Funeral rites for Cardinal Stritch draw vast Chicago crowd
Hundreds packed Holy Name Cathedral and others watched from rooftops as Cardinal Stritch received a Pontifical Requiem Mass. Attendees included Chicago Mayor Daley, Labor Secretary Mitchell, and Adlai Stevenson. Cardinal Stritch, 70, had just accepted a Rome post before his May 20 death from a stroke.
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Holy Name
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Richard J. Daley
James P. Mitchell
Labor
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cardinal Stritch
City
U. S
Francis J. Spellman
New York
Edward A. Mooney
Detroit
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
Cousins
Rome
Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Morris G. Stritch
Memphis
Tenn
Msgr
Ernest J. Primeau
Chicago House
Former Dwight Woman Dies After Crash
Mrs. James Cannon 27 formerly Edith Marie Short died after a head on collision three miles east of Dwight while en route to St Francis hospital Evanston. Her husband James 28 and son John 2 were injured. three others treated and released. The Kemnitz party from Kankakee also suffered minor injuries.
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Edith Marie Short
Here
van Qualen
St. Francis Hospital
Evanston
Otto Kemnitz
Kankakee
Louise
Marilou
Melvin Olson
Morris Committee seeks Pony League assistant supervisor
The Morris Recreational Committee seeks a part time assistant supervisor to manage Pony League teams in the evenings from 6 to 8 p.m. Five nights a week starting June 9 with Little League Pony League and supervised playground activity planned. Contact John Black or recreation supervisor Bob Ferguson for details.
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Woman's black reversible purse lost in ads
A local want ad notes a missing black reversible purse. It also lists items for sale including a used spinet piano a used electric range two end tables and lamps.
Commencement speaker urges juniors to seek knowledge
Dr. Millard D. Bell Wilmette superintendent spoke to the 1958 graduates in the high school gym urging pursuit of knowledge. He praised the legislature and taxpayers for funding free education and credited parents, faculty, and seniors for their work. Diplomas were given to 105 seniors by Earl Hunt.
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Morris Community High School
Morris Herald
Wilmette
Bell
MCHS
Dr. Bell
Washington and
Jefferson
United States
Earl Hunt
Board of Education
Indonesian army captures Tolitoli port in North Celebes
Jakarta reports the Indonesian army has captured Tolitoli a northwest coast port vital to rebel HQ at Menado. The army says the port supported smuggling to British Borneo about 300 miles west, aiding rebel operations.
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Celebes
Menado
British Borneo
Knowland in Important Test Three Other Primaries Today
Four states held primaries with California drawing the spotlight. Sen. William F. Knowland sought the governor's seat amid a cross filed race against Atty. Gen. Edmund G. Brown. Other contests covered Montana South Dakota and Alabama with governor, Senate and House races on the ballot.
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Associated Press
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Montana
South Dakota
Alabama
House
Tries Out Sack Look For Men
E T Swoboda appears in his daughter Sharon's sack shirt design. Sharon, a 16 year old model aiming for mechanical engineering, altered a peppermint striped shirt to billow at the back. Swoboda enjoyed attention on the town outing as strangers admired the look.
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E. T. Swoboda
Sharon
Dad
Swoboda
De Gaulle Focuses on Algeria as Crisis Sirens Subside
Premier Charles de Gaulle uses new powers to address Algeria and its army. He summons Gen Raoul Salan from Algiers to assert control, then brings in Robert Lacoste. Senate approves three part emergency program within 48 hours. Algeria quiets after a month of unrest as parliament plans a five month adjournment.
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Algeria
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Salan
Robert Lacoste
Senate
France
French National Assembly
Morris Chamber Warns Against Confusing Solicitation
The Morris Chamber of Commerce warns members not to confuse mail solicitations from Directory Advertising Listing Co. of St Paul with Illinois Bell Telephone Co. directory ads. The publisher plans a Buyers Guide classified business directory due press by November 1.
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Directory Advertising Listing Co
St Paul
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Lions to Tour Dresden Nuclear Power Plant
Morris Lions club members will tour the Dresden Nuclear Power plant as a meeting this week on Thursday evening. They will leave from the Eagles hall at 5 p.m. for the tour to begin at the plant at 5 30 p.m. Since the visit will consume most of the evening there will be no dinner served Thursday night.
College Professor Wins Iowa GOP Nomination for Governor
Dr. William G. Murray a 54 year old Iowa State College economics professor won the Republican nomination for governor in Iowa's primary. He led over Lt. Gov. William H. Nicholson to secure the nomination with a 25 000 vote margin and will face Democrat Guy Loveless in the fall. Murray backs raising the state sales tax from 2 to 3 percent to fund local school districts. Loveless opposed tax hikes and favored closing loopholes to boost revenue.
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Senate
Goodwin J. Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Rep
Clair Engle
Knight
Knowlanden
Des Moines
Iowa
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Murray
Gev
William H. Nicholson
Nicholas
Wreckage Sighted From Mexican Airliner Crash Near Guadalajara
A Constellation of Aeronaves de Mexico carrying 45 aboard crashed near San Agustine Peak ten miles from Guadalajara on a rainy night. Wreckage found with no signs of life. last radio contact at 10 15 p m. Some passengers from Tijuana were Americans.
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Guadalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico
Tijuana
California
San Agustine Peak
Tollway sets 40 mph minimum and 60 70 mph maximum limits
Illinois toll road system to be completed by January 1 requires at least 40 mph minimum speed to avoid tickets. Maximums vary 60 70 mph by section with buses limited to 60 mph and pedestrians and other hazards banned from toll routes.
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Indiana Line
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Aurora
Congress Street
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Weather notes for Grundy county area and Pyatt station
Forecast shows mostly sunny and warmer conditions with a low 70s high. Noon skies hovered with clouds. temperature failed to reach 60s. 9 a.m. reading at Pyatt Weather station was 58. Tonight partly cloudy with a 50s low and showers by Wednesday or Thursday. temperatures rise to 80s. Monday high 65 and low 47 at night.
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