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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1966

Page

3

All Volunteer Army Takes Center Stage At Draft Conference

Chicago AP report on a national draft conference examining the Selective Service System shifts to an all volunteer army option. Economists Milton Friedman and Walter Oi argue a voluntary force is feasible and could reduce costs while preserving individual choice. Debate over deferments and test score use reflects ongoing tensions as scholars seek equitable draft solutions.

Chicago Milton Friedman University of Chicago Walter Y. Oi University of Washington Friedman Barry Goldwater Armed Services

Horta to export whale meat for American dog food

About one million tons of whale meat will be shipped from Horta Azores to feed American dogs. Lusitania news agency reports the meat will be canned in New Bedford Massachusetts for processing after being hunted with harpoons from cidade da Horta.

Horta Azores Islands Lusitania Cidade da Horta New Bedford Mass

Mazon Groups Hold Christmas Meetings and Officer Elections

The Farmer’s Wives Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Guy Lowery for a Christmas party with 11 members and 3 guests. Officers were elected for the Royal Neighbors with Mrs. Keith DeGrush as oracle. A juvenile and adult Christmas party plans were announced for December 15.

Farmer’s Wives Club Guy Lowery William Provance Ardine Klinefelter Larry Jackson John Halterman Dwight Royal Neighbors Keith DeGrush DeGrush Oracle Fred Erickson Donald Vice Burnette DeGrush Charles Adkins Recorder Gilbert Gantzert Ivan Payne Emanuel Johnson Inner Sentinel George Poppleton Outer Sentinel Howard Leach W. F. Breisch Garland Dransfeldt

Stine Sworn In as Stephenson County Sheriff

Alvin Stine took the oath as sheriff of Stephenson County and named outgoing Sheriff Donald G. Schofield as chief deputy. Stine had previously served as Schofield’s chief deputy, and Schofield had earlier named Stine to the same role. Illinois law prohibits sheriffs from succeeding themselves.

Freeport, Ill Alvin Stine Stephenson County Donald G. Schofield Stine Scofield Illinois

Railroads boast 30000 locomotives with vast horsepower

American railroads operate about 30 000 locomotives delivering 44 million horsepower. This power equals the output of all steam electric plants in 30 states and the District of Columbia.

States District of Columbia

Bureau Seeks To End U S Farm Control

At the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Las Vegas Nevada leaders call for ending Johnson era farm controls amid rising prices and strong demand. They cite federal payments totaling 3 4 billion this year and suggest limiting subsidies could unravel controls while other farm groups back administration policy.

Washington American Farm Bureau Federation Las Vegas Nev Farm Bureau Charles B. Shuman Sullivan Ill Congress

Soldier Discharged After Year in Viet Nam

Seneca notes Joe Heath has been discharged from the U S Army after serving in Viet Nam for one year. He is the brother of Mrs. Clara Verney and William Heath of Seneca and Charles Heath of Morris. John C. Stevens has returned home from the Ayburn Hospital in Ottawa. Check Herald ads.

Joe Heath U. S. Army Viet Nam Clara Verney William Heath Seneca Charles Heath Morris John C. Stevens Ayburn Hospital Ottawa

Colorful extension phones for home use and gifting

A shopper considers colorful extension phones for the kitchen or bedroom as practical gifts. The devices promise to save steps daily and repeatedly show thoughtfulness, with many other options available.

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Regular Avings The Morris Savings and Loan Associa Tion Ber F.S.L.I.C Whorris Savings Wauponsee Street Roy Brown Saskatoon Saskatchewan Colville Wash Brown Mazon John Goode Burnette de Grush Rex Gaston Myrtle Misener Central Illinois John Ely Gantzert Vice Glenn Gabehart Robert L. Brandstatter Eagles Bureau National Farmers Union National Grange National Farm Organization Farm Commodity Groups Sigereien Illinois Bell Service Bell Telephone Nationwide Bell System Liberty St Morris Herald
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