Kennedy Names Budget Head GOP Chairman Morton Heads Into Ballot Battle
The Republican national chairman Thruston B. Morton arrives amid Illinois ballot review. A Chicago paper ballot count shows Kennedy with a margin in early precincts while Nixon gains, prompting fraud concerns and possible delays in certifying Illinois electors.
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Taiwan and Asia Defense Under Langer Authority
Dr William Langer argues for strong United States defense in Asia including Taiwan and Southeast Asia amid Peiping expansion. He warns of increased Chinese Communist aggression and nuclear arms and urges continued military and economic aid to Taiwan, and cautious diplomacy with Peiping for a settlement.
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Open House Sunday at Seneca Civil Defense Stockpile
Charles F. Hansen announces open house at the Seneca Medical Stockpile warehouse from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday for Civil Defense Day observed December 7. The event showcases a 200 bed emergency hospital, rescue truck demonstrations, radio operations, and involves LaSalle county units with Morris auxiliary and Women’s Corps assisting.
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Woman in Hollywood Pays 40 Dollar Hospital Bill After 32 Years
A Hollywood woman sent a 40 dollar check to St Mary Corwin hospital in Pueblo Colorado to settle a hospital bill dating back 32 years. The hospital withheld her name.
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Balloon launch failure at Fort Sill forces halt
Army weather researchers released a balloon at Fort Sill Oklahoma but the payload was not attached. The mishap halted the test and prompted review of safety procedures.
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White pupils return to William Frantz amid protests in New Orleans
Ten white students returned to the integrated William Frantz school while picketers protested outside. A small foreign car carried two girls past reduced lines. Rev. Lloyd Foreman arrived with his daughter and two sons. Attendance at William Frantz reached 11 with one Negro first grade girl. At McDonough No. 19, only three Negro girls attended as about a dozen mothers picketed. Deputy marshals escorted three Negro girls into McDonough. Temps in the low 30s reduced picketing activity.
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Phillips Elected Temporary President of Morris Jaycees
Gary Phillips was elected temporary president of the Morris chapter Junior Chamber of Commerce at a Thursday night reorganization meeting. Donald Lockwood conducted the session. Elected officers included William Patient vice president Donald Beier secretary and Lewis Mattice treasurer. The group planned a membership drive and discussed rebuilding the chapter. The next meeting is set for 7 30 p m December 15 at the Morris Food Center and is open to interested attendees.
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Medical testimony in $100000 suit in Grundy circuit court
Dr. Earl Leimbacher testified for the defense in the damage case of Mrs. Hannah Arnold against William McCormick. He examined Arnold twice and reviewed X rays from Chicago doctors, saying the spine and left arm showed no abnormality and that pain stemmed from mild arthritis, not the Oct 25 Coal City auto crash. The jury of nine women and three men took a lunch break after the witness.
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Oak Park
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Grand Ridge
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Morris
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Leimbacher
Joliet
Chicago
Coal City
Arnold
McCormick
Fred Posner
Morris Woman Aids Chicago Ballot Recount Effort
Mrs Harold Coleman president of the Grundy County Republican Woman's club volunteers at the discovery recount in Chicago City hall. She attended the Illinois Federation of Republican Women convention and offered to help as a volunteer counter. The work is expected to continue for several days.
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High Winds Stop Efforts To Free Stranded Freighter
In Traverse City Michigan high winds thwarted salvage attempts on a battered freighter grounded off South Manitou Island in Lake Michigan. Captain Eduardo Trivizas and his crew stayed aboard with three civilians while Coast Guard cutters removed the captain's wife Anastisia Trivizas a Greek national pregnant with seven months.
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Re-Elected To State ADA Board
Robert Sproull of Mazon was reelected as state director from District 4 of the American Dairy Association of Illinois at the district meeting in Grundy County Farm Bureau Hall. Milton Guether, Don Carlson, and Paul Torma reported on milk promotion efforts. Herbert Kiel of Peoria spoke on association benefits. other district directors elected included Clyde Burkhart and Leo Steffes.
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Mazon
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Grundy County
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Minooka
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Rev M Miller Named Morris Nazarene Pastor
The Rev Max D Miller of Bourbonnais is named pastor of the Morris church of the Nazarene replacing Rev Russell Wickland who resigned to lead a Nazarene congregation in Danville The new pastor is a senior at Olivet Nazarene College Kane November 1957 wife Joy and two children Linda 14 Michael 11 will reside in Bourbonnais weekends at the church apartment 705 E Washington St He is a Morenci Michigan native and World War II veteran with service in the Army Medical Corps and Air Corps The Millers moved to Bourbonnais in 1957 and have been active in church work with Sunday school teachers musicians and youth leaders.
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Nazarene
Danville
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Morenci
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Adrian
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Harvard Professor David Bell Named Budget Director
President elect Kennedy named David E Bell Harvard Littauer Center head as his budget director and liaison with Eisenhower budget chief Maurice Stans. Bell, 41, a Jamestown North Carolina native reared in California, is a former Truman administration aide and Harvard economist.
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Jamestown
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Yale Concert Presented by Grade Band
The Morris Grade School Concert band directed by Fred E Block performed a Christmas program at Center School auditorium. Judy Bartlett narrated with solo and duet numbers by Ricky Sampson Ricky Walker Gary Peterson Ellen Thorson Bernetta Ness Don Caisley and the woodwind choir. A freewill offering raised 44.67 for program expenses.
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Judy Bartlett
Ricky Sampson
Ricky Walker
Gary Peterson
Ellen Thorson
Bernetta Ness
Don Caisley
Weekend Warmth Expected After Cold Nights
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts a fair night and noticeably warmer temperatures than the past two nights. Low tonight should be in the upper 20s with Saturday high in the 50s. Sunday outlook is mostly cloudy and mild. Thursday high at Collins Weather station was 34 degrees with a drop to 15 overnight. At 9 a m today the temperature was 27.
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