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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
5
Eastern railroads propose cuts up to 30 percent on grain and grain product moves from Illinois Indiana Ohio and Michigan to Atlantic coast ports. The changes would take effect October 1 with a public hearing set for Chicago on June 30.
Dr Norman E McClintock 37 dean of Moline Community College was offered the contract as superintendent of Centralia High School and Junior College. Donald Glass Centralia board president said McClintock was chosen from 40 candidates last night. He will replace Lloyd Henson leaving July 1 for Streator High.
In the UN debate Golda Meir acknowledged Eichmann’s removal from Argentina was illegal and called it adequate reparation. A diplomat suggested Buenos Aires would accept the resolution and soften its demand for Eichmann's return.
After eight weeks of dispute the House Ways and Means committee approved a targeted program for those 65 and older near the border not on relief but facing heavy medical costs. Potential beneficiaries may range from 500000 to one million yearly. Senate amendments could broaden the bill for a fuller health section in conference.
Muscogee County jailers in Columbus, Georgia, must cope without a television and bed taken from their quarters for efficiency. Chief jailer A F Hearn says the changes are to improve alertness to duty.
Humboldt Tenn Henry Perry says his hen laid a remarkable egg weighing a half pound and measuring 10 inches around with a second egg inside of a different color The outer shell is brown while the inner one is white
Washington The Senate Labor committee approved 12 to 2 a bill to raise the minimum wage to 1.25 by 1963 and bring about five million more workers under the wage hour law. The measure would extend coverage to retail and service enterprises for the first time. Most of the new workers would come from that sector. Secretary Mitchell indicated the administration might accept 1.10 or 1.15, but higher levels could be vetoed.
Clarence W. Graham 53 of Chicago, formerly Dwight, died Wednesday in Illinois Research Hospital. Funeral at Baker Funeral Home chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. B Gideon Carlson presiding. burial Oaklawn Cemetery. Born Dwight May 3 1907, son of William and Mary Graham. survived by an aunt in Pontiac. He was a Dwight High School and University of Illinois graduate and never married. He was a former CPA in Chicago and a member of Dwight Methodist Church.
Chapel services for a boy born to Dr and Mrs Edward C Connor of 113 West North Street Morristown Mor ris hospital at 10 59 p m Wednesday will be held at 10 a m Friday at Davis Funeral home Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery The child died about an hour after birth.
Joseph Pulitzer arrived in the United States from Hungary at age 17 and founded the prize system that bears his name, shaping modern journalism.
Two tornadoes moved through Illinois as heavy rain drenched the state. Quincy logged 2.81 inches, Rantoul 2.74, Decatur 2.33, and Springfield saw about two inches in six hours before 7 a.m. The overnight rainfall far exceeded typical totals for this period.
Nationwide met Secretary of the Air Force Thomas K. Finletter of New York, Sen. John Carroll of Colorado, former Sen. Herbert H. Lehman of New York, Mrs. Eugene Meyer widow of the Washington Post publisher, and Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma.
The second Civil Defense police training class is set for 8 p.m. at Morris Community High School with Palmer O. Reed as instructor. Sheriff Edward Wilt and the county Civil Defense organization sponsor the course, which runs two hours each Thursday and should total 10 to 12 hours.
Actress Helen Hayes was born in Washington D C and made her first stage appearance there at age eight in Babes in the Woods.
Joliet resident ducked into a ditch when an automobile screeched brakes behind him. A nearby wire fell but spared Settles by inches, as Will County authorities investigated the near miss involving the Croyle car.
Use T-4-L liquid for 3 to 5 days to cure athlete's foot and heal skin. If not delighted with instant drying T-4-L, get 48 cent back from any druggist. Note T-4-L is for severe cases. Also use FOO POWDER for antiseptic protection now at Sobol D.
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