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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1969

Page

8

Federal Probe on Gaming Interests In Newark

U S Attorney General John Mitchell predicts mass indictments of public officials as federal probes target Newark New Jersey corruption tied to gambling. Mayor Hugh Addonizio faces grand jury questions and Fifth Amendment refusals while others invoking protection include Del Mauro and Biancone. State and federal authorities clash over testifying as Cahill calls organized crime infiltration a fact.

Newark N.J U.S. Atty John Mitchell Hugh J. Addonizio Boca Raton Fla Mitchell Cosa Nostra Internal Revenue New Jersey Newark Dominick Spina New Jersey Internal Revenue Evening News of Tan Trenton Arthur J. Sills Sills Addonizio Shaw del Mauro DeVita Somerset County Michael R. Imbriani William T. Cahill

Dean Martin Seeks Divorce From Jeanne Riegger

Hollywood AP reports Dean Martin asked for divorce from wife Jeanne Riegger after she announced the end of their two year marriage. She said he confessed to loving another and would begin proceedings immediately. The Martins share three children. Dean has four from a previous marriage.

Hollywood Dean Martin Jeanne Riegger Martin Martins Dean Dino Ricci Gina Craig Claudia Gail Deana Desi Billy Jeanne

Wise Guys Coin Nativity Moment From Kentucky Child

In Lebanon Kentucky a 4-year-old, Sammy Osbourne, identified nativity figures for his grandmother saying Mary Joseph Baby Jesus then cheekily called the three Magi the Wise Guys. The lighthearted moment captures a child’s innocent interpretation of the holiday scene at his church.

Lebanon Sammy Osbourne Henry Smith Mary Joseph Jesus

Mom and Dad As Good as Santa Claus

AP report interviews celebrities and figures about learning there is no Santa Claus. Phyllis Diller jokes about warnings, Rodney Dangerfield recalls cops catching Santa, John MacDonald notes responsibility over loss, Paul Krassner predicts myth co option, Tiny Tim elevates Christ's birthday as Christmas core.

New York Santa Claus Mom Dad Santa Phyllis Diller Miss Diller Rodney Dangerfield John MacDonald Jesus Christ Tiny Tim Christ

Susann recalls childhood Christmas faith moment

Jacqueline Susann recounts a pivotal childhood moment when she doubted belief in God after troubling events, until her mother reminded her that God guides what parents give children for Christmas. The anecdote underscores the author of Valley of the Dolls and The Love Machine.

Rible Jacqueline Susann

Christmas Origins Shift to 1038 The English Feast

Christmas did not become a named holiday until 1038 when English speakers used Christes Maesse or Christes messe to describe Christ's birthday celebrating mass days.

Christ Christes Christesmesse

The Beatles Book of Lyrics edited by Alan Aldridge

New York AP reports Seymour Lawrence Delacorte Press will publish the first major illustrated collection of Beatle lyrics titled The Beatles Book of Lyrics. It includes lyrics to 100 songs with full color art by Picasso Max Bailey Ungerer Chagall and others and quotes and interpretations from all four Beatles.

New York Seymour Lawrence-Delacorte Press Alan Aldridge Pablo Picasso Peter Max David Bailey Tommi Ungerer Marc Chagall

Rock Island Men Indicted In Gambling Case

Springfield AP reports two Rock Island men John M. Stonehouse and Albert Steiner were indicted by a federal grand jury on gambling charges for using a Western Union telegram to transmit wagering information from outside Illinois to Rock Island. The indictment covers Aug 14 to Oct 6 this year.

Springfield Rock Island John M. Stonehouse Albert Steiner Western Union Illinois Louis P. Rolofson Normal First National Bank of Normal Steven A. Heller East Peoria Community Bank of Darrell G. Duncan Alton Glass Bottle Blowers Association Bruce L. Whitsitt Abingdon Roger W. Fullmer Rockford Aledo Ronald L. Burgess Abington Laborers International Union George H. Burke III Moline Lawrence E. Case Michael Laverne Moore

Induction and Trial Failures Reported for Several Residents

Rock Island notes failure to report for induction. Gary Lee Anderson 28 East Moline likewise failed to report. Patricia L. Knackmuhs 27 Pekin failed to appear for interstate transportation of forged securities trial. Walter R. Carrington 26 Veolia charged with forgery of U S Treasury check and mail theft.

Rock Island Gary Lee Anderson East Moline Patricia L. Knackmuhs Pekin Walter R. Carrington Veolia U.S. Treasury

Boy asks about afterlife in Louisville tale of tickets

Kenneth Martin Jr. aged six wonders where people go after death and asks if Pappaw had a one way ticket. He then asks his father if when you're downtown you can get one of those tickets in a city tale from Louisville.

Louisville Kenneth Martin Jr Pappaw

Saint Nicholas Inspires Santa Claus Origins

The 4th century bishop of Myra in Asia Minor inspired the modern Santa Claus with gifts to the poor and especially to children, shaping the Christmas figure widely known today.

Santa Claus St. Nicholas Myra Asia Minor

Hendrix acquitted in Toronto drug possession case

Jimi Hendrix, 27, was acquitted of possessing heroin and hashish after being arrested May 3 at Toronto International Airport. He said the verdict was the best Christmas present Canada has ever given him, as the jury found him not guilty.

Toronto Jimi Henedrix Toronto International Canada Hendrix

Actor Willie Sutton Denied Parole At Attica Prison

Albany AP reporte Willie Sutton the famed bank robber and prison escape artist, age 68, was denied parole by the state board. He remains at Attica State Prison with the earliest new eligibility for release set for August 1971 after a Wednesday decision.

Albany N.Y Willie

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