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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1960

Page

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Newly Known Lincoln Letter to Joshua Speed Revealed

A Lincoln letter dated May 22, 1860, to Joshua Speed is presented to the Library of Congress by William Craik Speed. The note thanks Speed for congratulating Lincoln on securing the Republican nomination and hints at Lincoln's cautious travel plans. The find sheds light on a day rarely recorded by historians.

Washington Abraham Lincoln Library of Congress Lincoln Joshua Speed Lincoln Sesquicentennial Comission William Craik Speed Pound Ridge N. Y Speed Springfield Ills

Enrollment in Police Class Open in Grundy County

The Grundy County Civil Defense auxiliary police class meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Morris Community High School. Palmer Reed will instruct, and Mrs. George Reagan CD director urges public spirited persons to enroll at this week's meeting.

Grundy County Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Morris Community High School Palmer Reed George Reagan

Olivier Bergman Sweep Top Emmys in TV Debut

Hollywood reports a slate of 1960 Emmy winners led by Sir Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman and Robert Stack for television debuts. Belafonte made history as first black Emmy winner while Art Carney took best comedy. Jane Wyatt won best actress in a series and Stack earned best actor in a series for The Untouchables. Desi Arnaz teased a Mercedes prize for Stack as recognition.

James Bacon Hollywood Sir Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman Robert Stack Ferebels Harry Belafonte Jackie Gleason Second Banana Art Carney Olivier Gauguin Charlton Heston Larry Miss Bergman Europe Stack Elliott Ness Untouchables Desi Arnez Arnaz Jane Wyatt Anderson Family Belafonte Fred Astaire Carney Danny Thomas Jack Benny Red Skelton New York

Second Suit Challenges Goold Estate Over 1949 Farm Deed

In Grundy County a second suit targets the Mabel Goold estate. Four Germain children and Guy L. Germain’s widow allege he was incompetent when he deeded three Gardener area farms to Goold Latrobe Germain Wilkinson and Holmes. They seek a trust and accounting for rents since December 23, 1949, claiming inducement and broken promises. The estate valued above 1 million dollars faces claims of misrepresentation and poor mental capacity.

Grundy County Mabel G. Goold Guy L. Germain Gardner Mabel Goold Jean Lathrop Germain Wilkinson Grace Holmes Eleanor Phillips Morris Ivan Germain Joliet Leota Bourge Mabel Gilligan Lockport Hazel Maland Coal City Guy Germain Elgin State Hospital Mabel Gould

Eisenhower Welcomed Warmly In Hawaii After Far East Tour

President Eisenhower arrived in Honolulu in balmy weather to a 100000 strong crowd of Hawaiians. He wore red carnations placed on his shoulders by the governor’s wife and enjoyed two rounds of golf at Kaneohe Marine base before continuing his trip.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Honolulu Eisenhower William F. Quinn Hawaii Korea Pacific Philippines China Okinawa Kaneohe Marine Corps Air Station

Johansson Eyes Rematch After Knockout Loss

New York report says Ingemar Johansson, dethroned by Floyd Patterson, accepted the defeat and expressed interest in a quick rematch. Johansson, refreshed after sleep, admitted Patterson was sharper and stronger, but vowed it could be different next time.

New York Ingemar Johansson Floyd Patters Patterson

Tag Day Raises 471.25 for Morris Summer Recreation

A Morris Tag Day raised 471.25 for the Morris Summer Recreation program, up 170 from last year, per John J. Black. Donnie Black led donors with 121.65, Frank Black 79.84, and Ed Bednarik 37.89, with many boys contributing Saturday.

Morris John J. Black Black Morris Chamber of Commerce Donnie Black Frank Black Ed Bednarik Art Winan Jim Clampitt George Bryant Norval Galloway Jr Jim Struck Dennis Knapp Steve Johnson Dan Cook Gary Cook Larry Ryder Bradley Barry Mark Wash

C of C Retail Division to Meet Wednesday

The Morris Chamber of Commerce Retail division will hold its regular June dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Wednesday at Sis Drive Inn Reservations may be made with Roy Bannon chairman of the Retail division phone WH 20623

Morris Chamber of Commerce Sis’ Drive-Inn Roy Bannon

Seneca Man Sentenced To Solitary Confinement

In Ottawa Illinois a 22 year old Seneca man Frank Miller was sentenced to 30 days in solitary confinement by Circuit Court Judge Leonard Hoffman for parole violation and contempt of court. Miller is restricted to the county jail with no visitors a Bible to read a bare cell no mattress one blanket one regular noon meal and bread and water the rest of the day. Sheriff Butsey said the sentence was scarcely seen in recent years.

Ottawa Ill Leonard Hoffman Frank Miller Miller LaSalle County Butsey

Two Dutch Freighters Collide in Kiel Canal

In Kiel Germany two Dutch freighters collided in the Kiel Canal. The Uranus sank after ramming Themis, taking the captain's wife and an engineer with it. Harbor police reported the 500 ton Uranus and 3200 ton Themis were involved.

Kiel Germany Kiel Canal

Parents Can Help Promote Summer History Learning

Maine social studies teachers urge parents to visit nearby historic houses forts and museums with children to make history meaningful. The Maine Teachers Association newsletter notes that seeing places where history happened enhances learning.

Augusta Maine Maine Teachers Assn

Fire destroys multiple Dixon downtown businesses

A downtown Dixon blaze Friday night burned out five establishments including the Clubcafe 107 East St and Barrage Appliance 109 East St. Damage estimated at 100000 to 150000 with over two hours of flames. Five firefighters were overcome by smoke while crews from Dixon Sterling Amboy Rock Falls and Polo aided, led by Capt Eugene Reil and Chief Gail Keyser.

Dixon Sterling Amboy Rock Falls Dixon State School Polo Eugene H. Reil Gail Keyser Edward Pierce Stanley Wolf Dixon Force Thomas Parker Sterling Department

Actors Urge Boycott Of Venice Film Festival

The Italian Actors' Union urged members and foreign actors to boycott the Venice Film Festival to protest the appointment of a Roman Catholic film censor as festival director. A Rome actors meeting also protested Umberto Tupini the minister of spectacles for trying to limit cinema expression.

Rome Italian Actors’ Union Umberto Tupini

Old New England On Display At Grand Detour

Grand Detour hosts an Open House featuring century old Vermont style houses and a Vermont influenced village. The Rock River site offers St Peters Episcopal Church tours and a Landmark restaurant gallery with public hours 1 to 5 pm Saturday and Sunday.

New England Grand Detour Old New England Dixon Vermont St. Peter's Episcopal Church Chicago

Nixon Proclaims U S Economy To Stay Ahead Of Soviets

Vice President Richard Nixon told the National Junior Chamber of Commerce that the United States will remain economically ahead of the Soviet Union through 2000. He argued government support should aid private industry where needed and warned critics against assuming Soviet-led growth. Nixon's farm speech in Minot focused on feeding the hungry while avoiding a stance on price supports.

ST. Louis Richard M. Nixon Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union National Junior Chamber of Commerce Nixon Khrushchev United States Minot N. D Free World United Nations Congress

Weather Lures Farmers With Unseasonable Shower Streak

Summer arrived as a gloomy lion with cool air and late showers. The Collins Weather station recorded .83 inches of rain overnight with a low of 57, and a 9 am temperature of 58. Monday’s high reached 73 as forecasts call for more rain and possible thunder tonight and showers ending Wednesday.

Collins

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