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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1959
Page
4
Ruth Millett argues that honeymoons end and marriages must cope with change. She urges wives to develop their own interests, improve homemaking skills, cultivate friendships, and share new activities with husbands to keep marriage resilient.
Mrs Aldia Talbott of Oregon and Mrs Olive Payne of Washington returned home after visiting their cousin Mrs John O Edmunds. Miss Linda Lou Sorensen wed William Tyler Jr in the Presbyterian church. Mrs Wayne Wolfe celebrated a birthday anniversary surprise. Miss Shirley Satté hosted a post nuptial shower for her sister Mrs John William O Neil. Ole Greenley and wife welcomed a son born Friday at Morris hospital. Mrs C A Baker enjoyed a surprise birthday party hosted by her children.
Twenty years ago Mr and Mrs Robert Persch nick Dwight welcomed a daughter born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hal Osmanson announce Ruth Persch Olson plans to marry Ernest Stevenson of Chicago. Mr and Mrs John Olson and their baby from Hammond Indiana visit Mr and Mrs F D Kindelspire for a week.
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs William Poppleton celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on June 8. The viaduct over the C A railroad at Gardner is open to traffic though it is not yet fully completed. Herman Reniff, longtime Norman township resident of 64 years, died yesterday.
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Norman Coombs a blind graduate history student and UW instructor has earned a Fulbright to study at King's College London. He is among the few blind recipients of the award.
Rebiha Kebtani, 34, formerly veiled, is deputy to the French National Assembly and mayor of Setif in eastern Algeria. European residents call her an intruder, while she pledges peaceful reform and integration of Muslims and Europeans under De Gaulle. Her lack of formal education contrasts with her new leadership role.
The Agriculture Department reports Americans eat about 60 million pounds of domestic rabbit meat annually and seek more. A new farmers bulletin on rabbit raising highlights meat as nutritious and a convenient high quality protein source with similar value to beef and low fat and calories.
NY state maintains forest preserves totaling 2.5 million acres. The vast program preserves woodlands, wildlife, and public recreation across multiple regions.
Mr and Mrs Dale Skow announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra to Lawrence Residori son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Residori of South Wilmington The Rev Raymond Bassett will officiate a double ring wedding at 7 pm Saturday in the Methodist church A reception will follow in Goodfarm hall All relatives and friends invited.
CHICAGO Formation of a new association to coordinate Illinois three billion dollar building industry was announced Wednesday. The Illinois Building Industry Alliance will seek sensible standards and codes and increased safeguards to the public. Pro tem president is Charles F Behrensmeyer of Quincy. Other officers include Harold B Larson of Rockford and Earl H Beling of Moline.
Senatorial and executive moves aim to deepen U S engagement with Africa six months after Congress created an assistant secretary of state for African affairs Joseph C Sattherthwaite leads a new division with 74 Washington staffers 406 in field and 912 on aid projects. Africa hosts embassies in seven nations and 11 consulates general 14 consulates and a branch office across 21 countries.
A dense 24 hour lineup lists programs by time from 6:00 P.M. through 2:00 A.M. featuring news, entertainment, and public affairs across channels. Notable entries include Zane Grey Theater, Playhouse 90, Parole, and Meditations with Robin Young, plus late-night news with Carl Greyson and Meditation programs.
The piece outlines competing influence between American and Communist powers in African nations. It notes strategic moves by Washington and Moscow through diplomacy, aid, and political pressure while assessing potential impacts on regional stability and Cold War dynamics.
Illinois House rejected a bill to restrict billboards along new federal interstate routes. The Roads and Bridges Committee voted 21 to 8, despite warnings the action would jeopardize a 0.5 percent increase in federal highway grants for Illinois.
Before Puccini created the famous opera, Madame Butterfly began as a serious stage play written by David Belasco. The work, a source for the operatic adaptation, established the dramatic core later sung by characters in the score.
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