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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1966

Page

3

Bloomington Area Produces Third Straight Grand Steer Champion

Harvey Hartter of Carlock won the 1966 International Livestock Exposition grand championship with Blackie, an Angus steer bought two months earlier from a Milledgeville 4 H girl. The victory marks the third consecutive win by a Central Illinois Angus group member within 20 miles of Bloomington. The piece outlines a traditional three part recipe for success: calf quality, fitting, and showmanship, with input from local growers and hobbyists including Janet Perring and the Reeser family.

Bloomington, Ill Central Illinois Angus Association Bloomington Harvey Hartter Carlock Blackie Milledgeville Glenn Dysart Dixon John Reel Congerville John Hartter Saybrook Charger Janet Perring LeRoy Dale Ken Reeser Reeser Rees Janet Angus Association Houston Don Golden Chicago

Space expert urges faster rescue system for astronauts

Boston AP space expert Dr. Eugene B. Konecci warned a catastrophe is inevitable and urged a faster, funded rescue system for stranded astronauts. He noted studies show value but limited resources. A ferry-type spacecraft could double as rescue vehicles, with a plan in 3–4 years aiming for mid 1970s capability.

Boston United States Eugene B. Konecci National Aeronautics and Space Council American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Konecci Earth Moon

Friendly Service and church notes in Mazon

Mazon notes show the Friendly Service class meeting with nine members and plans for the December 11 social hour after the Christmas concert. Members also join a committee for packing senior citizen Christmas boxes on December 15 at the Methodist Church and approve contributions to the church budget and parsonage drapes.

Bruce Burkhart E. K. Hill Azel Williams Williams Methodist Church Mary Elizabeth Davies United Church of Christ Myrtle Misener Gladys Misener Garland Dransfeldt John Gilchrist S. B. Oberholtzer

Milk Association to Elect Officers at Mazon Dinner

Timothy Mogan of the Pure Milk Association Chicago will speak at the Mazon local annual dinner starting 7 p.m. next Saturday at Mazon High School. Gordon Foss president and Vernon Hauschild secretary treasurer announce officer elections.

Timothy Mogan Pure Milk Association Chicago Mazon Mazon High School Gordon Foss Rte. 1 Vernon R. Hauschild Coal City

Plaque Awarded for Most Corn Festival Buttons

Liberty Walgreen and Don Barkley earned a traveling plaque for selling the most Corn Festival buttons this fall. The Mor ris Chamber of Commerce presented the honor Friday afternoon to the festival committee chairman A. F. Leathers. This marks the second consecutive win for the store with about 900 buttons sold this year versus about 700 last year.

Liberty Walgreen Don Barkley A. F. Leathers Morris Chamber of Commerce

SHAPE Building in CASTEAU to be handed over Dec 15

After seven weeks of work the SHAPE communications building at CASTEAU Belgium will be officially handed over to NATO on December 15. It is the first structure in the headquarters complex to house SHAPE personnel moving from France.

Casteau Belgium Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization SHAPE France

Traffic Court Fines Tally For Local Violations

Jerry Morey of Wilmington paid 25 dollars in fines and 5 court costs for hunting with an unplugged gun on a conservation citation issued by inspector James Darkhuff. Arlen E. Barnes of Decatur paid 10 dollars plus 5 court costs for lacking a registration card. James R. Cushing of Mazon faced 10 dollars in fines and 5 in costs for improper mufflers. Clarence L. Brady of Joliet paid 20 dollars and 5 costs for speeding.

Jerry Morey Rte. 2 Wilmington James Darkhuff Arlen E. Barnes Decatur James R. Cushing Rte. 1 Mazon Clarence L. Brady Joliet

Skilled Labor Shortage Tackles Illinois Growth

Governor Otto Kerner told the Central Illinois Builders Association that Illinois faces a skilled labor shortage as industry seeks expansion. He cited high employment, a looming unemployment tax cut to a historic low saving $67 million, and a $60 million reduction in federal road funds prompting a review of the 1967 highway program.

Springfield Ill Otto Kerner Illinois Kerner Central Illinois Builders Association

Edison merger approved by FPC for Commonwealth Edison Central Illinois Electric and Gas

The Federal Power Commission approves Commonwealth Edison Co merger with Central Illinois Electric and Gas Co subject to Central stockholders approval. Central serves about 96 000 Rockford area customers representing 81 percent of the company revenue of 43 million dollars. Edison stockholders approved the merger May 17. Terms grant one share of Edison convertible preferred stock for each Central common share outstanding totaling 4 359 656 shares.

Chicago Commonwealth Edison Co Federal Power Commission Central Illinois Electric and Gas Co Central Rockford Commonwealth Edison

Cuban Brewery Workers Agree to Million Hours for Holiday Spirit

Havana radio reports Cuban brewery workers will contribute one million man hours voluntarily to ensure sufficient spirit for Christmas and New Year. The industry plans to produce 1.2 million bottles of beer and 138,000 bottles of wine for the season.

Miami Fla Havana

Catlike climb ends with 55 foot rescue at school

Cesare Flavoni, eight, crawled to the school roof hoping to slip into class late. He could not descend or gain entry. The custodian climbed 55 feet to bring Cesare down safely.

Rome Cesare Flavoni Cesare

Automation takes over singing telegrams with Melody Grams

Western Union rolls out Melody Grams featuring 33 13 rpm records and ten messages. John Gorman, a baritone, earns a penny per gram while moonlighting as a stonecutter in Dalton, Mass. Immediate coast-to-coast delivery costs 3 dollars, next-day 2.25 dollars. The traditional phone serenade continues at standard telegram rates plus 50 cents for special handling.

John Gorman Western Union Gorman Dalton Mass

Service News: Jurney Commissioned Second Lieutenant

Lee W. Jurney aged 25 son of Mr and Mrs Robert T Jurney 206 W Van Buren Newark was commissioned a second lieutenant on December 1 after graduating Signal Officer Candidate School at Fort Gordon Ga He entered active duty in October 1965 and is a Plano High School 1959 graduate formerly with Stephens and Adamson Manufacturing in Aurora His wife Bette resides in Aurora Roger M Hadaway stationed in Viet Nam since September has address R A 16857420 57th

Lee W. Jurney Robert T. Jurney W. van Buren Newark Signal Officer Candidate School Fort Gordon Jurney Plano High School Stephens & Adamson Manufacturing Aurora Bette Pfe Roger M. Hadaway Viet Nam R. A

Air Mob F/W APQ addresses listed for personnel

A.V.N. Co. Air Mob F/W APQ San Francisco California 96291 appears twice. Pvt. Joseph A. Zupancic Jr address US 55 899 253 2nd ARMD Cav REGP APO New York New York 09696 appears in the note.

A.V.N. Co Air Mob APQ San Francisco Calif Joseph A. Zupancic Jr 2Nd Armd Cav APO New York N. Y

Early European Contact with Tonga Timeline

The text notes Tonga’s discovery by Dutch navigators in 1616, later visits by Captain William Bligh aboard the Bounty, and touches by Captain James Cook in the 1700s.

Tonga William Bligh James Cook

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