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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1965
Page
4
Senator Birch Bayh told a Carthage College symposium that funds for transporting students to mix races should instead improve school facilities, teachers, and study. He warned that moving students solely to achieve racial balance does not solve de facto segregation.
In San Francisco AFL CIO leaders say Johnson pledges repeal of Taft Hartley Section 14B but privately fear weak administration backing may doom the effort. With Congress to reconvene next month, no firm timetable or commitment from the White House exists on bringing the bill to the Senate floor amid possible GOP filibusters.
The Salvation Army will run pickup trucks through Grundy County next week visiting Gardner South Wilmington and Mazon to collect usable items. Residents are asked to place clothing furniture and other goods on visible porches or parkways and mark them Salvation Army for pickup.
The Morris Fire Department was called out Monday around 4 p.m. and again in the forenoon to rural grass and tractor fires with limited losses. A grassy blaze along the E J and E Railroad right of way in Goose Lake Township was extinguished. At the Collins Steffes farm east of Evergreen Cemetery a tractor owned by Wesley Steffes caught fire, damaging wiring but limiting vehicle damage.
Named to Post MARS HILLS N C A P Dr Fred Bentley 30 assistant dean of the University of Louisville College of Arts and Sciences was named president of Mars Hill College Tuesday A native of Roanoke Va he served two years on the Indiana University faculty and was educational adviser to IU s international contract programs He will succeed Dr Hoyt Blackwell 75 who will retire July 1.
Rep. Paul Findley says Congress should legislate government out of the grain business. He, a member of the Agriculture Committee, plans to introduce legislation to end government strategic grain stocks seen as a tool for price control.
Viet Cong radio announces a 12 hour cease fire over Christmas Eve to allow people on the other side to celebrate. In Washington President Johnson conference with the Joint Chiefs as Congress moves to back military spending. The Vatican Council closes with reforms and calls for church collaboration. Gemini 7 crew reported well as rendezvous prep continues. A California minister testifies in the Reed murder trial. Labor leaders warn against state bans on union shop contracts.
A continuance until Jan. 12 was granted on a Dresden Acres subdivision case against Joliet builders Henry and Walter B Steinley for allegedly subdividing land and selling without county plat approval. State's Attorney said repairs to drainage and roads and weather delays prompted the delay.
When roasting a leg of lamb, cut slits in the meat and insert garlic slivers to enhance aroma and taste. This technique helps distribute garlic flavor throughout the roast.
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