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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1960
Page
4
Ruth Millett urges women to push men into beauty work and home roles, imagining husbands running beauty salons and sharing upkeep. She argues women have done enough and men should pursue eternal youth to please their partners. The piece humorously envisions a world where men manage grooming while wives relax and avoid striving for continual beauty.
A W S C S meeting was held in the Methodist church basement with Mrs Chester Husto n elected president. Devotions were led by Mrs Marion McDonald and a lesson by Mrs Charles Treasure. Briefs cover Girls State plans for Janet Male at MacMurray College and a list of local social visits and moves.
A cryptic style fill in with across and down clues includes a nickname for a U S president and various word meanings. It lists hints like his nickname Hickory and sea eagle plus multiple language and place clues to solve.
A compact gloss of crossword style clues with a mixed list of terms and partial answers. The entry presents numbered hints for a puzzle, including taxonomic terms and place names, without full solutions.
Cheyenne Jacob Zulauf convicted in justice court of drunk driving. Fined 100 dollars and 30 day license suspension. District court jury found him guilty, fined 100 dollars, sentenced to 30 days in jail, and suspended license for one year.
FBI in Connecticut announces the federal arrest of Edward Lee Woods, 28, from Florida, on impersonation charges claiming to be Mujaba Nkabouri Cete wayo crown prince of the Mossi people Upper Volta. He was taken from a Norwalk hospital and faces up to 10 years in prison and a $5000 fine.
Norman Oklahoma reports two men fined on traffic charges returned with fiancés to request marriage by City Judge John W. Ryle. Both couples asked for a wedding that day, seeking a swift union after the fines.
A dense primetime grid lists programs from 6:00 P.M. through 2:10 A.M. including Magic Carpet William Tell News Weather World of Music Wagon Train Reckoning U of Illinois Preview Industry on Parade Sports French Thru Television Huckleberry Hound Ozzie and Harriet The Price Is Right I've Got a Secret Jazz Meets the Classics This Is Your Life Drama Hour People Are Funny Boxing Movietime U.S.A Weather with Harry Volkman Bon Voyage Late Show Feature Film Marty Faye News Californians Behind Closed Doors Late Late Show Five Minutes to Live Anthology News-Bill Hamilton Late Report.
The Steve Allen Show ended last week after weak ratings in the Monday slot. Allen and company held a somber NBC Burbank party while Allen planned future projects and tours for his film College Confidential. The piece notes uneven material but recalls moments of high comedy and lists cast and crew changes. New York City leased 646 acres on Long Island as a site for the 1964 World Fair.
Grundy County soil district reports Clyde Burkhart’s Birdsfoot trefoil seeding now provides full ground cover and high protein pasture. Irvin West seeks guidance on tile spacing for clay soils near Kinsman, while Theodore Christensen requests tiling plans near South Wilmington. A free conservation plan survey will be prepared for Christenson.
New York. Billy Wilder discusses Marilyn Monroe, his Oscar tally, and his expert wit. He recalls career highs, his creative drive, and the lesson that poor films linger while good ones shape the industry and future fans.
A Morris hospital birth. 20th wedding anniversary surprise. Ottawa groom and Marseilles bride wed. new baby in Morris. Gardner couple wed in Presbyterian church. Northwestern University B S in business admin awarded. twins born to Nettle Creek couple. Grun dy county horse disease note. Baptist summer assembly representatives depart. Texaco office burglary. Fern Nelson marries Chester Hoge. local graduates from Catholic school.
A vintage ad promotes Doan’s Pills for bladder irritations and backache from exertion or upset. It touts three actions: soothing the bladder, fast pain relief, and mild diuretic kidney support. The copy highlights a 60 year track record and an economy size for six dollars.
Mrs. Carrie May Nichols of Johnson City Tennessee volunteers as a research subject at Oak Ridge. She has received ten thousand dollars worth of leukemia treatments over fifteen years at no cost and reports learning from a conference with forty national experts.
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