Is There Any Real Trouble Between Russia and China
An American correspondent argues Russia and China are rivals not allies, with limited immediate danger from China to Russia. Albania and Mongolia are flashpoints, while Moscow aids Mongolia and Beijing recently sent technicians. The two communist powers cooperate against the United States but remain locked in ideological clash.
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Red
China
Red_ brothers
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
Albania
Adriatic
Italy
Mongolia
Central Asia
Viet Nam
Big Brother
Mediterranean
Tito
Khrushchev
Mao Tze-tung
Enver Hoxha
Communist Party
Hoxha
Red Republic
Semimetal Switches May Boost Computer Speed
Switches made of semimetals like antimony and bismuth are in research, expected to operate much faster than current transistors in computing machines.
Open House Planned by Grundy County Gun Club
The Grundy County Red and Gun club near Morris plans its third annual open house on July 4 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A part time gate guard will check IDs and guest rules while gates remain locked when not in use. A club lease allows Marian Osmanson to run the canteen, and Clyde Hiney starts as life guard 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily with extra guards as needed. Lunch service and movies at monthly meetings will be halted until September.
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Grundy County
Red and Gun Club
Morris
Marian Osmanson
Club
Clyde Hiney
New Off Broadway Twin Becomes Longest Drama Run
A Beckett and Albee double bill set a new off Broadway longevity record with 573 performances surpassing the prior 565 for The Ice Man Cometh. The two plays Krapp's Last Tape and The Zoo Story completed their extended run in New York.
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New York
Samuel Beckett
Krapp
Edward Albee
Eugene O’neil
Beckett Albee
Augustana Lutherans OK Merger
Augustana Lutherans approve a merger with three national Lutheran churches by a 495 to 21 vote at the annual Seattle convention. The accord would form the Lutheran Church in America, ending Augustana’s 101-year corporate life with a Detroit convention set for next June. The merger also unites four seminaries including Rock Island and Maywood with proposed Chicago area site.
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Seattle
Augustana Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church In America
United Lutheran Church In America
Augustana Church
Augustana
Detroit
United Lutheran Church
American Evangelical Church
Augustana Seminary
Rock Island
Ill
Chicago Lutheran Seminary
Maywood
Suomi Lutheran Seminary
Grand View Lutheran Seminary
Chicago Seminary
Karl B. Mattson
University of Chicago
Mrs. Ralph Thomas Elected President of Morris Auxiliary
Mrs. Ralph Thomas was elected president of the Morris American Legion auxiliary at a supper meeting in the Legion hall Tuesday night. Mrs. Elwood Ferguson presided at a business session. Delegates to the department convention in Chicago July 27 to 29 will be Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Thomas. The next meeting is July 11 with a slate including Mrs. Lloyd Wills and others.
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Ralph Thomas
Morris American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Elwood Ferguson
William Corie
Rockford
Tillie Davis
Normal
Department
Chicago
Ferguson
Thomas
Lloyd Wills
C. A. Shar
Mary Tan
Joseph Pack
Ray Bryant
Howard Pinder
Omitted Name Omitted From L Concierge List
A note states Mrs. C. A. Shaw, newly elected L' Concierge of the Eight and Forty society, was unintentionally left out of the list provided to The Morris Herald.
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C. A. Shaw
L’concierge
The
Eight and Forty Society
Morris Herald
Peabody Exec Wins Horatio Alger Award in 1961
Merl C. Kelce of St Louis, once a coal miner who rose to head Peabody Coal, is named among ten recipients of the 1961 Horatio Alger awards. The honor celebrates American free enterprise and tenacity as Eisenhower and other notable Americans are also recognized. Kelce began work at age seven and completed high school while advancing to become president of the second largest U.S. coal producer.
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Merl C. Kelee
St. Louis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Horatio Alger
Ients
Yesteryear
Kelce
Young Merl
United
Merl rises from miner to Peabody president in 1957
Merl Sinclair started as a miner with Sinclair Coal, promoted to timekeeper at 18, then foreman and superintendent. He led property acquisitions that fueled Sinclair growth and a 1955 merger with Peabody Coal, becoming Peabody president in 1957 after his brother’s death. He and his family lived in the St. Louis area.
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Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Oklahoma
Illinois
Merl
Sinclair Coal Company
Russell
Grant Stauffer
Mer
Sinclair
Peabody Coal
Peaboddy
Kelee
St. Louis
Quick Soup Recipe with Creamstyle Corn and Pepper
A simple heating of creamstyle corn with milk and several pinches of freshly ground pepper creates a creamy, lightly spiced soup. It blends corn sweetness with mild pepper heat, ready in minutes.
Blaze Destroys Pottery Plant. 250 Out of Work Indefinitely
A fire destroyed a three story Western Stoneware Co building in Monmouth leaving about 250 pottery workers unemployed indefinitely. Forty workers were inside when the blaze started Tuesday but all escaped injuries. Damage is estimated at 100000 dollars and work will resume only after a new building is erected.
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Monmouth
Western Stoneware Co
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