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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1967

Page

10

New Books at Morris Library Offer Mystery and Romance

The Morris Library announces new titles including The Valley of Time by Gregory Wilson, Menace by The Gordons, Return of the Sphinx by Hugh MacLennan, Edge of Glass by Catherine Gaskin, and The Culloden Cup. Hours: Children's room 3-6 and 8 p.m. weekdays. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Adult hours 10 a.m. to noon, 1-6 and 7 p.m. weekdays. Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Gregory Wilson Tennessee Ike Ife Moonshine Mountains Gordons Hugh MacLennan Canada Catherine Gaskin Thomas Sheridan London Maura D’arcy Maura Ireland

Rice Paddy Navy and a World War II U S operation

A history of the United States Naval Group in China known as the Rice Paddy Navy and its impact on postwar U S policy in China. Also notes other notable books by Sandra Dallas Wim Swaan and Marcia Davenport.

Milton Miles United States Naval Group China United States Sandra Dallas Colorado Dallas Wim Swaan Tokyo Swaan Marcia Davenport

Speeding and registration fines from traffic court list

A list of motorists from Iowa and Illinois towns cited for speeding and related offenses. Richard Brafford and Thomas Davidson paid fines for speeds above limits, Benita Toomey for no valid registration, Virgil Sinnett for 65 mph in a 50 zone, Richard Zimmerman for 65 mph in a 55, Frank Welch for 65 in a 55, Charles Hill for 65 in a 55, and Robert Crippen fined for inadequate splash guards.

Richard Lee Brafford Colfax Iowa Charles W. Hill Rte. 3 Benita R. Toomey Moline Richard W. Zimmerman Pekin Thomas L. Davidson Frank B. Welch Council Bluffs Virgil K. Sinnett Forrest Robert W. Crippen Davenport

Driver education reaches over two million in schools

In the school year ending in 967 more than 1.5 million students completed driver education courses across 12,000 high schools.

Licenses Suspended for Three Violations in Grundy Will Counties

Secretary of State Paul Powell reports two Grundy County motorists Michael J Hahn Cedar St Gardner and Fredrick I Schoen Depot St Mazon had licenses suspended after three violations. Charles L Raikes Seneca and Merrill C Albertus 241 Lincoln St Marseilles also suspended for three violations. In Will County David L Saltzman Rte 2 Minooka also suspended for three violations. A probationary permit was issued to Jerry F Peyla 401

Grundy County Paul Powell Michael J. Hahn Cedar St Gardner Fredrick I. Schoen Depot St Mazon Charles L. Raikes Seneca Merrill C. Albertus Lincoln St Marseilles Will County David L. Saltzman Rte. 2 Minooka Jerry F. Peyla

Residents Named in Marseilles Property Case

River Prive and Marselles residents William L. Karmenzind of 616 East St and Robert L. Windell of 402 Trout St are mentioned in the Marseilles property dispute.

Marselles Wiliam L. Karmenzind East St Robert L. Windell Trout St Marseilles

Commonwealth Edison declares dividends on preferred and common stock

Commonwealth Edison Co declared a quarterly dividend of 35 58 cents a share on its $1 425 convertible preferred stock and 55 cents a share on its common stock. Dividends payable Feb 1 to shareholders of record at 5 p.m. Chicago time on Dec 26.

Commonwealth Edison Co Chicago

Computers in Use Grow From 45,000 to 170,000 by 1975

Growth figures show about 45,000 computers in use now with projections to exceed 170,000 by 1975. The rise reflects expanding adoption across industries and government agencies.

Selective Service Chairman Resigns in Missouri Protest

Clayton, Mo. Myron D. Levy, chairman of Missouri's largest Selective Service board, resigns citing preferential treatment by the state director. Levy, a five year Clayton board member, says it creates inequities for thousands of registrants and accuses Gen. Lawrence B. Adams of discriminatory interference.

Clayton, Mo Myron D. Levy Missouri Selective Service Board Director of Selective Service Tion Lyndon Johnson Warren E. Hearnes State Selective Service Lawrence B. Adams Levy’s Board 101 Clayton Board Levy Gen. Adams

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