Suez Canal Closed to Shipping Need Secondary Sewage Treatment
Illinois public health engineers urged Morris to install a secondary sewage treatment plant by 1969, with immediate disinfection of Morris effluent. Poole outlined primary vs secondary treatment benefits and noted chlorination must begin this year. Grants and state aid possible. aldermen asked about sewer extensions and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Allen L. Poole
Illinois Department of Public Health
Springfield
Richard A. Lehner
State Public Health
Aurora
Illinois River
LaSalle
Marseilles
Peru
Joliet
Poole
Chamlin and Associates
C. W. Klassen
Illinois Sanitary Water Board
Federal Paper Board
Illneis-Michigan Canal
James Stine
Coal City
Negro Named To Supreme Court by LBJ
President Johnson announces the nomination of Thurgood Marshall the first Black American chosen for the Supreme Court Marshall age 58 former chief legal officer of the NAACP would replace Justice Tom C Clark who resigned after the 1966 67 term Clark's son Ramsey Clark had been named attorney general earlier Johnson called Marshall the best qualified by training and experience in the White House rose garden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tom C. Clark
High High Court
Clark
Ramsey Clark
White House Rose Garden
Assessments for Two Townships in County Quadrennial Review
Real estate assessments for Mazon and Highland Townships appear today in the Herald on pages 6 and 7. This first group of 17 township listings marks the quadrennial re valuation of all county property, with published assessed valuations for every parcel. Subsequent years publish only new properties or changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazon
Highland Townships
The
Herald
Warm spell ahead with highs near 90
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts tonight partly cloudy with a low in the upper 60s. Wednesday will be mostly sunny and warm with a high near 90, Thursday partly sunny and warm with a chance of thundershowers. Collins Weather Station logged a Monday high of 90 and a 66 low. At 9 am today Morris station read 73 and downtown Morris 83 at 11 am, with total precipitation of .02 inches.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Morris
Taxing Rates Told By Educator For Morris Schools
Dr Ralph Belnap of Northern Illinois University spoke to the Morris elementary school Citizens' Committee at Franklin School about unit versus dual district structures. He described the five step scientific method and noted state master plan aims while detailing current tax limits and bonding powers for unit and dual districts.
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Morris Elementary School
Ralph Belnap
Northern Illinois University
Franklin School
Dr. Belnap
Citizens’ Committee
Belnap
Morris
Illinois
Dairy Queen sewer inspection sparks council debate
Mayor Aage Hansen and City Superintendent Darling planned to inspect a Dairy Queen sewer hook-in on N Division St after aldermen questioned permit issues. Council debated permits, field tile connection, and enforcement while other actions included road work funding and tractor replacement at the city dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hundt
Chamlin
Poole
Hundt
Lester Johnson
Charles Roseland
Donald Davidson
Floyd Siron
John Nelson
Tracy Adcock
Ange Hansen
Aage Hansen
Clinton A
Buster) Darling
N. Division St
Donald Caisley
Dairy Queen
Siron
Health and Sanitation Committee
Grundy County National Bank
Liberty
Franklin Sts
Main
Washington Sts
Franklin St
Main St
Hatcher Woods
Davidson
Caisley
Cryer Bryant
Roseland, Siron
James Stine
First day results of Morris City safety check
Morris City Police Chief Don Ward announced the first day of the volunteer auto safety check. Forty four cars were checked and forty three received safety check stickers after two needed corrections. Of the autos, thirty nine had seat belts and five lacked them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris City
Donald Ward
Ward
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bills Passed in Coal City Bank
Four counterfeit twenty dollar bills were passed Monday at the First National Bank of Coal City. Assistant cashier Naomi Bianchetta found two bills with identical serial numbers and other notes from bank officials identify the bills as 1950 series D currency. The Secret Service in Chicago was notified and the bills were sent to federal authorities.
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First National Bank of
Coal City
Eugene
Naomi) Bianchetta
Raymond Boren
Grundy
Morris School Boards Schedule Regular Evening Meetings
Regular meetings of the Morris school boards of education are set for 7 p.m. on Wednesday. The Morris elementary board will meet at Franklin School and the Morris high school board will gather in the MCHS main office.
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Morris School Boards of Education
Morris Elementary School
Franklin School
Morris High School
MCHS
Jets Destroy Tank Cars Near Hanoi
AP dispatch reports Air Force jets hit rail lines north of Hanoi blowing up tank cars and damaging locomotives and rolling stock. US forces logged 100 missions over North Vietnam with air power also striking a power plant. One Phantom was shot down. two crewmen were rescued at sea.
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Saigon
USS
Air Force
Hanoi
Thailand
North Vietnam
Air Force Phantom
Demilitarized Zone
South China Sea
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
Junior College Board Hires 2 Consultants
The tri county District 525 junior college board hires Dr. Raymond J. Young of the University of Michigan and Dr. Elden Lichty of Illinois State University as consultants to review applicants for president. The Joliet meeting also grants District 204 power to hire faculty and buy supplies for the fall term as District 525 prepares to take over operations.
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Raymond J. Young
University of Michigan
Elden Lichty
Illinois State University
Tri-County
District 525 Junior College Board of Education
Joliet
District 204
District 525
Rioting Surges in Tampa for Second Night of Violence
Tampa 500 National Guardsmen and police fought rioting Negro mobs through a second night as fires spread across more than a dozen buildings. Gov. Claude Kirk supervised operations, vowing full deployment before darkness. Five hospitalized, including youths, with sniper fire and beatings reported amid near-total chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
K.C. Bullard
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Hillsborough
Malcolm Beard
Mitchell School
Janie B. Chambers
Martin Chambers
Naden Elected to Head Kendall County Supervisors
Russell Naden of Lisbon Township was unanimously re elected for one year as chairman of the Kendall County board of supervisors. A Wayman Catlin team from Chicago outlined a federal senior housing project for low income elder residents. The board approved bids for Galena Road surfacing to Davis Construction Co. at 227,819.50 and White Willow Road tile to Flynn Drainage Co. for 574 plus crushed stone to Thompson Bros. for 6,361.40.
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Plattville
Russell Naden
Lisbon Township
Kendall County Board of Supervisors
Wayman and Catlin
Chicago
Galena Rd
Davis Construction Co
White Willow Rd
Flynn Drainage Co
Thompson Bros
Russians Urge Israel to Withdraw From Territory
The Suez Canal stayed closed to shipping as Arab economies reel from war losses and the Soviet Union sought a special U.N. General Assembly session to pressure Israel to quit land it gained by conquest. Cairo diplomats said the canal remains blocked, threatening Egypt’s vital trade route.
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Suez Canal
Israel
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Cairo
Egypt
Soviet seeks emergency UN session over Israel occupation
The Soviet Union requested an emergency General Assembly session to press Israel to withdraw from occupied territory in Egypt Jordan and Syria. U Thant would notify members and summon the session within 24 hours if 62 members vote yes. Egypt faces mounting loss from canal tolls and debt while Jordan warns tourism revenue will vanish due to Israeli control of Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
U.N. Security Council
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U Thant
Thant
Assembly
U.N
Mediterranean
Asia
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sinai Desert
United States
Holy Land
Old City
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Coal City Council Defeats Parking Lot Fire Station Plan
Mayor LeRoy Brown cast a tie-breaking vote to keep Coal City parking lot unused for a district fire station. Paul Redmond and Mike Thomas supported, while Thomas Parks and Wayne Roseland opposed. New police and planning appointments announced. deputy clerk and radio engineer salaries set. two weeks vacation approved. auditors Wermer and Rogers hired to set up sewer and water accounting.
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Coal City
LeRoy Brown
Paul Redmond
Mike Thomas
Thomas Parks
Wayne Roseland
Brown
Danny Steinberger
Planning Commission
Victor Nelson
Richard Belletini
George Henna
Sheridan Bailey
Joseph Phillips
Redmond
Roseland
Wermer
Rogers
Joliet
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Morris Municipal
Gould Park
LBJ
Water and Sewer Committee
Robert Wren
Coal City Bank
Junior College Board
Florida
Naden
Associated Press
C.C. Council
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