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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1967

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Defense chief orders halt to hazardous military drinking rites

Secretary McNamara demands immediate review of all initiation style ceremonies across the Army Navy and Air Force to prevent harm to service members following the death of Lt Ronald Greer Reeves at Ft Bragg from alcohol related asphyxiation after a prop blast. Reeves a Clemson graduate and nondrinker died after consuming vodka during a so called prop blast. Local release notes prop blasts are linked to airborne units dating to World War II and each unit sets its own rules.

Washington Robert S. McNamara McNamara Army Navy Air Force Ronald Greer Reeves Reeves Clemson University Ft. Bragg N.C Fr. Bragg Airborne

Migrant dies after truck crash in Grundy County

James Munroz, 46, of Big Wells Texas, died at St James Hospital Pontiac from injuries after a truck rollover on U S 66 near Dwight Tuesday. He was among 21 migrants traveling from Big Wells to Palatine to begin work. Next of kin notified. funeral plans not set.

Grundy Dwight St. James Hospital Pontiac James Munroz Big Wells Texas U. S Illinois Munroz Palatine

Morris Lions Award 36 Members for Perfect Attendance

Perfect attendance pins were awarded to 36 Morris Lions Club members Thursday night. Retiring Lions president Elvin Matteson presented County Clerk Nels P. Nelson with a 20 year pin and Lion Howard Matteson received a 10 year pin. Five year pins went to Chuck and Charles Anderson and Bob Johnston. Thirty-one members received one year pins. Outgoing President Matteson pinned the president’s pin on incoming president Ronald Harseim, who then pinned the past president’s pin on Matteson.

Morris Lions Club Lions Elvin Matteson Nels P. Nelson Lion Howard Matteson Chuck Charles Anderson Bob Johnston Matteson Ronald Harseim Lion Matteson

Kerner hears county group oppose Goose Lake state park

Gov. Otto Kerner met May 23 with Sidney Carr and a seven member delegation including Goose Lake Township Supervisor John Hauschild to study opposition to a proposed Goose Lake area state park. The group urged further study and no immediate action while county supervisors also opposed additional conservation development.

Otto Kerner Goose Lake Township Sidney C. Carr Carr John Hauschild Neeleen Ness Nettle Creek Township Hauschild

Housing Loan Approved for 40 Unit Project in Illinois

The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved a $664,443 loan to Christian County Housing Authority for 40 units of low rent housing in Pana Tl. The agreement aims to support construction of the affordable units.

Washington Department of Housing and Urban Development Christian County Housing Authority Pana

Five day forecast for Morris area with mild conditions

The period through Wednesday should bring near normal highs around 77 to 81 and lows 54 to 60. Expect warmer Sunday and cooler Tuesday or Wednesday with one half to one inch of rain from showers after Sunday. The Weather Bureau cites fair cool nights and highs near 80 on Saturday. The Collins station logged 72/46 Thursday, with 67 at 9am and 75 downtown at 11am.

U. S. Weather Bureau Collins Morris

Split Top Battalion in Saigon Area Fight Kills 150

A South Vietnamese task force attacked a crack Viet Cong 708th Mobile Battalion near Dong Ha and claimed about 150 enemy killed. Meanwhile Marines near Con Thien and Camp Carroll engaged dug-in North Vietnamese forces with air and artillery as fighting intensified below the demilitarized zone.

Saigon Demilitarized Zone 17Th Parallel Dong Ha Quang Tri City Con Thien Camp Carrol South Vietnam Quang Ngai U.S. Army Mekong Tan An U.S. 9Th Infantry Division

Speck Scheduled for Sentencing in Peoria

Richard Speck, 25, is slated for sentencing Monday in Peoria after a jury convicted him of eight nurse murders and recommended the death penalty in the electric chair. Judge Herbert C. Paschen set the date, with mitigation hearings and mental tests discussed but ultimately rejected.

Chicago Richard Speck Peoria Herbert C. Paschen Paschen William Koeppel Peoria County Cook County Illinois Supreme Court Speck Getty Vietnam

Special Morris City Council Session on Water and Sewer Needs

A special Morris City Council meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m today in the chambers to address water and sewer line issues. The agenda may include plans to upgrade the disposal unit with secondary treatment facilities.

Morris City

NAACP Demands Weston Siting Halt Over Housing Law

The NAACP urged the federal government to scrap Weston as the site for a multimillion dollar atom smasher unless Illinois passes a fair housing law this year. A direct action program including picketing and sit-ins could be used if the General Assembly fails to act, with a march on Weston likely and focus on Du Page County.

Chicago NAACP Weston Illinois General Assembly Sydney Finley National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Finley du Page County John Pastore D-R. I Joint Atomic Committee Glenn Seaborg Atomic Energy Commission Legislative W. Russell) Arrington State Senate Otto) Kerner Ilinois

MCHS Senior Baccalaureate Preparations Schedule

Mor ris Community High School seniors prepare for baccalaureate with a 7 20 p m report to the cafeteria and an 8 00 p m service. Practice is 8 20 a m Monday in the gym with report cards at 10 35.

Morris Community High School

Minooka Seniors Graduate Tonight

Minooka Community High School prepares 67 seniors for diplomas at 8 p.m. in the school gym. Valedictorian Cathy Jones and salutatorian Pearce Brooks headline a program with speeches, honors, and performances led by Principal Alton L. Mattingly and Superintendent Rex A. Siron.

Cathy Jones Pearce Brooks Minooka Community High School Jones Ellis Jones Rte. 1 Minooka Brooks Allen Brooks Rte. 3 Joliet Ralph Coop Ana Heathcoat Jacqueline Hess Michael Hoyland Carol Hulbert Jo Ann Karr Sharon Keplar Michael Korele Edward Kruger Ronald Leslie William Lorraine Terri Sue Lund Norman Marlow James McCauley Kenneth Miller Mark Miller David Marley Terry Overton Marla Pearson Deloris Peterson Diana Peterson Diane Phillips John Phillips Dana Piercy Evelyn Piercy Dennis Randolph Ted Richardson Catherine Roberts Richard Robinson Ruth Rushton Dean Sage Darlene Seamen Laura Schellenberger Sharon Sharpton James Seehafer Gayle Stalker Robert Stirniman Sandra Teague Sharon Thorsen Cynthia Todd Linda Winyard Patricia Wallin Gael Weigerding Mary Wirth Halls of Ivy Gail Coop American Legion Donald Bolte James Bretsch Woman’s Club Charles Wheeler Alton L. Mattingly DAR Rex A. Siron Diana Richards Arthur Jaun

Truck Driver Injured in I 55 Collision Near Reed Road

Forest Heinz a 44 year old Argenta resident was listed in fair condition at St Joseph Hospital Joliet after a head on collision on Interstate 55 two miles south of Reed Road Will County. Heinz was northbound in a 1965 White semi trailer and struck the left rear of a 1963 Dodge driven by Ronald Smith 28 of Streator who was parked on the shoulder while trying to reenter traffic. Estimated damage was about 300 to the Smith trailer with the Heinz tractor totally demolished. Heinz was transported by Patterson Ambulance Joliet to St Joseph Hospital and his tractor removed by Hileman Wrecker.

Reed Road Will County Will-Grundy St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Forest Heinz E. Park St Argenta Heinz Ronald Smith Second St Streator Smith Patterson Ambulance Braidwood Hileman Wrecker

Color Girl Chosen for 1967 Naval Academy Graduation Week

Barbara Jerry a 20 year old nursing student from Syracuse New York is named color girl for the 1967 graduation ceremonies at the U S Naval Academy. She was selected by Midshipman John Mark Griffin 22 commander of the 1st Company which won the year long competition in academics sports professional competence and extracurricular activities.

Annapolis, Md Barbara Jerry Syracuse N.Y U.S. Naval Academy John Mark Griffin

Mrs. Harder resigns as Grundy County Red Cross secretary

Mrs. John Harder, executive secretary of the Grundy County American Red Cross for five and a half years, resigns to take fulltime community work. The office closes until a new secretary is hired with emergency calls handled by Arley Munts during the day and Mrs. Harder assisting after 5 p.m. until replacement.

John Harder Grundy County American Red Cross Fred Hefler Hefler Arley Munts Harder

License Revoked for Nagengast and Others in State Notice

The driver's license of George J. Nagengast from Route 4 was revoked for driving while intoxicated per a release from Secretary of State Paul Powell. Three other area licenses were suspended for three violations: David M. Barr of 759 E Washington St, Keith G. Flatness of Minooka, and James E. Anderson of 911 N Joliet St, Wilmington.

George J. Nagengast Rte. 4 Paul Powell David M. Barr Washington St Keith G. Flatness Minooka James E. Anderson Joliet St Wilmington

Border clash kills two Israelis and a Syrian

In a border clash with Syria on the Israel frontier, two Israelis and a Syrian were killed. The incident followed Gen. Moshe Dayan's appointment as defense minister amid ongoing Middle East tensions. The skirmish occurred near Kfar Hanassi as a patrol encountered four armed Syrians returning to Syria.

Jerusalem Israel Syria Middle East Moshe Dayan Egypt Dayan Kfar Hanassi United States

De Gaulle Says France Won’t Back First to Fire

President Charles de Gaulle warned that any nation opening fire in the Middle East crisis would have France’s disapproval and no support. He urged Britain and France to seek agreed resolution and said all states in the region have the right to live. The worst outcome would be hostilities.

Syraias Syria Syraian Israel AERA Jordan Jerusalem Charles de Gaulle Middle East France de Gaulle Paris United States Soviet Union Britain Washington London Egypt Suez Canal Gamal Abdel Nasser Gulf of Aqaba Gulf Elath Levi Eshkol David Ben-Gurion

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