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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1967
Page
2
Claus the toymaker and elf Tweedleknees embark on a northward quest aided by four gifts to destroy the Pigwidgen who curses children. They evade a sleeping giant they mistake for a hill, flee down the mountain, and face a dangerous choice as Tweedleknees contends with the giant.
A colossal boulder released from a mountain top strikes the sleeping giant but only awakens him. He rises and pursues Claus and Tweedleknees at the summit, roaring after Monday: The Donkey. The scene sets a comic chase as the giant begins the pursuit.
Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said the Viet Cong through the National Liberation Front asked the United Nations for two to three representatives to stay in New York for a year or two to work mainly at the United Nations and give interviews. The U.S. would grant visas only if invited by the Security Council or General Assembly, which has not occurred.
Judge John B. Wright of Jacksonville was elected president of the Illinois Associate Circuit Court Judges at the annual convention. Other officers named include Charles P. Horan secretary treasurer Wendell Oliver first vice president Norman Eiger second vice president and Massieon of Peru third vice president.
The Treasury transferred $475 million in gold from its stock to the Exchange Stabilization Fund to back the dollar. It marks the largest single gold shift in U S history and lowers the monetary gold supply to its lowest since 1937.
President Johnson stated the attack was decisively repelled at a small cost in U S reserves. U S policy remains to defend the dollar by buying and selling gold at 35 dollars an ounce with 59 percent of London market sales covered by a seven nation pool. Treasury Chief Fowler warned U S losses would be substantially high during the gold rush.
Karen D. Nomiya 21 of Chicago was charged with two counts of murder in the stabbing deaths of Mrs. Eugene M. Cohn 56 and her daughter Suzanne 21 in Duluth. A man brought Nomiya to police after she showed knife cuts and shock. Bodies found in the dining room. jackknife at scene. Nomiya had been a frequent guest at the Cohn home near the university campus.
Rob ert Hubble's daughter Robin Hubble aged six died from injuries after reportedly walking into the path of a pickup truck in front of their Aurora home. Police said the incident occurred Thursday and she died early today.
An advertisement touts estrogenic hormone skin applications claiming wrinkle reduction and renewed vitality. It cites a test with treated and untreated skin, promotes Hormonex Beauty Serum, and lists a 10 percent supply cost of $3.50. It urges readers to obtain the product.
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