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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

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City Council stalls water rate amendment amid dispute

The council tabled a proposed change to water rates after Alderman Hundt, chair of the water and sewer committee, questioned involvement and a reading by Mayor Hansen. The plan would raise rates by 20 percent with a 10 percent early payment discount. six aldermen supported delaying, while Hundt and another member abstained.

Walter Hundt Aage Hansen Hundt Hansen John Nelson Donald Davidson Floyd Siron Robert Adcock Nelson

Artificial Lake Proposal Tabled by Grundy County Board

James P. Hennessy of Joliet Regional Port District urged the Grundy County Board of Supervisors to back a plan to dam the Kankakee River and create a 2.5 billion gallon artificial lake on Joliet Arsenal land for conservation and recreation. The lake would be state and federally controlled, serve Will Kankakee Grundy counties, and require funds from both levels after land purchase of about 22,000 acres. Endorsements include U S Senators Douglas and Dirksen. action postponed to July 12.

James P. Hennessy Joliet Regional Port Grundy County Kankakee Hennessy Will County Will Grundy

Attorney Urges Improvement of Grundy Juror Lists

Morris attorney August Black told Grundy County Board of Supervisors that county petit juries skew older and female, not reflecting a cross section. He urged township supervisors to stop excluding business and younger residents from juror pools, noting judges decide exemptions.

Morris Atty August Black Grundy County Atty Black

Fire Destroys Two Farm Buildings in Illinois Township

A fire of unknown origin found at 4 50 p m Monday damaged a two story frame barn a chicken shed and part of a garage on the Donald Nelson farm between South Wilmington and Essex. Fire crews from South Wilmington Gardner Essex and Reddick prevented spread toward the home. Total loss not yet determined.

South Wilmington Donald Nelson Essex Gardner, Essex Reddick

Blood Drive Sees 39 Pints Donated At Local Red Cross

At 1 30 p m today the Grundy County Red Cross bloodmobile collected 39 pints of blood with 40 donors per hour expected. The unit remains open until 5 30 p m at Bethlehem Lutheran Church as officials aim to close a 250 pint deficit before June 30.

Grundy County Red Cross Bloodmobile Bethlehem Lutheran Church Grundy County Red Cross

Labor Leader Protected After Chicago Bombing

Police guard Dominic A. Abata after a dynamite blast damaged his rented car and injured four people. Abata, a Seafarers Union vice president, suspects Teamsters or Black Muslims amid a bitter fight with Joey Climeo over Chicago cab drivers. Longmeyer suffered shattered legs. two aides and two bystanders were injured.

Chicago Dominic A. Abata Abata John Killackey Killackey Seafarers International Union Transportation Service and Allied Workers Division Democratic Union Organizers Committee DUOC Teamsters Union Black Muslims Joey Climeo Glinco

Plaque Commemorates Pope Paul VI Visit at Yankee Stadium

In New York the Knights of Columbus and stadium management dedicated a plaque at Yankee Stadium honoring Pope Paul VI's October visit. The ceremony marks the historic event with church and team collaboration.

New York Pope Paul VI Yankee Stadium Knights of Columbus

Holderman and McEvilly to Head Parties

In county conventions held Monday night in the courthouse Republicans reelected Atty. S. J. Holderman of Morris as county chairman for a two year term. Democrats elected James McEvilly of Aux Sable Township as chairman to replace Louis J. Piano of Coal City who served 24 years. McEvilly was the only Democratic nominee. Fellow GOP officers reelected included James A. Yatumi Sr. Ernest J. Pierard Dan Hill and Arthur Bozue Jr. Norman Brown was reappointed secretary treasurer. Forrest Gray became first vice chairman for the Democrats and McEvilly’s former post as first vice chairman passed to him. McEvilly also named Thomas Dunn as legal counselor and John Donahoe as advisor. The new Democratic chair is a farmer near Minooka and longtime precinct committeeman.

Johnson Judiciary Committee Atty. Adcock Franks Robinson Drive - Mc-Kinley St Hundt Ralph Knight ASCS V.F.W. Hall Davidson Ward Illinois Department of Public Works and Highways Illinois 47 Morris Atty S. J. Holderman James McEvilly Aux Sable Township Louis J. Piano Coal City McEvilly Piano Braceville IV Atty. Holderman Republican Central Committee James R Bud) Washburn GOP H. A. Hexdall James A. Yatuni Sr Gardner Ernest J. Pierard Dan Hill Arthur Bozue Jr Forrest Gray Braceville Norman Brown Goose Lake Township Thomas Dunn John Donahoe Wauponsee Township New Democratic Minooka State Central Democratic Committee

Second Planning Meeting Tonight in Morris Zoning Series

The second of four zoning workshops begins at 7 30 p m today in the V F W hall on McKinley St for Morris north side residents. Monday's session was in the Morris Savings and Loan basement for west side residents. Wednesday's meeting at Franklin School targets east Morris residents. The review meets Thursday at Morris City Hall for those who missed prior sessions.

V.F.W McKinley St Morris North Side Morris Savings and Loan Association Morris Franklin School Morris City Hall

Weather outlook with heat and humidity into week

The forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight with a low in the lower 70s. Wednesday will be mostly sunny, hot and humid with a high in the lower 90s and a 10 percent chance of rain. Monday’s high was 91 degrees with a 69 degree low. by midmorning temperatures ranged from 78 to 82 in the Morris business district.

U. S Collins Morris Business

Argentina Coup Ousts President Illia Sparks U S Break

Argentina's military leaders toppled elected President Arturo Illia in a swift bloodless coup. A junta to be formed with Lt Gen Pascual A Pistarini, and Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania named interim president. Vice President Perette fled to Uruguay as the United States suspended diplomatic relations.

Buenos Aires Argentina Arturo Illia Casa Rosada Pascual A. Pistarini Navy Air Force Juan Caros Ongania Carlos Perette Plate River Uruguay Julio R. Alsogaray 1St Army Corps Illia Alsogaray Juan D. Peron Armed Forces Peronists

Hunger strike fuels Buddhist crisis amid Viet Nam war

Buddhist monk Thich Tri Quang defies a church order to end the 21 day fast in Saigon as U S air strikes hit North Viet Nam. In the field U S forces press efforts near Hanoi and Thanh Hoa while a labor dispute in Saigon nears a settlement.

Saigon South Viet Nam Thich Tri Quang U.S North Viet Nam U. S Constellation Thanh Hoa Defense Department Rmk-Brj Tri Quang Unified Buddhist Church Thich Tinh Khiet Hue Thich Buddhist Institute Thich Tam Chau

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