Ammonia Line Break Sparks Downtown Fumes in Morris
A half inch hose burst at Gilchrist Plant Foods near 525 W. Washington St releasing aqua ammonia at 20 percent strength. The leak, found about 1:30 p.m. by plant staff, sent a pungent spray into the air for several minutes as wind carried fumes through Morris business district. About 15 to 20 gallons were lost before shutoff. officials say danger was minimal.
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Gilchrist Plant Foods
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Donald Gilchrist
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Court Hearing Will Test Bible Course
A Seattle court case tests whether a University of Washington English 399 course on the Bible as literature violates Washington state’s ban on religious instruction using public funds. Regents, ACLU, and religious councils support the course. two pastors sue to stop it, citing academic freedom and constitutional concerns.
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Seattle
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Thomas W. Miller
Calvary Bible Presbyterian Church
Harold Webb
Tacoma Bible Presbyterian Church
Tacoma
University of Washington
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Washington - Northern Idaho
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Miller
Webb
David C. Fowler
Fowler
Atty
John J. O’connell
King County Superior Court
Superior Court
W. R. Cole
Civil Liberties Union
Prof. Fowler
U.S
Council of Churches
Yellowstone Geysers and Waterfalls Highlight Park Landmarks
The guide lists more than 300 geysers in Yellowstone National Park along with 10 major waterfalls 12 rivers and hundreds of creeks underscoring the park’s vast geothermal and hydrological features.
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Oak Street School District appoints custodian and bids on playground paving
Oak Street Grade School board hires Melvin Timmons as custodian replacing retiring William Wicks. Bids for playground blacktop are Asphalt Paving Co. of Marseilles 4828, Weatherby Construction of Ottawa 4975, and Charles O'Brien and Son of Morris 5150, with Asphalt Paving Co. low bidder. Franklin Taylor fills District 170 board seat until April 1967. Board meeting set for Thursday. US cow population fell 5.6 percent in 1965 to 16 million, the largest drop in six years.
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Board of Education
Henry Reimer
LaSalle
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