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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
4
A Ruth Millett column lists common wife complaints about husbands. It notes men talk little after work, avoid home duties, misplace items, resist equal sharing of chores, and fail to compliment, urging self reflection.
Miss Yoyce Wickholdt, recent graduate and Morris Community High School teacher, resigns to become girls swimming instructor and physical education teacher at East High School in Aurora. Dale Steffen Morris principal announces replacement subject to board approval. The high school faculty remains one English position short.
A compact crossword style entry lists across and down clues with answers like Kind of concert duets and hymn ending. It includes golf mounds repetition honey and shore along with operatic sale harem rooms masculine and affirmative votes.
Answers for a word puzzle include Straighten Greates t amount Royal Italian family name Cape Dormant Giant Pile up Nomad Biblical name Frozen rain Abandoned ones Toward the sheltered side Singing voice Pay no attention to Openings in fences Next to Actress Hayward and others Billiard shot The wonderful one horse Nineveh and Continent Plant form Contest between two Whirlpool Stealou
Springfield reports the annual Illinois Boys State opens with 490 girls finishing their Girls State session at the State Capitol. Karolyn Jean Kaufman of Evanston was elected governor of Girls State and installed by Assistant Secretary of State Robert G. Cronson at a joint session. Other state officers include Carolyn Fornero Collinsville lieutenant governor Joan Lodeski Wheaton secretary of state Carol Keistler Anna state auditor Patricia Moller Minneapolis Karen Stokee Chicago superintendent of public instruction and Ronda House Nashville attorney general.
Woodrow Wilson, born in Virginia, later served as Governor of New Jersey before becoming U S president. Grover Cleveland remains the only U S president born in New Jersey, Caldwell specifically noted as his birthplace.
New York feature portraits Alonzo Q. Quagmire president of the Acme Tiddlywinks Co discusses the pressures of leadership. He jokes about stockholders, government, and the paradoxes of delegation and ulcer risks amid a life of executive excess.
Washington report cites 11 months of IGY work by 10,000 scientists in 66 nations. Findings include a potential greenhouse effect from CO2, floating mountains, a sunward gas envelope, and a sea rich in minerals. Antarctic measurements revise lice content estimates upward by 40 percent.
Morris Community High School students initiate a city wide waste paper drive starting at 8 am Tuesday to raise funds for transporting 11 council members to a workshop in Carbondale from August 4 to 6. Call 1132, 1036 or 941 to contribute. The piece mentions nuclear fusion and magnetic propulsion research linked to the International Geophysical Year.
A 350 million dollar annual CIA budget is kept secret by design and is larger than State Department outlays. The piece outlines how secrecy protects covert methods, notes who knows the exact figure, and compares CIA spending and global reach with the State Department and the Soviet Union. It also previews a follow up on CIA personnel.
One year ago Mr and Mrs Carl Hunt and Mrs Raymond Kaplen visited Madisonville Kentucky after a stay with Mr and Mrs Arthur Edmundson A son was born in Morris hospital to Mr and Mrs Spencer Popplewell Coal City Ten years ago rainfall totaled nearly an inch and a half aiding crops Evelyn Melby arrived from Washington DC to visit relatives Mrs Leo Burger and son left Morris hospital for Dwight Twenty years ago Morris Country Club women joined South Bluff Country Club in Peru for a golf outing Awards were given to Miss Helen Bannon Mrs Ida Crudginton and Miss Janice Sachse Thirty years ago the Rev C M Hanson began service at Bethlehem Lutheran church Little Dorothy Doyle was entertained in Chapin park for her birthday
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