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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1968
Page
6
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The University of Connecticut will begin a one semester immersion study focused on the 1930s for its affluent students. Guest lecturers include Lyndon B. Johnson with seminars by writers Thornton Wilder Dwight MacDonald and John Steinbeck.
Swedish sociologist Gunnar Myrdal doubts radical leaders can rally Negroes to a shooting war, noting they are about 10 percent of the population and would face heavy casualties. He argues violence threatens reforms and urges addressing poverty as key to the problem. He criticizes black capitalism and emphasizes Negroes are Americans with a strong middle class.
The 92nd Street YMHA hosted a poetry reading by Giorgos Seferis of Greece. Senator Eugene McCarthy, a poet himself, introduced the Nobel laureate and led a post reading discussion. A friend noted McCarthy cares about poetry more than much of his campaigning.
Secretary of State Paul Powell reports three Democrat candidates for the 53rd District special election. Walter Simmons of Venice, Harry Briggs of Granite City, and Robert Ford of Wood River filed to run after Paul Simon’s resignation to become Lieutenant Governor. Filing deadline is December.
The 1644 X Daler from Sweden weighs 44 pounds and could buy one horse and 70 kilo grama of butter.
Arthur D. and Dr. Tittle illustrate memory slips and blocks that affect many people. The piece recalls a Detroit executive forgetting a vice president’s name and a pastor misquoting prayers, urging readers not to worry over momentary lapses and offering a contact for a booklet.
Robert Allen Veatch, 25, fired as a studio control technician by a Los Angeles area TV station after pleading guilty to FCC violations for transmitting obscene material from a racy stag film shown on KPLM in Palm Springs area last October. He said the transmission was accidental and believed cut off. He was fined $500. Veatch is from San Bernardino.
Television critic Cynthia Lowry notes many network programs in weak health failing to reach a third of the audience. She cites The Guns of Will Sonnett The Avengers The Good Guys and others. She observes shifts in time slots and upcoming changes including Dick Cavett ending and Williams returning with a weekly hour.
A bill filed in the legislature seeks to repeal a state law requiring the annual 21 gun salute on Boston Common marking the Battle of New Orleans anniversary. Gen. Joseph Ambrrose, the adjutant general, says the salutes are costly and ammunition scarce.
Dear Ann Landers addresses include a cat seer’s insight into human mates and a husband opener fix. The column features Atlanta letters about dating, mothers, and misdirected compliments, plus a plug for Ann Landers new book Truth Is Stranger. It invites readers to send questions to the columnist.
TV listings show weekday and late night programs across channels with 2 News 5 News and 7 News followed by The Mike Douglas Show. Evening blocks include Daktari Virginian Here Comes the Brides Good Guys Peyton Place I Love Lucy and Beverly Hillbillies.
Belleville officials received a flag that flew over North Vietnam mailed by Hugh Neigen and son Robert to the Com mando Saber Squadron member stationed in South Vietnam. The flag, once aboard an F 100 jet on a reconnaissance mission, will fly at City Hall replacing the current city flag.
John Perisich a 35 year old mortgage broker pleaded guilty to conspiring to make false financial statements and falsifying books for the defunct Service Savings and Loan Association of Summit. He admitted involvement with William Azarabajka and Sam Pancotto in misapplying and embezzling 360000 of the association funds. Azarabajka and Pancotto have pleaded not guilty. The judge also dismissed two counts regarding Perisich obtaining five loans from Joliet Federal Savings and Loan Association.
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