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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1960

Page

6

Man Extradited After Self Surrender in Route 66 Restaurant

South Carolina authorities extradited Grady Jolly, 18, back to the state to complete a three year burglary term. Jolly, an escapee from a South Carolina chain gang, surrendered himself in a restaurant on Route 66 and was held in Grundy County jail since May 22 awaiting extradition by State Trooper Lewis Boyer.

South Carolina Grady Jolly Jolly Lewis Boyer Route 66 Grundy County

None Injured In Rte. 47 113S Crash

A collision occurred at the junction of Route 1138 and Route 47 six miles south of Morris between Julia M. Burhart 46 of Sycamore and Robert E. Cushing 45 of Coal City. Both drivers escaped injury and only minor vehicle damage resulted. Sheriff Edward Wilt investigated.

Julia M. Burhart Sycamore Robert E. Cushing Coal City Morris Cushing Edward Wilt

Heated Politics At Governors Convention in Glacier Park

Democratic governors clash over Kennedy and Johnson as the party edges toward the nomination. Republicans rally behind Nixon with Rockefeller warning of a very tough, close race.

Glacier National Park Mont Rockies John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Nixon Lone Wolf Rockefeller

Havana munitions blast follows La Coubre tragedy

A blast at a Havana munitions dump near the La Coubre site killed and injured many as a car crash driver fled the scene. President Osvaldo Corticos and Prime Minister inspected the area while Castro again accused U S officials, a claim Herter dismissed as baseless and aimed at stirring Cuban anti American sentiment.

Osvaldo Corticos Havana Bay Castro U. S Christian A. Herter Miami Fla la Cruz Cuba Havana Miami News Fidel Castro

Real Estate Transfers in Mazon and Wilmington Areas

Richard Thontlin and others transfer parcels in Mazon to Pearl E Thontlin QCD Pt Lots 3 4 Block 1 Orig Town of Mazon and Pt Lot 4 Block 1 Orig Village of Mazonville. Joseph Budra and others transfer Lot 20 Block 3 Second Add South Wilmington to Joseph Moulis and others. Earl Hunt and Jadek Such transfer Lot 23 Cunnea and Hynds Sub N4 Orig Block 2 Canal Trustees division.

Richard Thontlin Pearl E Thontlin Mazon Mazonville Joseph Budra Joseph Moulis South Wilmington Joseph Burda South Wilmington Jadek Such Earl G. Hunt Cunnea and Hynds Orig Canal Trustees Division

Livestock Dealers Re Elect Officers at Lexington Congress

The National Assn. of Livestock Auction Markets and National Livestock Dealers Assn. closed their Livestock Marketing Congress with officer elections and a livestock sale. C. F. Augustine Lemar Colo was re elected president and M. L. Ange vine Geneseo Ill vice president George Bruington Monmouth Ill treasurer Cecil Ward Gainesville Texas elected NASAM president Pin Oak Farms Lexington won top cattle honors with Hereford steer calf load against 32 other carloads from 12 states.

Lexington National Assn National Livestock Dealers Assn Livestock Marketing Congress C. F. Augustine Lemar Colo M. L. Angevine Geneseo Ill George Bruington Monmouth Cecil Ward Gainesville Tex NASAM Pin Oak Farms

Plan for Global Disarmament Stages Outlined

The document details staged disarmament including ban on production of fissionable materials for military use and international control of surplus arms. Stage two envisions American and Soviet forces down to 1 700 000 each with an international peace force. Stage three allows only armaments for international police and limited national contingents.

International Disarmament Organization

Russians seek better US relations amid domestic pressures

The piece notes growing discontent in the USSR over Khrushchev era pressures and party privilege. It cites housing priorities, demobilized officers in civilian posts, and a shift from peace to cold war post U2. Russians increasingly hope for higher living standards and travel freedom while craving improved ties with the United States.

Communist Party Khrushchev United States

Race Driver Killed at Sterling Track

STERLING Ill Allen Shelton 23 of Port Byron died in a crash during the feature race at Speedbowl Park. His car lost control struck a fence and Shelton hit his head on a post.

Summer program openings for girls delayed but registration welcome

Commitments prevented entry at start. Misses Cook and Norris note late registration possible. Summer swimming classes and other activities may delay some girls registrations, but they may come in when able. Planned activities include softball, volleyball, croquet, checkers and other recreation.

Cook Norris

President plans Cabinet meeting after long Hawaii flight

The group of officials and foreign diplomats who welcomed him home reported the President wished to convene the Cabinet soon. He told Nixon and Herter he would sleep first, noting about 4% hours of rest on the 10 hour flight from Hawaii with a refueling stop at Travis Air Base in California.

Nixon Herter Hawaii Travis Air Base California

La Cruz faction targets Maj. Ernesto Guevara in failed assault

Spokesmen say La Cruz members carried out a series of small bombings with increasing frequency. Earlier this month they claimed an assassination attempt on Maj. Ernesto Guevara, which failed.

la Cruz Maj Ernesto Guevara

Rotary club aims for full attendance at dinner meeting

Rotary officials including Walter Penn sergeant at arms and directors Warren Blackburn, Edwin Sobol and Thomas West discussed efforts to achieve 100 percent attendance at tonight’s meeting. Dinner is set to begin at 6 30 p m.

Walter Penn Warren Blackburn Edwin Sobol Thomas West

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