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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1968

Page

4

Central Park Sniper From Bulgaria Named Angelof

Police identified the Central Park sniper as Angelof, a Bulgarian immigrant who stole a 45 caliber revolver from Kiril Dimitroz of New Jersey. In a spree, he killed Lilah Kistler, 24, wounded Charles Bach, 80, and injured two officers during a gun duel before he was shot by police.

New York Central Park Kiril Dimitroz Jackson N.J Angelof Rova Farms Freehold Queens Dikov Angelos Lilah Kistler Charles Bach

British Sailor Minimizes Solo Voyage

Alec Rose, 59, quietly dismissed his 28 500 mile solo voyage in the 36 foot ketch Lively Lady from his Portsmouth vegetable shop. After 354 days at sea he recalls loneliness and danger including a fuel fumes scare and periods of prayer, yet he downplays the homecoming despite a 250 000 crowd cheering him.

Portsmouth England Alec Rose Rose

Float Fire Doused by Fire Department in New Mexico Parade

A float in the Los Lunas July Fourth parade was set ablaze by a thrown firecracker. A fire department truck and crew in the parade quickly extinguished the flames.

Los Lunas N.M

Obituary of Mrs. Charles Hoerger Coal City Illinois

Mrs. Charles Dvorak Hoerger 70 died in Lincoln Nursing Home Joliet after a long illness. Survived by two daughters Lucille Luck and Evelyn Viano both of Coal City, sister Barbara Klein Joliet, brothers George Dvorak Joliet and Edward Dvorak Albuquerque NM, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Born August 10 1897 in Diamond. Husband Charles predeceased in 1958. Funeral 9 am Monday Reeves Funeral Home Coal City to Assumption Catholic Church 9 30 am. Burial Bohemian National Cemetery Braidwood. Chapel hours 2 5 and 7 10 pm Sunday.

Carl Lucille) Luck Emil Evelyn) Viano Coal City Barbara Klein Joliet George Dvorak Edward Dvorak Albuquerque N. M Diamond Charles Reeves Funeral Assumption Catholic Church George T. Flynn Bohemian National Cemetery Braidwood

South Wilmington Man Harry Gaddo Sr. Dies in Chicago

Harry Gaddo Sr. 75 formerly of South Wilmington died in Chicago after a three month illness. Survived by wife Sarah two daughters Loretta Tuescher and Kay Melichar a son Harry Jr sister Mrs Albert Doglio Sr brothers Joseph and Thomas three grandchildren. Funeral 9 am Saturday at Patterson Chapel then St Lawrence Church burial Braceville Gardner Cemetery. Born Braceville November 22 1892, he was a retired coal miner who lived in Chicago 22 years.

South Wilmington Harry Gaddo Sr Chicago Sarah Henry Loretta) Tuescher Amil Kay) Melichar Harry Jr Albert Doglio Sr Joseph Thomas Phoenix Ariz Patterson Funeral Chapel St. Lawrence Church Braceville-Gardner Cemetery Navy Braceville

Connolly Rites Held at Immaculate Conception Church

Funeral services for James J. Connolly were held this morning at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church with Rev. Warren Wols presiding. Soloist Mrs. Donald Pelligrini and organist Mrs. Christian Resler provided musical selections. Pallbearers included Leslie Redanz Jr., John Reardant, Thomas Connolly, James Lamping, Robert Lamping Jr., and David Barry. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Wilmington.

James J. Connolly Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Warren Wols Donald Pelligrini Christian Resler Leslie Reardanz Jr John Reardant Thomas Connolly James Lamping Robert Lamping Jr David Barry Mt. Olivet Cemetery Wilmington

Makeshift Bomb Injures Four at Chicago Beach

Four people were hospitalized after a makeshift canister exploded on the 102nd Street Beach in Chicago. Among the injured are Jose Guevara 11 Natividad Juarez 19 and her daughter Annette 3 and Louis Gonzales 14. Police suspect black powder. The blast scarred the ground and tree bark.

Chicago Jose Genvara Guevara Natividad Juarez Annette Louis Gonzales Juarez

Theft reported of bucket seats from Alpha Romato car

Saratoga Township police received a report from Carl Harmon of Lisbon Road that two bucket seats were stolen from his son’s Alpha Romato sports car parked by Gates, Inc. at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Morris Carl Harmon Lisbon Road Saratoga Township Gates, Inc

License Plates Reported Lost or Stolen in Morris

Philip Shoemaker of 433 Johnson Ave reported to Morris police at 4 25 p m Wednesday that his motorcycle license plates were lost or stolen. The plate number is 15168.

Philip Shoemaker Johnson Ave Morris Police

Maddox Ordered Troopers to Shoot If MLK Marchers Enter Capitol

The book The Riddle of Lester Maddox alleges Governor Maddox told about 200 troopers to shoot and stack marchers who tried to enter Georgia’s Capitol during the MLK funeral march. Maddox acknowledged issuing a precautionary order but denied threats to bring forces to protect his Pickrick store.

Atlanta, Ga Lester Maddox Martin Luther King Jr Georgia Capitol Maddox Atlanta Pickrick Furniture King Galphin Ivan Allen Jr

NEA Protests Dallas Bar Racial Refusal During Convention

The National Education Association filed protests with the State Department and urged a Justice Department probe after an African official, Mooki Vitus Molapo, said he was refused service at a Dallas bar during the NEA convention near the Municipal Auditorium. Dallas officials investigated. bar staff cited policy and law.

Dallas Tex National Education Association State Department Justice Department NEA Mooki Vitus Molapo Lesotho Molapo Sam M. Lambert Washington I. M. Jolly Jolly

Firecracker blasts disrupt Miami police office

Miami police report several Fourth of July calls about illegal firecrackers. One incident involved a lighted firecracker tossed into a captain's office, disrupting on-duty operations on home territory.

Miami, Fla Miami

Prisoner on Plane Tries Hijack Plan

John Hamilton Morris, a 48 year old prisoner being transported from Leavenworth to San Francisco, slipped from guards and threatened to hijack a Trans World Airlines flight with dynamite and guns. The pilot diverted to McCarran, guards restrained him, and the plane resumed to San Francisco after a one hour delay. Morris faces a possible federal hijacking charge.

Trans World Airlines John Hamilton Morris Hermosillo Mexico Los Angeles C. P. Barron Morris U.S Barron Nevada McCarran Field Clark County San Francisco Federal Bureau of Investigation Leavenworth Kan Las Vegas TWA

Driver Cited By Police After Crash in Morris

Morris police reported two Wednesday accidents. Oliver Shearer, 54, Minooka, was cited for driving too fast for conditions after a collision with a parked 1966 Ford on 105 E North St. Miss Nancy Marchesi owns the Ford. Shearer’s court date is set for Monday. A second crash involved Frank Palmer backing a 1965 Buick into a 1965 Pontiac driven by Miss Claire Duket at Liberty and Main. Duket’s car sustained right rear fender damage. Palmer’s car had no damage.

Morris Gordon Gregg Oliver Shearer Minooka E. North St Shearer Liberty St North St Nancy Marchesi Pontiac Claire E. Duket Lynwood Drive Duket Robert Duket Palmer

Probe Shooting On Sirhan Brother In Pasadena

Police pursue a highway shooting report involving Saidallah Bishara Sirhan brother of the Kennedy assassination defendant. Investigators lack clues to locate a white Volkswagen bus claimed to have fired at Sirhan while two .38 slugs were recovered from his car.

Pasadena Calif Saidallah Bishara Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Sirhan Gerald Wright Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Los Angeles Kennedy

Youths Ticketed By City Police

Two youths were ticketed by Morris police. Roy Gross 17 of 1005 Spruce St was cited for illegal transportation of liquor at 11 p m Thursday while driving a 1959 Ford rudor on Illinois 47. Gross to appear 10 30 a m July 11. Jerry Sproul 16 of Mazon was cited for curfew violation and to appear 10 50 a m July 11.

Morris Jack Kopezick Roy Gross Spruce St Illinois Gross Jerry Sproul Mazon Gordon Gregg Sproul

Traffic Court Fines Paid In Minooka and Surrounding Areas

In the magistrate division, motorists settled fines for traffic violations on June 25 to June 29. John Foley paid 15 dollars for a stop sign violation at Mondamon and Ridge Roads. Jackie Meredith paid 200 dollars for DUI in Gard ner. William Bernard paid 17 dollars for speeding on Interstate 80. James Simpkins paid 20 dollars for speeding on Interstate 55. John Watson paid 85 dollars for driving with a suspended license and attempting to elude police. James Kennedy paid 20 dollars for speeding on Interstate 80. John McNary paid 16 dollars for speeding on Interstate 80.

Magistrate Division Circuit Court Mondamon Ridge Roads Minooka John Foley Maple Drive Orville Boss Jackie Meredith Dwight Gardner Roy Christensen William Bernard Clarendon Hills Interstate 80 Illinois William Sliker James Simpkins Memphis Tenn Ken Smothers Braceville Road John Watson Coal City Carbon Hill Watson Richard Lohmar James Kennedy Ottawa Lawrence Dalton Ilinois John McNary Lansing Mich Lawrence Staite

Holiday weekend traffic death toll projected nationwide

The National Safety Council estimates 700 to 800 Americans may die in motor vehicle accidents during the long Fourth of July weekend from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, with the AP survey recording 553 fatalities in a comparable period. Showers dampen parts of the Southeast and Midwest while much of the country enjoys dry driving conditions.

National Safety Council Associated Press

Firebombings in Minneapolis After Fireworks Display

Three firebombings were reported and windows broken by more than 100 youths most of them Negroes on the Minneapolis South Side after a Fourth of July fireworks display. Police set up a command post about 11 p.m. near the trouble area.

Minneapolis, Minn Minneapolis

Pieces of London Bridge unloaded in California move to Arizona

850 tons of London Bridge stones were unloaded in Long Beach as the historic structure is shipped to Lake Havasu City to be reassembled over the Colorado River. A Norwegian freighter delivered the first stones on Independence Day. The 10 000 ton bridge was bought for 2 460 000 dollars by the McCullough Oil Corp.

Long Beach Calif America England London Bridge Thames Bridge Lake Havasu City Ariz Colorado River McCullough Oil Corp

County Building Permits Issued in Grundy County

Two persons were issued building permits Wednesday by the Grundy County Office of Building and Zoning. Lyle Claypool of Morris paid a 10 dollar fee for a storage shed permit in Claypool Woods. Eva Constantine of Bracesville paid 56.88 dollars for a single family residence permit in Greenfield Township.

Grundy County Lyle Claypool Morris Claypool Woods First Eva Constantine Bracesville Greenfield Township

Marijuana plant found at Hamden police headquarters

A potted marijuana plant, growing from a six inch sprout to two feet, is kept at Hamden police headquarters as evidence from a narcotics raid. Mildred Higgins tends the plant regularly.

Hamden Conn Nvne Tron Mildred Higgins

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Bulgaria Morris Dry Court House Charles Hoerger Rose Dvorak) Hoerger Lincoln Nursing Home King Funeral Bruce Galphin The Atlanta Constitution Camelot Publishing Co Phyllis Diller Missouri Universal Morris Theatre Don Knotts West Nev R.F.D Mark Cary Coset Mark I N. Broadway Reeves Funeral Home Orris, Hling Jackson St Leon Farrow Husky A. VV Illinois Ave
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