin Luther King Jr Dr. King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Cicero Chester Robinson West Side Organ Lucas

House approves bill to call up 190000 Reservists

The House Armed Services Committee backed by a 32 to 1 vote a bill to empower the president to call up about 190000 Reservists and National Guard members if desired. Authors say it eliminates a draft-haven notion and sets terms for active duty and training through 1968.

Washington House Armed Services Committee

Storm Averts Bombarding By Planes

Hurricane Faith drifted slowly northward brushing the Bahamas as seeding plans faltered. Dr. Cecil Gentry of Project Stormfury said there was doubt the mission could be carried out, though a continued slow movement kept possibility alive if conditions permit. At 8 am Faith stood 575 miles east of Miami and 230 miles east northeast of San Salvador in the Bahamas.

Miami Fla Atlantic Bahamas Cecil Gentry U.S Stormfury Florida Puerto Rico Faith Gentry San Salvador

County Fair Opens in Mazon with Horse and Car Show

Grundy County Fair in Mazon features horse and pony days with halter classes today and a western show Tuesday. Pigeon show runs through Wednesday with over 800 entries. Saturday events include Bantam show baby parade and a Baton Twirling Association event. Sunday offers stock car races and midget cars.

Grundy County Mazon

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