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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
10
Ann Landers advises counting silverware and gently confronting a friend over multiple patterns after a dinner, suggesting private, calm talk to signal concern. She also responds to a reader about a harsh parenting past, emphasizing therapy and acceptance as life changing.
On this date June 27 1844 Joseph and Hyrum Smith were slain by a mob in Carthage Illinois Brigham Young became head of the church. Other items note Wolfe lands at Quebec 1759 telegraph link 1847 Keller birth 1880 Roosevelt nomination 1942 saboteurs capture 1950 forces move Korea etc.
A listing of crossword clues in across and down orders with numbers from 1 to 38. Includes definitions for stingy tools bottle caps and various wordplay prompts such as known phrases and brief descriptors across multiple lines.
Otto Graham rises from college star to Coast Guard Academy coach and Redskins helm after a Nixon nudge. Walter Morrow and others embrace a guiding inner code of striving beyond comfort, from George Washington to Jesus in Gethsemane, Lindbergh, and beyond.
Television grid lists 6:00 P M through 10:30 P M with channels and programs including News Weather Sports Editorial Wild West Tarzan Man in a Suitcase Time Tunnel Gomer Pyle USMC Star Trek Football Movie Steve Allen Hollywood Squares NBC News Perry Mason News Weather Sports Johnny Carson Movie and 7 News time slots in a retro broadcast slate.
Actress Marge Redmond dislikes nun robes for their disguise value and lack of recognition from fans, while commercials boosted her fame. CBS aired Cities III, a three hour look at urban planning focusing on slums, with little on congestion, crime, pollution, or transport, restrained yet not hopeful about cures.
A Joliet widow and two children received 700000 dollars in a Chicago court verdict for the death of Robert Scully, a 1962 construction accident victim. The ruling marked the largest award under Illinois Structural Works Act, naming Veronica Scully, John and Kathleen as plaintiffs and naming J L Simmons Inc and Otis Elevator Co as co defendants.
Hamilton Ontario reports Lincoln MacAuley Alexander the son of a railroad porter won the Hamilton West seat by 268 votes. The Conservative candidate is Canada's first Black member of Parliament, saying race did not decide his win and that campaign youth support helped.
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