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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1960

Page

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British sergeants complete cross country walk to New York

Two British sergeants Patrick Moloney and Mervyn Evans arrived in New York after a 67 day 3,483 mile trek from San Francisco setting a trans continental pace about 4.5 miles per hour. They entered Manhattan through the Lincoln Tunnel at 9 58 a m and praised the country and its people while planning to attend a New York Trade fair.

Patrick Moloney Mervyn Evans Lincoln Tunnel Manhattan San Franciso Sgt. Moloney New York New York Coliseum Abraham L. Monteverde Mays Landing N. J Edward Weston Weston Los Angeles New Jersey Hudson River Newark Newark Airport Wyoming Larry Pecorado Scotch Plains Evans San Francisco Barbara Moore Henry Moore Indiana Royal Air Force

Joy Ride in Police Car Leads to Year in Penal Farm

John Sharp, 21, of LaSalle pleads guilty to stealing a Peru police squad car on April 9 and to automobile tampering. Circuit Court Judge Walter M. Dixon sentences him to one year at Vandalia state penal farm.

Ottawa, Ill Peru Vandilla John Sharp LaSalle Sharp Walter M. Dixon

Tornado traces found hundreds of miles from Wilburton

A tornado that damaged Wilburton Oklahoma stretched about 160 miles. In Rogers Arkansas a school bus driver named Lester Brown found receipts from a Wilburton doctor’s office hanging in a tree, proving the twister’s far reach.

Long Deposit Rogers Ark Wilburton Okla Lester Brown Oklahoma

Eisenhower’s Formosa Schedule Includes Chiang Kai-shek

President Eisenhower’s Saturday timetable in Taipei includes a 9:30 a.m. helicopter departure from the U S cruiser St Paul, a 10 a.m. greeting at Sungshan airport by Chiang Kai-shek, a 10:55 a.m. arrival at the Golden Dragon hotel, a 2:30 p.m. wreath laying at the martyrs shrine, a 3 p.m. meeting with Chiang and officials, a 5 p.m. public reception led by Chiang, and a 8 p.m. dinner hosted by Chiang and his wife. Taipei is 14 hours ahead of Central Daylight Time.

Taipei Formosa Eisenhower U. S St. Paul Sungshan Chiang Kai-shek Chiang Golden Dragon Hotel

Brave boy saves thumb in kitchen mixer accident

In La Jolla California Fire Lt Harold Seelig praised seven year old John Newberry for remaining calm after his thumb was caught in a kitchen electric mixer. Firefighters from the engine company responded to the call at the Newberry home and treated the injured thumb.

LA Jolla Calif John Newberry Harold Seelig

Reckless Driver Fined After Downtown Liberal Patrol

Night patrolman Jack Call heard a noise and spotted a foreign-made car on the sidewalk. Driver Jim Ulmer was booked for reckless driving and forfeited a $50 bond in police court.

Liberal, Kan Liberal Jack Call Call Jim Ulmer

Five Million Fire Destroys El Rancho Vegas Casino

In Las Vegas Nevada a fire of undetermined origin destroyed the El Rancho Vegas Hotel casino restaurant on the Strip early today. Sheriff deputies investigate possible arson after hotel officials reported an unidentified man talked about fire with executives hours before the blaze. The kitchen fire drove 25 hotel and casino staff and guests from the building with no injuries. a switch board operator was momentarily trapped but rescued. Damage is estimated at five million dollars with about a half million in cash in the cage.

Las Vegas Nev el Rancho Vegas Las Vegas Strip Vira Ritchy David Winestine Beldon Katleman Katleman

Bert Newport 89 Morris hotel proprietor dies

Albert Ray Newport 89 Morris hotel proprietor and retired hardware dealer died in Morris hospital at 8:45 p m Thursday. Funeral 2 30 p m Saturday at Davis chapel with Rev Harold M Kelley officiating and burial in Evergreen cemetery. Newport never married and is survived by seven nieces and nephews.

Albert Ray Bert) Newport Morris Morris Hospital Davis Funeral Home Davis Chapel Harold M. Kelley Evergreen Cemetery Mr. Newport Mazon Township Wauponsee Station Addison R Julia Nelson Newport Morris Normal School Newport Liberty Street Newport Hotel Cedar Lodge A.F A.M Blaney Commandery Knights Templar

Nominate 110 Men for Posts on 11 ASC Community Committees

Burl Satterfield announces the Grundy County ASC election board has selected nominees for 11 community committees to oversee Price Support Crop Allotment Conservation programs. Ballots with 10 nominees per community will be mailed around June 27. voters elect a chair and delegate to the county convention.

ASC Burl Satterfield Grundy County A.S.C. Election Board Community Election Boards Tnittiuce A.S.C Satterfield Aux Sable Louis Ness Donald Steffes Daniel Meade Russell Halkyard Gerald Clennon Thomas Feeney James Clennon Gordon Telfer Frank Feeney Edward Murley Braceville - Maine Alex Yeno

Eisenhower says Chinese Reds blocked Tokyo visit

President Eisenhower believes Chinese Communists blocked his Tokyo trip to use anti American propaganda. He cites Soviet Chinese tension and Khrushchev pulling an invitation after the U2 incident, seeing it as a wage of the summit dispute.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Eisenhower Tokyo St. Paul Formosa Soviet Russia Soviet Union Red China Ike Moscow Nikita S. Khrushchev Khrushchev Sverdlovsk Paris

31300 Shells Fired Today At Quemoy

The Chinese Communists blasted Quemoy with more than 31300 shells in Formosa Strait Friday night, the Nationalist Defense Ministry said. The bombardment, a show of contempt for President Eisenhower, was the heaviest in 18 months. the Nationalists said they did not retaliate but would if renewed as Eisenhower heads to Korea.

Taipei Formosa Quemoy Formosa Strait Defense Ministry Eisenhower Korea

Illinois GOP Set to Name Delegates and Endorse Dirksen

Illinois Republicans meet in Decatur to complete 10 at large delegates to the national convention and adopt fall campaign resolutions. Gov. Stratton, Dirksen and Carpentier slated for speeches as more than 2,000 delegates gather. A plan to endorse Dirksen on first ballot is considered. A pageant marks the 1860 Decatur GOP convention.

Decatur Ill Illinois Stratton U.S Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen Senate Gop Charles F. Carpentier Samuel Witwer U. S. Senate Chicago University of Illinois Kintner Gymnasium Abraham Lincoln

Weather outlook with warm weekend temperatures

The U S Weather Bureau reports mostly sunny today with cool conditions and a high in the 60s. Tomorrow's high near 80 degrees with a shift to partly sunny and much warmer by Saturday after a cold front and heavy showers overnight.

U. S

Peeping Tom Charged After Tree-Nest Search Outside Nurse Home

Nashville police charged Thomas FE Parker with disorderly and offensive conduct after he climbed about 50 feet into a tree outside a nurses home searching for a bird nest and a nurse complained of peeping behavior.

Nashville Tenn Thomas FE Parker

Grundy Delegates to GOP Meet

S J Holderman Grundy County Republican Central Committee chairman has announced the list of delegates and alternate delegates from the county for the state convention in Decatur Delegates are Holderman E J Pierard James Yatuni Arthur Bozue Jr David F Root Floyd Horton Nels P Nelson John Enrietta Henry Johnston Mrs Walter J Phillips and Phillip C Collins Alternate delegates are Mrs D R Bryant Mrs David Constantine Mrs John Ullrich Mrs Fred Kavenda Hugh Nicklaus Virgil Bailey Theodore G Hahn William Beem Burt Parkinson Richard Patton and William Klegman

S. J. Holderman Grundy County Republican Central Committee Decatur Holderman E. J. Pierard James Yatuni Arthur Bozue Jr David F. Root Floyd Horton Nels P. Nelson John Enrietta Henry Johnston Walter J. Phillips Phillip C. Collins D. R. Bryant David Constantine John Ullrich Fred Kavenda Hugh Nicklaus Virgil Bailey Theodore G. Hahn William Beem Burt Parkinson Richard Patton William Klegman

Fire Station Ready for Morris Volunteer Ball

The Morris Volunteer Fire department prepared for its annual ball by moving equipment, cleaning the hall, and pledging readiness for Saturday night. Dancing starts at 9 with Joe Heiser's orchestra, tickets remain available at the door.

The Morris Volunteer Fire Department Joe Heiser

Man Sues for Divorce Over Hardwood Bed Discomfort

Pierre Van Boesschoten, 57, filed for divorce in Opa-locka Florida claiming his wife forced him to sleep on the floor. He says he endured a hardwood bed since their 1924 marriage, calling the situation intolerable.

Opa-Locka, Fla Pierre van Boesschoten van Boesschoten

Demonstrators Rally in Tokyo Against U.S. Treaty

In Tokyo 65,000 leftists rallied around the Diet to oppose the U.S. military alliance. A Socialist leader, Jotaro Kawakami, was stabbed but survived. police arrested the assailant. Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi vowed punishment for rioters and said elections will follow the treaty's entry into force.

Tokyo Japan United States Nobusuke Kishi America Kishi Liberal Democratic Party Jotaro Kawakami U. S Diet

Guild sworn in as Illinois attorney general

William L. Guild of Wheaton was sworn in today as Illinois new attorney general succeeding the late Grenville Beardsley. The ceremony in Governor Stratton's office was conducted by Chief Justice Byron O. House. Guild 50, a DuPage County judge, was appointed last Monday with a recommendation to the Republican State Central committee to place him on the November ballot.

Springfield William L. Guild Wheaton Ilinois Grenville Beardsley William G. Stratton Byron O. House State Supreme Court Guild Florence DuPage County Stratton Republican State Central Committee Select Guild Beardsley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mark Morris Youth Center Herald Bert Newport Chari Gale R. N. Holderman Ruth H. Huseby Edward H. Harrison Denver Colo Eugene Alice) Gosswiller F. M Jane) Lahrman Luling Tex Harvey A. Newport Belvidere George Edward Newport A H. (Jane) Holderman A. G Luella) Harrison James Wills Leonard Davy Dominic Lenzie John McCluckie John J. Evans Clarence Phillips Joseph Berta III Leo Doyd Russell Grinter Garfield - Greenfield Harry Lund Omar Halpin Dominic Viviana Earl Storm Melville Christensen Earlen van Qualen Francis Brasingham Lewis Severson Elmer J. Twait Lloyd Sandeno Harvey Gantzert Maurice Burkhart Frank Roeder Fred Zabel Victor Fieldman Lke Charles Overton Court House Willard E. Olson Art Winans Donnie Black Morris Summer Recreation Committee Little and Pony League Morris Junior Woman’s Club Grundy GOP Fire Dent Gene Kramer Atty. General
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