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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

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Downtown Morris lands plan for revitalization grant

The Morris Planning Commission begins an 18 month downtown plan funded by a 12 734 federal grant toward a 19 141 program. The Downtown Planning Committee will organize financing, survey land use and traffic, and propose parking and public building plans with consultants Carl Gardner and Associates.

Morris Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development Morris Planning Commission Morris City Council Downtown Action Group Illinois Ave Rock Island Railroad Liberty St Bedford Plaza Joliet Ottawa Downtown Planning Committee William Allan Fred Anderson Roy Morris Chamber of Commerce

Weather outlook with showers and cooler temperatures

Dus thundershowers expected tonight with a low in the 60s. Tuesday mostly cloudy with possible showers and a high in the upper 70s. Wednesday mainly cloudy and cooler with a shower risk. Collins Weather Station logged a high of 83 and a low of 53 on Saturday. Sundays high 83, low 55. 9 am today Morris station at 75, downtown Morris at 78.

Collins Morris

Cyclist Injured In Collision With Auto In Morris

Four traffic accidents were investigated by Morris city police and Grundy County deputies over the weekend. A 5 50 p m Saturday collision on Division Street at Illinois Avenue injured motor cyclist Jackie G Thompson 27 of Mazon with abrasions to his left foot arm and abdomen after his motorcycle hit a car driven by Rex L Siron 22 of Minooka The Siron car was turning east on Illinois Avenue while Thompson vehicle followed north on Division Street Both vehicles were damaged Thompson treated at Morris Hospital and released The report notes no injuries in a separate 6 05 p m Saturday accident in the 700 block of E Jefferson Street involving a car driven by Nellie Hanley Continued on page 2

Morris City Grundy County Sheriff's Deputies Division St Ilinois Ave Jackie G. Thompson Mazon Rex L Siron Minooka Gordon Gregg Illinois Ave Thompson Morris Hospital E. Jefferson St William Button Nellie Hanley

Richard Speck Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair

Richard Speck, 25, was sentenced in Peoria to die by electric chair on September 1 for eight nurse murders in Chicago. Judge Paschen followed the jury’s death verdict, signaling automatic appeals as the crowd watched and Speck was taken to Joliet Penitentiary custody.

Peoria, Ill Richard Speck Chicago Herbert C. Paschen Circuit Court Speck Peoria Illinois State Penitentiary Joliet Joliet Penitentiary Paschen Illinois Supreme Court

Power Failure Hits East Coast Cities

A large power outage stretched from Newark New Jersey to Delaware with sections of Philadelphia restoring power within an hour. The blackout affected Newark and Philadelphia among other populous centers, though not part of the Northeastern blackout of November 1965.

Newark N.J New Jersey Delaware Philadelphia

181 Graduates to Receive Diplomas at MCHS Tonight

Morris Community High School presents its 93rd commencement with 181 seniors slated to receive diplomas in the gym at 8 pm. Valedictorian Kay Ellen Lindsay and salutatorian Ronald Kent Hamburger lead 30 honor students. Frank Leiva, Argentina exchange student, sits with the group. Dr. Ben Hubbard, ISU education professor, delivers the address Freedom in Our Time.

Morris Community High School Kay Ellen Lindsay Ronald Kent Hamburger Jean Anderson Thomas Berkland David Black Frank Black Barbara Borchelt Susanne Broderick Mary Cheshareck David Dorheim Julia Galloway Linda Goken G. William Haas Loreen Hildy Susan Hopkins Deborah Hubner Alda Jenkins David Johnson Gail Johnson Kenneth Jorstad Karen Kindelspire Terry Lynes Beth McArdle Bruce Morgan Joyce Peterson Judith Peterson William Sanders Martha Smith Larry Varland James Waters Frank Leiva Argentina L. C. Borger Board of Education Kathleen Baker Mary Baker Rita Barry Sandra Bartlett Stephen Benz Janet Bernstein Joann Biagioni Michael Bolen Kent Borger Lawrence Boyle Brenda Bradley Mary Brady Bonnie Bright Andrew Cain Diana Cain Ralph Calhoun Susan Carey Robert Chally David Claypool Myron Claypool Roger Cleeton Bonnie Clubb Timothy Connor Linda Cotter Barbara Davidson Thomas Davidson Barbara Davy Helen Dickman Mary Doss James Downey Sherry Drum Claire Duket Steven Dummitt Paul Estensen Steven Fannin Gary Fleetwood Michael Fosen Rodney Frisby Nancy Frischkorn John Finland Robert Gilbertson Peggy Gorman Robert Granville Michael Griffith Barbara Griggs Russell Gunderson Andrew Halterman Cherlyn Halterman Gary Hamilton Philip Hawkins Marie Hannan Daniel Hanson Robert Harris Diane Helgeson Joseph Herubin Mark Hieser Linnell Hiles Susan Hiney Rosalind Hodgson Martha Hoge Eber Hume Robert Hume Georgeann Hummel Carol Johnson Norman Johnson Bryan Jones Linda Kahanec Lois Kaldheim Dennis Kenney Gay Kindelspire Georgia Klinker Joseph Kowalczyk Michael Kowalczyk Willaim Laing Richard Larsen Robert Larson Marka Leach Francisco Leiva Gail Lynes Sharon McComas Leonard McNeil Sandra Malik Mary Marshall Robert Marx Jr Denise Matthews Dianne Matuszewski Jon Melby Curtis Mitchell Leonard Mitchell Jr Sharon Nagra Henry Narwick Ann Lorel Nelson Howard Nelson Vernon Ness Victoria Ness Linda Norris Mary Norris Patti Odom Richard Olson Linda Osmundson Merle Peckenpaugh Jr Linda Phillips Robert Ramsey Michael Ranz Michael Reynolds Karen Roth Katherine Rudow James Royle Lawrence Ryder Patsy Ryder Terrance Sengewald Linda Sereno Herbert Shaw III Dale Shelton Phillip Shoemaker LaVerne Smith William H. Smith Linda Sparks Robert Springer Nancy Steen Sharon Steffes James Struck Teddy Struck Cathy Swartz Susan Syz Russell Thomas Joyce Thompson John Thorson Dennis Thorson John Tibbett Jr Alan Titus Marcia Trenter Star Valerio Betty Varland Jean Weidner Varland John Vigna Shari Viland G. Gregory Voelcker Deborah Wagner Gerald Walker Michael Walter George Waris John Warner Douglas Warren George Warriner III Jacquelyn Waters William Wethington Stephen Wills Margaret Wren Ray Younger Ronald Ziegler MCHS Harold R. Dude First Methodist Church of Morris Ivy Ronald Hamburger Ben Hubbard Illinois State University Claude J. Rose Ted Morgan Lindsay

City Votes Water Rate Increase After Long Delays

City aldermen approved a water rate hike 7 to 0 at a Friday meeting effective after June 20 for bills due November 1. The change, first proposed in 1965, adds new quarterly rates with a 10 percent early payment discount and no delinquent penalty. The raise aims to add about 25,000 dollars in revenue annually, with total water revenue around 150,000 to 160,000 dollars.

Aage Hansen Tracy Adcock Walter Hundt Lester Johnson Hundt Roseland John Nelson Donald Davidson Floyd Siron Adcock James Stine

U S Declares Neutrality Amid Middle East War

The United States states its neutral position in thought word and deed amid renewed Middle East fighting. The State Department restricts American travel to 14 countries including 13 Arab states and Israel. Combat erupts in Israel Egypt Jordan and Syria with air and ground offensives reported around Sinai and along front lines.

Bulletin Washington United States State Department Robert J. McCloskey Israel Jerusalem Middle East Egypt Jordan Syria Sinai Sinai Desert United Nations Gamal Abdel Nasser Haifa Cairo Amman Damascus Hussein Sharm el Sheikh Gulf of Aqaba Nasser Khan Younes Gaza Strip Desert Frontier Ismailia Suez Canal

Women inmates at Dwight Reformatory show low ratio to men

Mrs. Margaret Morrissey reports about 195 inmates at the Illinois Reformatory for Women in Dwight versus 10,000 men in state prisons. The list of offenses ranges from abortion and manslaughter to narcotics and theft. Average age hovers in the 30s with an oldest inmate of 65. sentences span one year to life.

Margaret Morrissey Illinois Reformatory For Women Dwight Morrissey Reformatory Mayprissey Carpentersville Earl Veronica) Crews Kane County Crews Cook County Grundy County Ing Kankakee Reformatory Hospital

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