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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
2
Mike Shay celebrated his 6th birthday at home with six guests on Monday six day of the sixth month in 1966. Mr and Mrs Bob Shay hosted the party highlighting the number six in multiple spots.
The referendum asks Grundy County voters on June 14 about a 750000 bond for a new home for the aged with a government grant covering 500000 and 2600 residents over 65. It argues the small tax impact and the need to care for the elderly in a county with schools churches and a planned hospital.
The Illinois Supreme Court redrew districts and ordered all 58 Senate seats up for four year terms. Contests feature nine Republican and five Democratic incumbents, with 30 nominations overall. Southern Illinois hosts two hot races as Ziegler and Grindle clash, while Roy Small and James Sanders enter the field in the 57th.
Dick Gregory who chose jail over an $800 appeal bond for a disorderly conduct conviction has been moved from the House of Correction to the City Correction Farm near Stickney. Officials at the House of Correction refused to comment on the transfer. He was convicted May 13 in connection with a civil rights demonstration in Grant Park and had earlier been fined $1,400 and sentenced to five months for battery and resisting arrest.
McCarthy says a legal opinion shows he would be qualified to be seated despite Logan county loss due to a district shift. He was elected in November under a constitutional two year residence requirement and now runs with support of major unions in Macon County and the party's county organization.
A demonstrator opposing Schools Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis was freed on a $5,000 appeal bond after refusing a $300 fine imposed by Circuit Court Judge James Sullivan. Convictions stem from protests against the superintendent’s policies.
A tasty lunch features corn pudding with crisp bacon, broiled tomatoes, and a tossed green salad. Hot biscuits complete the meal for a hearty, satisfying plate.
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