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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
4
A reader questions Ann Landers on when to advise separation or staying for the sake of children. Landers says escape is valid in cases of mental cruelty or violence, otherwise keeping the family together can be best for the kids. A teen asks about wearing a cross to a dance. Landers says the cross is a religious symbol and acceptable anywhere.
Across clues cover celestial terms and common words. down clues pair with across to fit a nested puzzle grid. answers include stars planets moons and ordinary nouns suitable for a planetarium themed crossword puzzle.
Readable clues mention Indians orm egan and Torrid with entries for regal residence venerate heavenly body dill and peel and take evening. The jagged list seems to reflect a puzzle or telegraphic note rather than a full event.
Unclear mixed list of clues includes sea eagle chaos vase limb bald Dutch cheese flower holder paradise scope pastries capital of vestment pronoun. Likely crossword while awaiting full puzzle context.
In Streator Illinois on Wednesday motorist Christian Killen 68 died after his car struck a parked vehicle driven by Lindsay Dye 67. Dye was injured and his wife and siblings in law the Dyes were not seriously hurt. Authorities suspect Killen died of a heart attack prior to or during the collision. New Zealand reference appears unrelated.
Broadcast guide lists a dense schedule from 6:10 P.M. through 2:25 A.M. with programs including News Weather The Untouchables The Vikings The Real McCoys The Witness and philosophical pieces, ending with a note about Nebuchadnezzar and the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Ruth Willett notes barbers in Rhode Island plan a new hair coloring service for men to prevent neighbors from judging wives by aging appearances. She compares evolving attitudes to dyeing hair among women and predicts men may follow as dyeing becomes more accepted.
A Region II Illinois Heart Association program at Silver Cross hospital drew eighty eight nurses from Will and Grundy counties for a seminar on nursing care of stroke patients. Dr James J Nordland spoke on medical aspects of cerebrovascular disease and Dee Elsome of Morris hospital led the evening session with rehabilitation as the theme.
Morris Fire department was called Wednesday at 7 20 p m to extinguish a fire in a car at a service station at 1357 Division St Ralph Molin owner of the car reported today damage was unestimated but most of the wires apparently were burned out
Every second the sun releases energy equivalent to a million times all the energy stored in Earth’s coal, petroleum, and natural gas reserves.
A compilation of local items notes events from one year and twenty years ago. It cites baptisms births engagements anniversaries and civic actions including a church ceremony a hospital birth route signage updates and a Sunday bowling ban in Grundy county.
Harold A. Bass of Route 1 Lake Zurich paid 10 dollars and costs after driving 75 mph in a 65 mph zone. Allen P. Beard of Fairfield faced a 15 dollar fine plus costs for 80 mph in a 65 mph zone on Route 47. Edward Crys of Wilmington was ticketed on the river bridge and fined 35 dollars plus costs.
The article notes an 850 percent rise in pulp and paper production over the past fifty years, highlighting dramatic growth in this industry and its long term trend.
The Illinois Natural History Survey reports hunters bagged under 45 percent of cock pheasants this season in Illinois. Robert I. Smith, head of the pheasant project, says over twice that many could have been killed without harming next year’s crop, noting standing corn limited retrieval.
Joseph A. Connor announces a civil service exam for Supply Clerk positions in Michigan and Wisconsin with two options Storekeeping clerical and stock control clerical specialties. Salaries start at 336 to 362 dollars monthly, requirement is supply clerical experience or substitutable education, no written test, age 18 or older with no maximum age, applications to Seventh U.S. Civil Service Region Chicago post office, forms at post offices.
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