Priest Who Piloted Indian Agricultural program ordered to leave
Jesuit Rev Vincent Ferrer age 47 who led an agricultural revolution in 700 villages near Bombay is ordered to depart India. He arrived from Spain 12 years ago and pledged to improve the life of India's common man. A notable incident at a roadside lunch near Manmad sparked action.
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New Delhi
India
Bombay
Vincent Ferrer
Spain
Manmad
Father Ferrer
Pattern orders and a priest in India stir crisis
The notice details a Morris Daily Herald pattern order from Anne Adams and describes Father Ferrer’s work in India. He organized wells and pumps, a fertilizer cooperative, and loans for farmers, drawing both praise and strong opposition including expulsion threats and citizenship bids.
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Manmad
Farmers’ Service Society
Europe
Father Ferrer
Maharashtra
India
Swatantra Party
Indira Gandhi
Ferrer
RCA claims thick crystal display could yield bread-thin home TVs
New York AP report states the Radio Corp of America describes a thick liquid of tiny crystals trapped between glass plates that could create sea type electronic displays and produce home television screens no thicker than a slice of bread.
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New York
Radio Corp. of America
Weekend Television Lineup Highlights Many Prime Time Programs
TV listings outline midday to late evening schedule with programs across networks. Notable titles include The Untouchables Have Gun Will Travel Bonanza Mission Impossible Woody Woodbury and The Flintstones plus talk and game shows.
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Woody Woodbury
Firemen extinguish car blaze after class ride home
Two off duty Seattle firemen returning from a fire science class spotted a blaze in their car. They grabbed burning items from the glove compartment and stomped out the flames.
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Seattle, Wash
Donald Hamilton
Grain Quotations in CAPR Market Report
A grain market update lists prices and quotations with figures such as 2.64 for a specific lot. The brief notes the CAPR market and domestic pricing trends affecting traders and mills.
Gardner Royal Neighbors Club Meeting and School Honors
Royal Neighbors of Gardner met in the Legion Hall with Mrs. Fred Ford presiding and district director Ruth Baker present to discuss the June 20 country convention in Mazon. The gathering honored retiring Mrs. Karl B. Lutz and music director Mrs. Edwin Keene with a chicken dinner and a departing gift for Lutz. 18 people attended including teachers aides and substitutes.
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Holly Camp
Royal Neighbors
Legion Hall
Fred Ford
Ruth Baker
Morris
Mazon
Louis Martin
Raymond Morris
Gardner Consolidated
Karl B. Lutz
Edwin Keene
Harvard
Martha Slyter
Larry van Winkle
William Tyler
Parent- Teachers Association
Lutz
Fifty Years Ago in Morris Daily Herald Infantile Paralysis and Canal News
Half a century ago the paper reports infantile paralysis cases in Carbon Hill with infant Peter Bunicchie's death. President Wilson and Secretary Baker order dredging of the Illinois Michigan Canal from Lockport to LaSalle to restore navigation. A milkman recovers a lost and found coat on Illinois Ave. Rural school teacher shortages threaten fall term openings per Vernon L Nickell.
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Carbon Hill
Peter Bunicchie
Wilson
Baker
France
Ilinois-Michigan Canal
Lockport
LaSalle
Department of the Herald
Illinois Ave
Lic
Vernon L. Nickell
Illinois
Morris Lions Club backs flood water disinfection plan
Twenty five years ago the Morris Lions Club recommended thorough chlorination of private water supplies in flood affected areas with steps provided by the State Department of Public Health. Tomorrow a ship will launch at the Seneca yards with 1500 workers allowed to bring a family member. state official details follow.
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Morris Lions Club
State Department of Public Health
Seneca
Eisenhower signs bill lifting mail rates and costs
President Eisenhower signed a bill increasing mail rates effective August 4 affecting letters air mail post cards newspapers magazines and advertising materials. The 1958 graduation at St Angela's Academy marked the last class before the 100 year old school closes next year. The Morris Building and Loan Association board can buy land to build office headquarters after this week's shareholders meeting.
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Eisenhower
St. Angela’s Academy
Immaculate Conception Church
The
Morris Building and Loan Association
Fire destroys Kerns Furniture Co. building
Firemen from Morris Coal City Braidwood Mazon and Wilmington fought a blaze that completely destroyed the Kerns Furniture Co. late Friday. Mr and Mrs Everett Southcombe celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at a family gathering at their home.
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Morris
Coal City
Braidwood
Mazon
Wilmington
Kerns Furniture Co
Mrs
Everett Southcombe
Gray skies and a back alley romance with a married lawyer
A 41 year old woman seeks counsel about a 50 year old lawyer who claims to be separated from his wife. He avoids public outings and refuses to introduce her to colleagues, prompting warnings that she is being used. Ann Landers suggests ending the affair and offers tips on remembering names.
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Dear Skies
Dearie
Mrs. Fuerstenberg
Mr. Power
Plattville Calendar Notices Highlight Local Meetings
Local groups list weekly gatherings from VFW Post 8234 to Farm Bureau and United Methodist Church. Dan Cryder presides at Yorkville FB meeting. fire district tests hose. High Hopes Club hosts Beulah Olson. HEA Stitch and Stir 4 H Club meets with 4 H lesson on Electricity Lighting and You. Awards given at Plattville School for eighth grade graduates.
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Farm Bureau Legislative
Yorkville
Dan Cryder
The
United Methodist Church
Lisbon-Seward
Plattville
HEA
Reuben Reingardt
Fred Baker
Baker
Carl Gabel
Alvin Clayton
American Legion
Robert Goins
U. S. Post 489
Janet Hester
Ernie Stumbo
Joel Nauman
Edward Stumbo
Today in History highlights events from 1792 to 1968
Dated June 1, 1968, the history roundup notes Kentucky statehood in 1792, Tennessee in 1796, Brigham Young’s birth in 1801, Madison warning of war in 1812, Crete evacuation in 1941, the 1944 end of siesta in Mexico, Lebanon disputes in Benghazi, Pope John XXIII’s decline in 1968, and the Intrepid passing Suez under masking subs in 1967.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
Kentucky
Tennessee
Brigham Young
Whittingham
James Madison
Congress
Britain
Crete
Mexico
Arab League Council
Benghazi
Libya
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
John XXIII
U.S
Intrepid
Suez Canal
Daily Crossword Clues With Mixed Answers and Abbreviations
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Quarrel
Physicianss
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Big Valley
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