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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1967

Page

3

Arabs Storm U S Embassy In Moscow

An Arab led crowd of about 4000 students in Moscow protested the United States and Britain outside the U S Embassy. The demonstrators shouted denunciations of Johnson and Wilson, waved signs, and marched for about 10 minutes. Soviet troops and police formed heavy protective lines, but no violence or rock throwing occurred.

Moscow U. S Broad Tchaikovsky Boulevard Johnson Harold Wilson Red Army Moscow University Soviet Union

Rocket Loses Path But Rocketry Probe Fails

An air and ground search failed to locate a 30 pound practice rocket that fell from the wing of an Illinois Air National Guard plane near Macon County north of Decatur. The rocket had no warhead and was deemed not dangerous.

Decatur, Ill Illinois Air National Guard Macon County Decatur Leo Renfrow Springfield 183Rd Tactical Fighter Group Camp Atterbury Ind Forsyth Oreana

Girl Soldiers Play Big Role In Israel Army

Israeli women serve as secretaries nurses radio operators and hold auxiliary combat posts as the Chen Corps grows. Col Stella Levi says the aim is morale and equality with 18 to 20 year olds on 20 month service. Reservists stay after service unless they marry or have children.

Tel Aviv Israel Middle East Stella Levi Women’s Corps Sinai Jordan River Sharm el Sheikh Egypt Jericho Jordan Air Force el Arish Carnaby Street Debora Levy Auxilliary Territorial Service Western Desert Chen Corps Army Navy

Merchants Hear About Shoplifters at Morris Meeting

More than 90 people attend the Morris Chamber of Commerce open meeting at Moose Hall where Ben Abens outlines shoplifting methods used by amateurs and professionals and demonstrates clever boxes. State's Atty. Richard Wilder notes suspects must clear doors before detention. Sheriff Richard Pierce and Police Chief Donald Ward attend.

Morris Chamber of Commerce Moose Hall Ben Abens Joliet Atty Richard Wilder Richard Pierce Donald Ward

California Senate committee weighs 1975 gasoline ban on highways

The Senate Transportation Committee in Sacramento considered barring all gasoline cars from state highways by 1975 after an air pollution expert testified that cars consume oxygen far faster than people can breathe in a 45 minute Los Angeles period. Frank Stead cited the internal combustion engine as a major atmospheric burden.

Sacramento Calif State Senate Transportation Committee California Los Angeles Frank Stead

Quakers Move Toward Trained Leadership in Worship

Quakers increasingly rely on trained pastors for worship and pastoral duties, edging toward formal programs similar to Baptist and Methodist churches. Earlham College’s graduate school trains Quaker ministers, reshaping a movement that prizes inner light and lay responsibility.

Wilmer A. Cooper Graduate School of Religion Earlham College Richmond Ind Earlham Graduate School Dr. Cooper West Midwest Cooper

Illinois Senate OKs gaming stamp liquor license ban

The Illinois Senate passed a House bill to bar holders of federal wagering or gaming device stamps from liquor licenses. The measure moves to Gov. Otto Kerner after House concurrence on a minor amendment. Senate also approves a commission study on deviate sexual practices and prosecutes Peeping Toms for disorderly conduct.

Springfield Ill Illinois Senate House Otto Kerner William Horsley Legislative Horsley

Illinois House passes driver test and license bill package

Illinois lawmakers cleared two bills to require re exams every nine years and raise licenses from three to six dollars for three years with funds earmarked for driver education and road programs. The measures, backed by Secretary of State Paul Powell, also restrict licenses to ages 18 and up unless 16 or 17 complete driver training. A second measure authorizes tranquilizer dart guns for police and mob control.

Springfield Ill Illinois House Senate Paul Powell Powell House Allan Schoeberlein Aurora George Burditt la Grange Illinois Chicago

Explosions Hit Lafayette Area Cutting Power

A dynamite blast damaged a Gulf States Utility transformer causing a large power outage. Estimated damage is 75,000 dollars. Carencro near Lafayette went dark and Evangeline Downs racing was delayed 34 minutes. Other blasts hit construction sites a house and a service station.

Lafayette Gulf States Utility Co Carencro Here Evangeline Downs

Braceville Notes School News Highlights Local Activities

Elementary and middle school students from district 75 enjoyed a picnic on school grounds while older pupils toured the Chicago Museum of Natural History and rode a boat. Local families hosted events and staff chaperoned, with many brief social notices ranging from weddings to visits and travels.

Lisbon Notes Mission Aid and Reunion Notice

Lisbon Bethlehem Mission Aid met with good attendance. Missionary Jonathan Maraj of India spoke and showed slides of his work and life. His wife and son David attended. In DeKalb Mr and Mrs Brewe attended a reunion and banquet for Mrs Brewe’s 1927 graduating class. Five of fifteen members were present.

John Roedel Crane Ind Andrew Frost Donna Jewett Northern Illinois University of DeKalb Morris Hospital Secret Sisters Society Cecelia Perino Susan Ross Goodwin Ritchey John H. Green Lottie Stout Hastings Mich John D. Jewett Thomas Quigley Chicago Steve Neitzer Yvonne Lisbon Bethlehem Mission Aid Jonathan Maraj India David Shurden Brewe DeKalb

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