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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
10
In a commentary by Don Oakley, Stewart Udall warns that gasoline shortages risk becoming a national nightmare. He urges cautious planning, but critics argue alarmism may provoke rash policy and behavior, risking trust when the crisis is overstated.
A Port Elizabeth report in Die Osterlig claims a ghostly uniformed policeman haunts the New Law Courts Building including a sighting in a public restroom. The tale is shared as a local supernatural note from the newspaper agency.
Dear reader Dr Lamb explains that many adult deaths lack clear cause. He notes heart rhythm problems can cause convulsions and death without brain injuries, and some rheumatic fever cases appear only later. Autopsies may miss subtle cardiac causes. minor arrhythmias are common and usually harmless.
At Rosecroft Raceway Poppy Lad driven by Judy Emerson finished second to last after getting parked early. Bets totaled 5131 dollars with 3 dollars mine. Emersons, a farming family of five with 80 horses, faced disappointment as the horse was favored to win but could not close. Judy reflects that going to the front too soon tired the horse, choosing a rear move next time.
The writer cites Dr George W Crane and Jenkin Lloyd Jones praising blunt, decisive policy stances. He recalls historical examples from Perdicaris to Truman MacArthur to argue against appeasement and for forceful, swift responses to threats. History, journalism, and national strategy are debated with a pro hardline tone.
Readers clash over gun use by youths and alleged doctor wife conduct while Ann Landers debunks claims about medical confidences. A mix of reader letters covers teen drinking, pregnancy rumors, and workplace gossip with practical guidance and promotion for her teen years advisory booklet.
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