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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1960

Page

6

Soil Bank Likely to Be Campaign Issue

Washington reports the soil bank land retirement program as a major farm issue in the presidential campaign. Nixon endorsed extending the program, while Democrats criticize its effect on rural towns and whole-farm retirements. About 28 million acres have been retired with payments, with supporters arguing more land must retire to curb overproduction.

Washington Soil Bank Eisenhower Congress Richard M. Nixon Nixon North Dakota

Eisenhower Faces Setbacks in Tokyo Visit Fallout

The report says Ike canceled his Tokyo trip after hearings and Herter testified Eisenhower abandons high level diplomacy with no more goodwill tours. Hagerty noted no new overseas plans while Peiping and Red China denounced the journey as a failure and ridiculed the President. Aristotle is cited on the malleability of laws.

Eisenhower Tokyo Herter Hagerty Washington Red China Radio U.S Peiping

Verona Notes Minister Transferred Farewell Party

The Rev. Fred Stolzenbach now associate pastor of the First Methodist church Champaign was honored at a Verona farewell gathering. He received a money purse after graduation from Garrett Biblical Institute. Attending were his wife and Mr and Mrs Robert Motter. Rev James Burchem will pastor Verona church and preach June 26.

Verona Fred Stolzenbach First Methodist Church Champaign Stolzenbach Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston Robert Motter James Burcham Rock River

Chapman and Stratton Weigh Possible Joint Campaign

Chapman signaled a possible joint campaign with Stratton as party head in finois if Sam remains unfriendly. Chapman described feeling hurt after a Decatur delegate list was announced and said he declined to speak next to avoid saying something he might regret. Stratton did not comment.

Stratton Finois Chapman Decatur

Imperial Shows Delight Morris Crowd On Damp Grounds

Imperial Shows drew strong Morris attendance on East North Street despite damp grounds. A promised matinee on Saturday will reduce ride prices and two bicycles will be given away to lure the younger audience.

Angela Academy East North Street Imperial Morris

Rockefeller Proposes First Secretary for Government

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged Tuesday the creation of a high level first secretary of government to aid the president in national security and international affairs. The position would report directly below the president and above the Cabinet to remedy decision making defects.

Binghamton N. Y Nelson A. Rockefeller Eisenhower Japan Rockefeller

Traffic Court Fines Over Pass on Tracks Not Gates Error

Gerald Thompson 25 of Fulton Sr was fined 10 dollars plus costs in Justice Dixs court for passing on Rock Island tracks. Gerald K Anderson 25 of Champaign paid 20 dollars plus costs. Neil E Dobbs 21 of Fisk Mo paid 12 dollars plus costs. Frederick E Koerschner 20 of Milwaukee Wis paid 30 dollars plus costs in Justice Hosea F Johnsons court at Mazon. All arrests by Mazon Police Chief John Donahue.

Gerald Thompson Fulton Sr W. L. Dix Rock Island Gerald K. Anderson Champaign Neil E. Dobbs Fisk Frederick E. Koerschner Milwaukee Wis Hosea F. Johnson Mazon John Donahue

ACT reports 368 colleges join first year testing program

Iowa City recounts ACT first year as 368 colleges and more than 125 000 high school students participated. Jean Paul Mather ACT president notes rapid confirmation of needs met by the program. ACT began as an Iowa State University agency and will become an independent nonprofit agency.

Iowa City Iowa Jean Paul Mather ACT Mather University of Massachusetts State University of Iowa

Gardners Car Involved in Joliet Arsenals Exit Incident

The article notes a car driven by Theodore Roedell of Gardner returning from work at the Joliet Arsenal. Attorneys for the Sowers are David Root and Richard Wilder from Morris.

Theodore Roedell Gardner Joliet Arsenal David Root Richard Wilder Morris Sowers

U S Rocket Seeks Transit Reading for Trajectory Plot

A U S Rocket aims to obtain a position reading from the nearest Transit to plot missile trajectories. The data would be critical for accurate path calculations and guidance.

Obituary of Earl Rentz 65 Coal City native Ottawa engineer

Earl Rentz 65 of rural Coal City formerly of Ottawa died at home at 8 45 a m Tuesday. He worked for Weatherby Construction Co in Ottawa for many years and moved to Coal City last February. Survived by wife five children 18 grandchildren three great grandchildren and two half brothers in Cheyenne Wyoming. Funeral at Hulse Funeral Home Ottawa chapel Thursday at 2 p m with burial in Ottawa cemetery.

Earl Rentz Coal City Ottawa Hulse Funeral Mr. Rentz Brown County Weatherby Construction Co Leonard Francois W. H. Smith Maron Otha Allen Robert Bernard Cheyenne Wyo

Gardner Funeral Services for Adolph Monferdini Jr.

Funeral services were held for Adolph Monferdini Jr., 40, who died Sunday in an auto-train accident. The Hansen Funeral Home conducted the 2 p m service with Rev. Roger Fisk officiating and Mrs. Duane Hall as soloist. Burial followed in Braceville Gardner Cemetery. Pallbearers were Archie Sowers, Lyle Stevens, Charles Lenzie, Donald Glasgow, Robert Horrie and Lyle Sorensen.

Gardner Adolph Monferdini Jr Hansen Funeral Home Roger Fisk Duane Hall Norman B. Hansen Archie Sowers Lyle Stevens Charles Lenzie Donald Glasgow Robert Horrie Lyle Sorensen Braceville- Gardner Cemetery

Bike Riders Must Obey Traffic Signs and Signals

The chief stated that bicycles must follow all traffic rules like motor vehicles. Riders must stop at signs or lights, ride on the right in single file when multiple, and use hand signals in traffic.

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