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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1966

Page

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Meredith Returns Armed Threat After Mississippi March

The Meredith Mississippi march drew a Memphis protest and Meredith pledged to return armed if needed. He remains weak from loss of blood and has orders to rest a week. Civil rights leaders King McKissick Carmichael plan to join the marchers in Mississippi as two white suspects are held on gun charges near Coldwater.

Senatoria, Miss James H. Meredith Mississippi Memphis New York Meredith Coldwater Charles Snodgrass Plain Clothes Division State Highway Patrol Meredith Monday Aubrey James Norvell Hernando Miss

Morris Schools End 1965 66 Term With Exams And Grads

Students at Morris Community High School finish finals and elementary pupils turn in books as the 1965-66 year ends. Teachers take Friday as a work day to grade and post report cards. MCHS seniors prep for baccalaureate Sunday evening while eighth graders rehearse for Friday commencement.

Morris Community High School Morris MCHS Center School van Peterson Illinois’ River Pauline Loew Richard Gilmour Saratoga School Hammer

Morris District selects First National as depository and treasurer

Morris Elementary District 54 board unanimously names First National Bank of Morris as depository and treasurer for two years. Wilbur Finfrock named treasurer. previous Grundy County National Bank dep ository shifts. Raises for secretaries and janitors approved. superintendent contracts updated. German language request discussed. five teaching positions open. superintendent buildings and grounds hired. salaries adjusted. Hatchers Woods property petition to board. meeting ends 6:20 p.m.

First National Bank of Morris Morris Elementary Board of Education Franklin School Barry Long First National Bank Grundy County National Bank Willard Olson John George Kenneth Hammer Atty Eugene Hayes Wilbur Finfrock The Joseph Baudino Hammer Atty. Hayes Grundy County

Weather Outlook and Report from Collins Station Morris

The U S Weather Bureau forecasts showers ending tonight with continued cloudiness and cool temperatures. Friday will be partly sunny and warmer, near 70. Collins Weather Station logs 81 degree high after 6 pm Tuesday, 61 degrees at 9 am today, 16 inches of rain overnight, and 63 degrees in downtown Morris at 11:30 am with clouds.

U. S. Weather Bureau Collins Morris

Library to Start Summer Schedule at Morris Public Library

The Morris Public Library will implement a summer schedule starting next Monday. Librarian Mrs. Gordon Gregg said hours run through June, July, and August with the adult reading room open 2 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Saturdays run 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the adult room. Children’s room mirrors these hours except weekday closing is 8 p.m. instead of 9 p.m. The library closes Thursdays and Sundays.

The Morris Public Library Gordon Gregg

Library Programs Start Next Week

Morris Public Library opens summer activities with a pre school story hour for four and five year olds and two reading clubs. Registration closes at 6 p.m. Saturday with 60 children signed up by Wednesday. The program runs eight weeks each Tuesday morning guided by Mrs Gordon Gregg and Mrs Thomas Wilkinson.

Morris Public Library Gordon Gregg Thomas Wilkinson Lincoln School Circus Fun Club

Deadline Nears on Absentee Ballots for Primary

Absentee ballots for the upcoming Tuesday primary must be mailed by today. In person voting ends at noon Saturday at the county clerk's office, which opens 8 a.m. to noon. County Clerk Nels P. Nelson reported 154 ballots cast by 9 a.m., about 15 to 20 more than the same time two years ago.

Nels P. Nelson

Viet Cong Killed North of Saigon in Heavy Fighting

South Vietnamese troops with U S air support reported killing 250 Viet Cong after an ambush 48 miles north of Saigon. The clash followed political turmoil as Buddhist protests and rival hunger strikes intensified. American forces recorded 109 U S combat deaths and 902 Viet Cong killed nationwide last week.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Nguyen Cao Ky Buddhist Institute Thich Tam Chau Henry Cabot Lodge Thich Tri Quang Hue 101St Airborne Division Kontum Province U. S Viet Nam North Viet Nam

Mazon Youth Injured in Farm Accident

Phillip Burkhart a 19 year old from Mazon was seriously injured Wednesday morning when a hose on an aqua ammonia applicator broke while he pulled it behind a tractor. He suffered a bilaterial fractured pelvis possible internal injuries and eye burns. He was found by his father and brother and transported to Morris Hospital after initial treatment in Mazon. He had just finished his freshman year at the University of Illinois and was home for summer vacation.

Mazon Phillip Burkhart Bruce Burkhart Morris Hospital Dave Davis Ambulance University of Illinois

Kansas Tornado Toll Soars Across Eastern Kansas

Tornadoes ripped through Topeka and other eastern Kansas towns on Wednesday night injuring nearly 600 and leaving at least 13 dead. Topeka suffered the worst damage with 12 fatalities as hospitals treated about 450. Manhattan also sustained heavy losses to student housing and campus facilities at Kansas State University.

Topeka Kan Kansas Manhattan Kansas State University Wolcott Jarbalo Basehor Lansing Joe Nickell Kansas National Guard Burnett’s Mound Washburn University Statehouse Garden Park William Avery National Guard Forbes Air Force Base Embassy Huntington Capital Dome State Printing Plant National Reserve Life Insurance Co Fred Feaker Capital- Journal

Violent Winds Sweep Chicago Suburbs Killing Child

Tornadoes struck northwestern Chicago suburbs including Arlington Heights Mount Prospect Rolling Meadows Palatine Glenview Wheeling injuring several and killing 3 year old Darlene Helfogt of Wheeling. A radio tower toppled at Arlington Heights and trees, power lines, and structures damaged across the area.

Arlington Heights Chicago Mount Prospect Rolling Meadows Palatine Glenview Wheeling Arlington Park Race Track Darlene Helfogt Gene WNWC Pal-Waukee the Meadows Baptist Church Waukegan Weather Bureau Eisenhower Expressway Glenview Naval Air Station

Death Toll in Three Nations Climbs to 45

AP reports Hurricane Alma has killed at least 45 across three nations and is nearing a Florida Panhandle landfall. Eye wall with 90 mph winds moved ashore near Apalachicola as Civil Defense evacuated coastal areas and forecasts warned of weakened winds inland.

ST. Petersburg Fla Alma Florida Panhandle Panhandle Apalachicola Tallahassee Walter Murphy North Florida Florida Sunshine Skyway Alabama Cuba Gulf of Mexico Weather Bureau Apalachee Bay Fort Walton Beach South Georgia

Boy suffers minor injuries in street accident

Eight year old Steven Wilson was riding a bicycle when he started into an intersection on Waverly and Liberty Streets at 12 35 a m. Edward F Maskel drove north on Liberty Street and struck the bicycle as the boy jumped and fell. Police Chief Donald Ward investigated and took Steven to hospital before returning home.

Steven Wilson Alan Wilson Robinson Drive Waverly Liberty Sts Edward F. Maskel Liberty St Maskel Steven

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