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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1960

Page

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Disarmament as a Vital Global Goal under Inspection

Dr William L Langer argues that the United States must lead a systematic reduction of armaments under strict inspection and international regulation of nuclear weapons. He warns that more nations gaining power risks blackmail and broader devastation, and notes Soviet caution about arming China while fearing Western threats.

United States West Germany Japan Chinese People’s Republic China Soviet Bloc Free World

Young GOP Sets Dinner Meeting

The December meeting of the Grundy County Young Republican club will be a smorgasbord dinner meeting Monday at Moreschi's restaurant in Coal City. Entertainment will be by the Grundy County Barbershop chorus. Tickets or more information can be obtained from a Young Republican member. The meeting starts at 7 p.m.

Grundy County Young Republican Club Moreschi’s Coal City Grundy County Barbershop Chorus Young Republican Organization

Soviet Envoy Fails to Push Emergency Congo Session

At the United Nations Valerian Zorin failed to secure a night meeting of the Security Council to discuss Congo, with Western delegates denouncing the move as arbitrary. Hammarskjold polled members and found no support, as Lumumba’s detention triggered the request.

United Nations N.Y.P Valerian A. Zorin Security Council Congo Zorin U.N Dag Hammarskjold Patrice Lumumba Hammarskjold Lumumba Strongman

Morris Chamber Announces Christmas Home Decorating Contest

The Morris Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Christmas home decorating contest open to residences within two miles of Morris city limits. Prizes total 200 dollars with first 75, second 50, third 25, five 10s, and a 10 special award for businesses or institutions. Judging December 19 to 22 by out of town judges. winners announced December 23.

Morris Chamber of Commerce Morris City Edwin Sobol Chamber of Commerce Morris Illinois

Weather Forecast For Grundy County Area

The U S Weather Bureau reports fair and cold conditions tonight for Grundy county. Wednesday should be mostly sunny with a mid 30s high. Thursday is expected to be fair and milder. Winds 15 to 25 mph today fading tonight or tomorrow. Monday high at Collins weather bureau was 62 with a near freezing night. 9 am reading 31 degrees.

U.S. Weather Bureau Grundy County Collins’ Weather Bureau

Grundy County Ministerial Assn Elects on Monday Meeting

The Grundy County Ministerial Association held its quarterly meeting at First Methodist Church of Morris. Rev. Hugo Montanus chaired. speaker Nels P. Nelson discussed county governance and issues. Rev. William Dorn reported on migrant labor needs and potential religious and social services.

Grundy County William Dorn United Church of

Do It Day Christmas Seals Drive Sets Grundy County Event

Grundy County Health and Tuberculosis Association invites contributions for Christmas Seals on Do It Day December 7 to mark the 54th anniversary of the seal sale. Morris Area seal sale chairman William I Hynds urges participation to support TB prevention and detection programs amid rising Illinois cases.

Edward and Carlene Harseim Morris and Grundy County Illinois Tuberculosis Association

Urges Early Christmas Mailings From Post Office

Postmaster Edward J. Pack urges timely mailing of Christmas cards and gifts. He stresses clear return and recipient addresses, zone numbers, and first class mail to ensure prompt delivery. He recommends two bundles with free labels reading all for local delivery and all for out of town delivery and asks business firms to cooperate.

Edward J. Pack

Lumumba Not Tortured Says Mobutu In Congo

Mobutu denied reports that Patrice Lumumba was tortured in prison and refused to release a doctor’s report. He cited Belgian doctors in the Congolese army who found Lumumba in a generally satisfactory state of health and said he was receiving all necessary medical care.

Leopoldville Congo 7 Joseph Mobutu Patrice Lumumba Lumumba Mobutu Lumum

Integration School Boycott Loses Ground

In New Orleans William Frantz School saw 23 white students attend classes as police cleared a one block area for protection. Legislators urged the Orleans Parish School Board to resign while the board faced a suit to preserve checks and the Legislature froze state funds to stop loaned money, amid a heated fight over school financing and governance.

Delesseps S. Morrison New Orleans William Frantz Orleans Parish States—Item Risley C. Triche Administration House Louisiana

Cook County Vote Check Continues

The Cook County recount enters its second week with small Nixon gains amid missing ballots. With over one third of 906 precincts rechecked, Nixon shows a net 270 vote gain while Kennedy leads in disputed precinct tallies. Court orders or suits may trigger a full recount.

Chicago Cook County Richard M. Nixon Nixon Illinois John F. Kennedy Ralph Berkowitz GOP Kennedy Atty Benjamin Adamowski Daniel Ward Moy

Joint White House Declaration From Kennedy and Eisenhower

President-elect John F Kennedy and President Eisenhower issued a joint statement announcing the United States will seek peace with justice and freedom for all. They met for over three hours at the White House to discuss major world problems, with a cordial tone and focus on peace security and freedom.

Washington John F. Kennedy Eisenhower United States White House Kennedy Cabinet Christian A. Herter the Treasury Robert B. Anderson Defense Thomas&. Gates Jr James C. Hagerty Pierre Salinger

Out of Court Settlements End Two Fatal Accident Cases

Two auto crash suits involving the estates of James W. Craig and Cecil Thompson Jr. were settled out of court before trial. A related case against Junie's Tavern also settled, leaving Harold Thompson's suit against Bill and Syl's Tavern awaiting court action.

Michael J. Craig James W. Craig Thelma Peterson Gary Johnson James Craig Johnson James Cushing Clifford Simons Junie Harold Thompson Cecil Thompson Jr Earl Emanuelson Bill and Syl’s

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Ike William L. Langer Harvard University Prentice-Hall Commission On National Goals Ray Cromley Newspaper Enterprise Assn the American Assembly Young Gop Lorin Morris Area Yale Yule Umumba Lloyd Foreman Joseph Giarrusso 10Th Ward Hampton England
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