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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1961
Page
6
June 1960 outlook shows Treasury plans to raise the legal debt cap from 285 billion to 298 billion for the coming year. Spending exceeds revenues with an estimated FY totals around 82 to 85 billion and a deficit ranging from 3.7 to 5 billion, prompting containment fears.
Puzzle-like entries hint at a newspaper game where numbers and short phrases such as Library Visit 41 and Squander 46 appear alongside terms like Constellation 64 Clan 66 Grate. Read as a cryptic clue list.
A compact list of crossword style clues with answers including flower parts seven Egyptian river age forty five scaling device book of maps overrices on unusual sacred direction jet weight measures crack oriental ruler.
Abe Bur rows notes humor as laugh maker despite TV's flaws. Mort Sahl on Ed Sullivan Show shows quiet audience response. Tonight's picks include Mystery Theatre NBC 9 10 EDT Deadly Beloved on CBS Circle Theatre 10 11 and The Dedicated American on Seagrave Burma surgeon.
A local page recalls anniversaries births and events from 1 10 20 30 years ago. Janet Goslin and Donald A Matteson planned October nuptials while Mr and Mrs Homer Carr welcomed a son at Morris hospital.
The article explains radiological training to operate radiation detection instruments for fallout. It outlines two courses nine and 18 hours, needed monitoring stations, staff of four per site, and a Morris county class at Morris Community High School with eight attending. Interested residents urged to join next Thursday night.
Ruth Millett lists traits she says define feminine appeal such as enjoying pleasing a man and clothes shopping, laughing easily, avoiding big groups of women, and handling compliments graciously. The piece notes indirect pursuit of goals, ease with life, and interest in a man coming on the scene, while keeping age private and valuing money by what it buys.
The Morris Herald report unintentionally left out Mrs Williamsons name who assisted at the reception for the Klein Cameron wedding.
Dear readers. three year old Sheila uses bedtime manipulation to stay in parents’ bed, with a harsh warning to enforce a separate room. Ann Landers counsels letting the child cry through the night and seeking professional help if unresolved after a week. Another letter asks about mail prying and a stalkerish colleague. guidance urges full mail disclosure to protect marriage. A third woman shares engagement ring mishap. advice advocates removing the fake ring, dating others, and avoiding immature offers.
Interior Illinois hog prices show receipts of about 3,000 with moderate activity. Prices for 190 to 250 pound hogs ranged 15.50 to 16.75 with tops to 17.00, 23 grade hogs 250 to 270 pounds at 15.00 to 15.75, and sows steady to 25 cents lower at 12.00 to 14.50.
Chicago report notes no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn No. 3 at 1.1212, No. 4 yellow 1.054. Soybean oil at 100 percent. Barley prices listed with panting choice 1.10 to 1.20 and feed 0.80 to 0.90.
AP report from Chicago lists hogs at 8 500 head with cuts and weights and price ranges for various hog categories. Cattle totals reported 9 500 with slau ter steer and heifer prices, along with cow and bull ranges. Sheep 1 000 head with slaughter lambs and ewe prices. Also notes US candy imports in 1960 totaling 51 510 000 pounds, half from the United Kingdom.
The guide lists multiple programs from 6:00 P.M. to 1:35 A.M. across channels. Featured shows include News, Weather, and Entertainment with titles such as The Photographer, Naked City, Trumpet in the City, and Mr. Magoo. George Floyd Kalber appears among the news anchors.
The Daily Vacation Bible School of the Methodist church closed with a program led by Mrs. Earl Christensen and including pledges and a hymn. Rev. John Osborn led prayer, Alice Cima read scripture, and Mrs. C. J. Ciluffo distributed certificates to the children.
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