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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
4
The Morris Daily Herald urges subscribers to contact the office if the paper fails to arrive by six o clock each evening due to accidents or unavoidable delays.
Ruth Millett suggests readers review summer routines and adjust chores, menus, and housekeeping to reduce stress. Consider letting children take on tasks, plan light meals, and find small vacations to keep energy steady while enjoying time outdoors and quieter household upkeep.
At Cape Canaveral Florida the 75 foot Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile passed a ground test ahead of launch. The Convair design adds three engines including a main sustainer and two boosters for the first time enabling a 6000 mile space reach. Previous tests used only two boosters.
A compact set of crossword style clues covering Across and Down entries. Includes hints for seven across items and multiple down entries with definitions like Roman procurator Judea, demigods, native metal, and legislative bolly. Provides cross references for completing the grid.
Hindu leader clues mix with crossword style hints. The list includes multiple wordplay items mapping to definitions such as tossing bitter vetch freer and metrical writing. The puzzle references an edge distant toward mne and a dense set of interpretive terms across mythology and geography.
A year ago in Morris hospital a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ruffatti. A marriage license was issued to Daniel Morris Oberholtzer and Joyce Louise Kilmer. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wallace returned from Racine. Lois Kline underwent tonsillectomy in Morris hospital. Henry Watcke and family visited Edward Heppert in Trumbo, Conn. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conrad in Norman township. Bob Condon of Billings visits en route to Indianapolis for a coal miners convention.
U S Department of Agriculture official Lawrence Ahern seeks a complete conservation farm plan for land near Kinsman. Farmers like Bob Warwick at Verona adopt winter rye cover crops to curb erosion and favor minimum tillage. Don Hallbick notes a Lake Wauponsee beach line on the Harry Gorham farm, caused by glacial deposition. Maurice Gantzert reports minimum tillage corn on Aaron Malmquist farm near Verona. Plows and demonstrations are set for August 15 at a local farm event.
A dense listing of programs includes college shows, news, weather, sports, cartoons, Westerns, dramas, and late night segments across PLM 11 TV 2 and other stations. Notable names include Steve Donovan John Daly Huntley Brinkley Bugs Bunny Ozzie and Harriet and William Beebe offering a bird watching tip.
A Moscow radio commentator warned that American H bombers near Soviet borders are keeping the world on the brink of war. The claim followed the June 27 downing of an unarmed U S Air Force cargo plane over Soviet Armenia and echoed a U N Security Council dispute raised by the Soviets three months earlier.
Chief problems of the nation space program as seen by Dr. Wernher von Braun are gravity and paperwork. He told newsmen the Army’s top civilian missile expert that gravity can be beaten but paperwork is often overwhelming.
Fire destroyed the Flame Restaurant on the outskirts of Kankakee with losses estimated at 48000 dollars. Deputy state fire marshal Joseph Haag suspects incendiary origin after an explosion that shattered windows miles away. Fire Chief James Marnell gave the damage estimate.
Government officials urge New Zealand farmers to expand wheat cultivation to boost domestic supply and reduce reliance on imports, preserving foreign exchange reserves by importing less.
The 88 year old elder statesman Bernard Baruch quips that old age is always fifteen years older than one’s current age. The remark frames aging with humor and perspective from a renowned financier and advisor.
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