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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1968

Page

5

Deep Ocean Ship to Locate Lost Submarines

A planned large aluminum deep ocean search and recovery vessel, the Seaprobe, will be built by Alcoa and Ocean Science and Engineering. It will search to 6 000 feet, lift 200 ton objects, and support Navy rescue subs starting 1970, with trials within two years.

Ssea Navy Skorpion Alumi and Company of America Pittsburgh Ocean Science and Enineering Inc Washington, D.C Alcoa Seaprobe Alcoa Seaprobe Thresher Scorpion

Television Schedule Snapshot for Saturday Afternoon to Night

TV lineup lists many 1960s era programs with times from noon to ten p.m. including News 5 News 9, How to Keep Well, Wonderful World, Baseball, Movie Lead Off Man, Dennis the Menace, Untouchables, Wide World of Sports, NFL Action, Its Academic, My Favorite Martian, Truth or Consequences, Newlywed Game, Hogan's Heroes, Mannix, Password, Mr. Roberts, and more across channels 2 5 7 9.

Movie Wide World of Sports

Heart Surgery Patient Starts First Grade in Greensboro

Six year old David Purdy begins first grade at a Greensboro school after surviving multiple heart surgeries. Born with a reversed major heart vessels defect, he had seven operations since infancy, including a cardiac reversal at Duke Hospital in 1967. Doctors once doubted his life expectancy but now expect a full, normal life.

Greensboro N.C David Purdy David Duke Hospital Durham

Bathsheba blamed as ambitious adulteress in old moral tract

A provocative column argues Bathsheba bore major blame in David and Bathsheba's affair, portraying her as a scheming female using beauty and status to gain power. The piece urges readers to request a sex booklet to explore supposed gender differences and sexual dynamics.

Bathsheba David King’s House Bath-sheba Solomon Bath Ann Landers

Area drivers face circuit court tickets in Grundy County

Raymond Sirkular 30 of South Wilmington cited by Officer Chris tensen for 37 in a 30 mph zone in a 1960 Volkswagen on Rice Street. Richard Oughton just Dwight cited for parking a Ford Thunderbird in a no parking zone on North Street at Ridge Road in Mazon. Joe Summerland 26 of Mazon cited for passing at an intersection in a 1965 Cadillac Tudor at Eighth and North Streets. James Bartley 20 of Gardner cited for 42 in a 30 mph zone at Center and North Streets in a 1966 Ford Thunderbird. Jerry Sproul 17 of Mazon cited for noisy mufflers at Hill and North Streets in a 1962 Ford Tudor. William Koehler 18 of 911 Douglas Street scheduled to appear September 16.

Grundy County Raymond Sirkular South Wilmington Charles Christensen Rice St North St Ridge Road Mazon Richard Oughton Dwight Glen Anderson Eighth North Sts Joe Summerland Thomas Sereno James Bartley Gardner William Mount Center Bartley Hill and Jerry Sproul North and Hill Sts William Koehler Douglas St Sereno

Television In Review of National Convention Coverage

AP television writer notes convention coverage stayed lively to the end. A Hoeh arrest interrupted proceedings as a Kennedy memorial film aired and the crowd sang The Battle Hymn of the Republic. CBS on scene reporting contrasted with NBC and included Chicago unrest with National Guardsmen.

NEW York Television Observer David C. Hoeh New Hampshire Robert F. Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy Richard Burton Martin Luther King Jr CBS NBC Walter Cronkite National Chicago

Today in History highlights from August 30

On this date in 1945 General Douglas MacArthur arrived in Japan to establish headquarters after World War II. Events include Cleopatra’s death by asp in 30 B.C., a 1645 Dutch Indian peace treaty, and the 1862 Second Bull Run Confederate victory.

Associated Press Douglas MacArthur Japan B.C Cleopatra New Amsterdam Bull Run Virginia London Slovakia Soviet Union China Formosa U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Faisal Saudi Arabia Yemen

Ann Landers advice column letters from readers

A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers covers relationship misunderstandings and marital tensions. Topics include misidentification of a male friend as female, suggestions to a nagging partner, handling a teenager’s behavior, and instructions for contacting Ann Landers for personal advice.

Beatty subdivision residents denounce zoning board hearing

Voice of The People protests the August zoning hearing over rezoning the Beatty subdivision south lot and adjacent land. They accuse the chair of misusing the word graft, defend officials and Hornby family, and note residents withdrew support after concerns about single family dwellings and New ton Drive access.

Beatty Zoning Board Zoning Board of Appeals Hornsby Newton Drive Beatty Subdivision Robert Starks James C. Williams Donald L. Cain Dale R. Peterson Henry Larson James C. Kingman Ora Fleetwood Jr Wilbur Cain

Five Caldwell County Officials Sentenced for Contempt

SENOIR North Carolina five Caldwell County commissioners were sentenced to 48 hours in county jail by a Superior Court judge after being found guilty of contempt of court for failing to provide adequate office space for the clerk of Superior Court. They announced plans to appeal to the North Carolina Appeals Court and were released on $500 bond.

Senoir N.C Caldwell County Superior Court North Carolina Appeals Court

Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Grid Reference

A compact list of across and down clues including Specks Web footed bird Spooky Prefix to Scotch names and other entries like Pungent vegetables Electric unit and Persian weight. The grid includes 36 Strong cotton 38 Vehicle 41 Meadow 42 Exclamation 45 Living 49 Item in the wind 50 Belonging to Noahs first son and down clues such as Punctuation mark and Legume Swallowed and Beast of burden.

Thessaly Mountain Ivan Peter Noah

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