Summer Fun Starts Tonight At Festival
The Morris Summer Festival opens tonight sponsored by the Morris Fire department and runs nightly through Saturday. Imperial Shows return with new acts including a German parachute drop. Water fights on Tuesday Thursday and Friday involve 130 firemen from 26 departments. Friday finals award 100, 52, 35 and 15 dollars.
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Pete) Muffler
Morris
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Herscher Boy 13 Drowns Off Essex Beach
William D. Schlaich 13 of Herscher drowned Saturday night while swimming with a group at the South Wilmington Sportsman's Club beach near Essex. He swam to a raft about 75 feet from shore, cried for help, and sank. Coroner Willard Blood's office said the body was recovered too late. funeral arrangements were planned in Herscher.
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Laverne Schlaich
Herscher
South Wilmington
Local Weather Forecast Elevates Cool, Showers Expected
The Weather Bureau predicts thundershowers tonight with cooler Tuesday. Wednesday turns cloudy and warmer with more showers likely. After a 92 degree Sunday, the temperature fell to 67 overnight and rose to 81 by 9 a.m. at Collins Weather station. Tuesday's high expected in the 70s and tonight's low in the 60s.
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Collins
Walker Rebuked By Army for Public Statements
The Army admonished Maj. Gen. Edwin A Walker for injudicious actions and derogatory remarks about prominent Americans while in command of the 24th Infantry Division in Germany. He was reassigned within the United States and his Europe post ended pending new duties.
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German student Ricarda Politz to join Morris Community High School
Ricarda Marie Politz a 16 year old from Munich Germany has been named by the American Field Service as an exchange student for Morris Community High School for the 1961 62 term Miss Politz will reside with the Fred Nelsons at 719 Division St Morris during her year here She lists German English and French as study interests and says she would like to travel in America and learn languages She enjoys tennis badminton group games skating skiing museums and art and aims to attend the university after completing her schooling.
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Morris
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Supervisors Hold June Meeting in Grundy County
The Grundy County Board of Supervisors opened its regular June session with morning reports from the County and Circuit clerks sheriff and the Treasurer. After review the reports were referred to the finance committee for final approval before the afternoon session.
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Casper station owner travels 900 miles to collect bad check
Don Bear of a Casper service station chased a cross country truck driver who gave a bad $50 check. He drove 900 miles to LeCenter Minnesota to collect and received payment plus 100 to cover travel expenses.
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Don Bear
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Concession Triggers Laos Talks Walkout at Geneva
A Soviet concession reopens the Laos conference in Geneva while Thailand's Direk Jayanama walks out over seating of Nongovernmental groups. He urges excluding Pathet Lao until all factions are seated and clashes with Gromyko. Harriman supports early discussion.
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W. Averell Harriman
Suburban Sign Draws Laughs At Night Service
A Buffalo suburb service station sign jokes about night service urging customers to ring the bell and wait as the attendant dresses, reflecting humorous local humor in a casual roadside scene.
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Buffalo
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Soviet Berlin Plan Rejected by U S and Allies
Secretary of State Rusk said the United States rejects the latest Soviet Germany and Berlin proposals. Kennedy to discuss with Britain and France and with West Germany before reporting to the White House with Prime Minister Fanfani. West German leaders Adenauer and Brandt call Khrushchev’s peace conference idea unacceptable without reunification.
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Flag Day Observances Urged by Grundy County Groups
Patriotic organizations in Grundy county urge proper display of the U S flag on Flag Day Wednesday and Independence Day July 4. The Flag Code covers sunrise to sunset display, nighttime use on special occasions, and respectful handling by uniformed personnel or those in civilian dress.
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Grundy County
United States
Alicia C. Bliss
D.A.R
Boy tilled entire garden after missing planting time
Des Moines nine year old Steve Laton woke early and plowed the family garden, earning the nickname tossed salad garden after his father had said it was time to plant.
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Steve Laton
Steve
Suspects Show No Begret for Terror Spree
Suspects York and Latham, 18 and 19, told investigators of eight victims in six states and joked about the death penalty. Court officials say both youths are held on federal vehicle theft charges with $10,000 bond after a Salt Lake City roadblock arrest in a red car tied to a victim.
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Tex
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Salt Lake City
Fined 174 50 For Traffic Violations In Coal City
Coal City resident Paul Castillanos, 26, paid 174 50 in fines and costs after a hearing before Police Magistrate Glenn Allen. He was fined 25 for speeding 25 for improper lane use and 100 for resisting arrest. the complaint was filed by Officer George Watson. Castillanos was later picked up by Deputy Sheriff Myron Bartlett.
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Paul Castillanos
Morris
Glenn Allen
Castillanos
George Watson
Myron
Jack) Bartlett
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