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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1960

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New Methods For Action by Government In National Goals

Analysis by Clark Kerr explores balancing government participation with democratic rights to meet public needs. Proposals include expanding the Council of Economic Advisors role, government aid to industries during adjustments, easing automation costs, and early government leadership in crucial industrial development and national emergency planning.

Council of Economic Advisors Atomic Energy Commission

Morris Elementary Christmas Choral Concert Sunday

The Morris elementary schools present their annual Christmas choral concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Center school gymnasium. Directed by Fred E. Block the program titled The First Christmas features the Mixed chorus performing Star of the East and O Holy Night while the Girls chorus sings O Come O Come Emmanuel. A cast will portray figures in the Christmas story and a freewill offering will be collected at the door to cover expenses.

Morris Elementary Center School Fred E. Block Emmanuel

Head Lock Dam Operator Retiring After 32 Years

Robert W. Lindsay of 748 Armstrong St retired from Dresden Island Lock and Dam after 32 years of service near Morris. A leaving party at Sis's Drive In was hosted by Dresden lock employees and C. L. Bolland, Joliet Project Office engineer, will present an award from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chicago district.

Robert W. Lindsay Armstrong St Dresden Island Morris Lindsay Sis Dresden Lock C. L. Bolland Joliet U. S. Army Engineers District Chicago Corps of Army Engineers

Four Area Scouter Committees Named by Rainbow Council

Rainbow Council of Boy Scouts of America announced appointments: Camp Development committee with Morton H. Hollingsworth as chairman and members Judge Leonard Hoffman John E. Corssen Louis R. Peyla Sr. Robert McQueen and Robert J. Herschbach. Nomination committee members listed with Clifford N. Hathway as chairman. Recognition Dinner committee includes Carl Kepner as chairman and Jacek O'Meara Art Silk Ray Perron Edward Rinehart Harry Dandelles Robert Malmquist. Silver Beaver committee chaired by Frank E. Condon with Hollingsworth Peyla Vollmer and Strasma. Rainbow Council covers Grundy Kankakee and Will counties.

Rainbow Council Boy Scouts of America Robert J. Herschbach Morton H. Hollingsworth Leonard Hoffman John E. Corssen Louis R. Peyla Sr Robert McQueen Clifford N. Hathway Robert Nichols Gene Shutts Russell Dagon Alfred Levering Willard Perkins Kenneth Fredlund Carl Kepner Robert Leckrone Jacek O'Meara Art Silk Ray Perron Edward Rinehart Harry Dandelles Robert Malmquist Frank E. Condon Edward Vollmer Edward Strasma Grundy, Kankakee Will Counties

Secret Sky Spy Satellite In Orbit

A Discoverer XVIII satellite carrying space reconnaissance gear circled the globe from Vandenberg AFB. The 2100 pound satellite launched with a strengthened booster and Agena B second stage, orbiting every 94 minutes at altitudes between 150 and 450 miles. It carried tissue samples and biological materials to study radiation effects for future space missions.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Discoverer Pearl Harbor Arctic Air Force Pacific Hawaii Space Sky Spy Midas Samos Thor Globe

Art Discovery Reveals Davenport Dog Sketch in Oregon Wall

West Stayton residents uncover a sketch by Homer Davenport hidden behind wall boards in a former railroad car yard warehouse. Davenport, famed early 20th century American cartoonist who died in 1912, praised his dog Duffy in a life book and is buried in Silverton, Oregon.

West Stayton Ore Homer Davenport America Duffy Southern Pacific Davenport Silverton, Ore

Military Take Over Laos Capital Today

Laos capital Vientiane faced a brief military takeover as neutralist government forces moved to secure the city. Pro Communist Pathet Lao fled. clashes and large deployments were reported before normalcy returned by noon. A three cornered meeting was planned among Souvanna Phouma followers, rightists, and the Pathet Lao.

Vientiane Laos Pathet Lao Souvanna Phouma Phoumi Nosavan Namkadinh Pakadinh Paksane Kong le Souvanna Laotian Youth Association

Hal Osmanson Morris Auto Dealer Dies

Hal Osmanson a Morris automobile dealer for many years died at Morris hospital around noon. The body was taken to Davis Funeral home where services are pending.

Hal Osmanson Fremont Ave Morris Automobile Morris Hospital Davis Funeral Home

Two Hurt as Gas Truck and Car Crashed Near Lisbon

A Cities Service Gasoline truck collided with a car one mile west of Lisbon at 10 a m. Porter C Arneson 48 Sheridan Ill the truck driver is in critical condition with severe chest and other injuries LeRoy E Mueller 48 Ontaraville Ill the car driver is in poor condition with back and possible internal injuries Both drivers were trapped in their vehicles until Grundy and Kendall County deputies helped them to Finland ambulance with Chief Deputy Gerald Bitner and Deputy Myron Bartlett investigating the crash.

Lisbon Porter C. Arneson Sheridan Morris Hospital Lloyd E. Mueller Ontarioville LeRoy E. Mueller Ill Arneson Mueller Grundy County Kendall County Sheriffs Finland Gerald Bitner Myron Bartlett

Woman Finds Stolen Books Hidden Textbook Among Loot

Mrs. Lucille Sikes of Phoenix kept $50 in a seldom used textbook for safety. While the family was away on a Sunday outing a thief entered the house and stole a stack of books including the hidden textbook.

Phoenix, Ariz Lucille Sikes Phoenix

Urges Drivers Pedestrians to Be Careful in Holiday Traffic

Acting police chief B. O'Neal Enger urged careful travel in the Morris business district during the Christmas shopping season. Pedestrians should cross only at intersections and obey green lights. motorists must yield to crossing pedestrians. He warned following traffic rules may delay a few moments but can prevent hospital stays over the holidays.

Morris B. O'Neal Enger Enger

Will Sue For Recount In LaSalle County Auditor Race

Alfred Morandi, Democrat candidate for La Salle County treasurer, says he will seek a recount in county court after a discovery recheck of the November 8 election showed 1,000 ballots without judge initials, a result that could shift the outcome in the La Salle County auditor race against Elva Heiman. If those ballots are invalidated, Morandi claims he would win by 128 votes.

Ottawa Alfred Morandi Peru la Salle Elva Heiman Morandi

Rusk Emerges As Top Secretary of State Possibility

Dean Rusk, 51, rated a leading possibility for secretary of state, met with President elect Kennedy for about 45 minutes to discuss foreign policy and government organization. White had earlier spoken with Kennedy about working together, as Rusk remains among several candidates for the post. Rusk, reared in Atlanta, built a career from Mills College professor to State Department official and Rockefeller Foundation head.

Washington Dean Rusk John F. Kennedy Rusk Rockefeller Foundation New York Kennedy White Byron Leslie Whizzer) White State Department Sen J. William Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee John J. McCloy Defense Department David K. EB. Bruce Germany Chester Bowles D-Conn India Atlanta Georgia Mills College Oakland Calif Army Burma War Department General Staff International Security Affairs Robert P. Patterson Office United Nations Affairs Truman

Weather forecast for the region with cold nights

The forecast calls for fair and cold weather tonight with a low near 10. Friday will be sunny but cold with a high in the upper 20s. Northerly winds 15 to 22 mph today shift to west tonight. Saturday looks partly cloudy and slightly warmer. Collins station records show a Wednesday high of 35 and a 22 night low. at 9 am today temperatures had risen only one degree.

Collins Weather Station

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