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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1966

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Tet Truce Ordered by Westmoreland for Allied Forces

Gen William C Westmoreland ordered a 78 hour cease fire starting Thursday noon for Tet observances across U S South Vietnamese South Korean Australian and New Zealand troops. The move mirrors a Viet Cong four day truce and follows south Vietnamese government approval to halt fighting during the lunar New Year.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Viet Nam William C. Westmoreland Westmoreland Republic Thu Duc Moc Hoa Cai Lay Kien Tuong Comunists Trung Lap U.S. 1St Infantry Division

France ends six month boycott of European Common Market

Paris reports France has ended a six month boycott as foreign ministers begin a two day session. Maurice Couve de Murville heads the talks with demands for each nation to retain veto power and a curb on the nine member Commission led by Walter Hallstein. Observers foresee opposition to changes and fear a move toward a United States of Europe.

Luxembourg France Charles de Gaulle Maurice Couve de Murville Couve de Murville Walter Hallstein Common Market Commission de Gaulle Hallstein United States of Europe Britain Rome

Weaver Nomination Approved by Senate Banking Committee

The Senate Banking Committee voted unanimously to approve President Johnson's nom ination of Robert C Weaver to head the new Department of Housing and Urban Development. Weaver would be the first Black cabinet member and led the Housing and Home Finance Agency. The committee also unanimously backed Prof Robert C Wood for undersecretary. confirmations likely later in the week.

Johnson Robert C. Weaver Washington, D. C Weaver Department of Housing and Urban Development Washington Senate Banking Committee President Johnson New York Housing and Home Finance Agency

Morris High School to Represent District at Joliet Junior College Meeting

Miss Ethel Watts principal of Nettle Creek School and Wesley Jorstad MCHS board member will represent Morris Community High School district at an area meeting for the proposed Joliet Area Junior College. The gathering is at 8 p.m. in Joliet Township High School Central teachers lounge, called by Kenneth Timm head of the citizens committee. A state education office representative is expected.

Ethel Watts Nettle Creek School Wesley Jorstad MCHS Morris Community High School Joliet Area Joliet Township High School Kenneth Timm Citizens’ Committee

New Squad Car Delivered Here

Police Chief Donald Ward said the Biscayne Chevrolet was picked up Friday. The new squad car will not be white but turquoise, a greenish blue, with radio and siren equipment transferred to the vehicle today for operation tomorrow.

Donald Ward Biscayne

Decatur Plans to Revamp Its Police Force

Decatur plans a modernized police department with cadet schooling and civilian experts. City Manager John E. Dever outlined continuous applicant screening, broader recruitment, advanced training, and new tech for records, data, and communications.

Decatur Decatur, III Decatur Police Department Decatur City Council John E. Dever Dever Police Department

Christmas Seal Drive Near Goal in Grundy County

Contributions to the Grundy County Health and Tuberculosis Association Christmas Seal campaign stand at $7,267.10 toward a $7,924.83 goal. Miss Lillias K. Walker reports, with 7,414 letters mailed and 3,232 responses. Reminder envelopes will be mailed to boost returns during the holidays.

Grundy County

Shrimp Fishermen In Cuban Custody

Nine Tampa shrimp fishermen presumed in Cuban custody after their 73 foot boat Charles Singleton ran aground off northwest Cuba. The two sister ships Penny Singleton and Mark E. Singleton were directed to a Cuban port by Cuban Coast Guard.

Miami Fla Tampa U.S. Coast Guard Charles Singleton Cuba Penny Singleton Mark E. Singleton Cuban Coast Guard Nicaragua Singleton Shrimp Co Coast Guard Search and Rescue Center

Sheep Attacked by Dogs at Rural Illinois Farm

One sheep died and six were injured in a Sunday night dog attack at Jesse Small’s farm near Mazon. Eight sheep packed in a pen were exposed. by Sunday 9 am all but one survived, with a veterinarian to decide further euthanasia and care.

Jesse Small Mazon Small George Hendrickson

Many Hurt in Falls on Ice

A rash of ice fall accidents crowded Morris Hospital with many treated locally and several admitted. Names include Mrs. William Bumgarner, Elvin Berkland, Brian Cox, Tim Butterfield, Mark Goodlet, LaDonna West, Don Kern, Mark Connors, Beverly Dare, Judith Stangland, Leroy Harrington, Carrie Vorek, Denise Leibold, George Malek, Lindell Jones, Paul Hines, John Welch and others from Joliet, Coal City, Mazon and surrounding areas.

Brian Cox Joliet Tim Butterfield North St Mark Goodlet Illinois Ave LaDonna West Rte. 3 Don Kern Mark Connors Maple Drive Beverly Dare Coal City Judith Stangland Price St Leroy Harrington Mazon Carrie Vorek E. Jefferson St Denise Leibold Lynwood Drive George Malek Fremont Ave Lindell Jones E. Benton Sr Paul Hines Joliet Hospital John Welch

Plan to Improve Postal Service

Senate Post Office Chairman Mike Monroney and House counterpart Tom Murray expect quick congressional approval of a 15 million administration package to restore parcel post and window service. Johnson backs six day parcel post in 6,091 communities with populations over 3,000, ending 1964 economy cuts.

Washington Senate House Post Office Congress So.a. S Mike Monroney Dokla Tom Murray D-Tenn Monroney Johnson Lawrence F. O’brien

Nigeria Army Takes Over After Coup Fails In Lagos

Nigeria's Army commander Maj Gen Aguiyi Ironsi declared himself temporary head of state and suspended key provisions of the constitution after an attempted military coup. Balewa and Nnamdi Azikwe were kidnapped as loyal troops secured Lagos. rebels reportedly hold Kaduna briefly. Ironsi pledged an interim government and regional military governors to maintain order.

Lagos Nigeria Africa Aguiyi Ironsi Sir Abubaker Tafawa Balewa Azikwe Nnamdi Ironsi Kaduna Federation of Nigeria Congo Dahomey Central African Republic Upper Volta Lagos Radio

Fiveyearold Jeffrey Carver Drowned in Canal Near Home

Jeffrey Alan Carver age five died after sliding into unfrozen water of the Illinois and Michigan Canal near 755 E Illinois Ave Morris Illinois. His brother Tony tried to help then escaped and ran for assistance. The coroner's office announced the death and an inquest was planned. Burial set at Evergreen Cemetery with funeral services in Seneca.

Illinois and Michigan Canal Illinois Ave Jeffrey Alan Carver Robert Carver Morris Fire Department W. Clark Davis Tony Barry Jeffrey Carver B. W. Wilkinson Davis Funeral Home Assembly of God Church Seneca Roy Wilson Evergreen Cemetery Robert and Mozzell Carver Pamela Kathy Lynn Robert Anthony Barry Lavern Bruce Raymond Seamen Homer Kittrell Nellie Carver, Morris

Morris Planning Commission to discuss final comprehensive plan

A final draft of the comprehensive plan will be discussed at 7 30 p m Wednesday by the Morris Planning Commission at city hall A review of planning standards for a proposed zoning ordinance will also begin Copies of three planning background documents are available at the city clerk s office Morris Public Library and Morris Chamber of Commerce per Jim Baum chairman A public hearing on the comprehensive plan will be held

Morris Planning Commission City Clerk’s Office Morris Public Library Morris Chamber of Commerce Jim Baum

Weather Chronicle Reports Freeze and Snow Potential

The mercury fell to zero Sunday night and is forecast to reach that mark again tonight. Tuesday's outlook calls for partial cloudiness with a high in the 20s. Collins Weather Station logged a Saturday high of 28 and a low of 12. Sunday reached 25 with a zero overnight low, and at 9 am today the temperature stood at 2 above zero.

U. S. Weather Bureau Collins Weather Station

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