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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
3
Ruth Millett advises a husband to confront his wife about weight gain despite sensitivity. He should be honest, urge a strict diet, and praise gradual weight loss, arguing that honest concern signals love and can strengthen the marriage as she improves.
Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis said he plans his usual Mediterranean cruise this summer starting from Venice in about two weeks. He hinted he will invite Maria Callas again while noting friendship, not romance, and said he has also invited Sir Winston Churchill.
A word puzzle list crosses many clues from 1 Ice mass to 55 Tradelasts with headings like Down and Across, hinting at a filled grid. Entries touch regions regions and various nouns including Roman date and Ibsen heroine, forming a cryptic-style crossword worksheet.
In Steubenville Ohio Jefferson Union High students offered help and raise funds to locate vand al suspects who damaged the school bus and felled trees before the campus. Principal K W Christopher notes clubs posted a $100 reward for the apprehension and conviction of the vandals.
AP film industry column notes Hollywood faces internal decline as big studios crumble under agent power and lax production codes. It cites hit grosses proving profits exist while studios fade, urging new structures to preserve production. Disney Stevens and Robson weigh past errors and future hopes.
A 20 year old sailor in New Bedford asked a policeman if this was Marblehead and was sent to court. Charles Roger Jr., stationed at Newport Rhode Island, paid a $100 fine for drunken driving.
Grundy County soil district notes James Small applies for a conservation farm plan on a 25 acre Gardner area. Ninety plus conservation farm plans requested this year. Randall farm east of Morris shows success with field tile and shallow drain lowering subsurface moisture. Jack Campbell farm near Coal City plans surface drainage and a toe wall to route mine dump runoff into a deep ditch. Louis Naretto to expand on Tom Dillon farm south of Gardner with new waterways seeded grasses and pasture conversion next year.
In a single day at Depoe Bay Oregon residents reported a possible tidal wave and mysterious red objects at sea plus a submarine off the coast. The red objects proved to be fishing boats and the submarine a tug, while the tidal wave never arrived.
Washington notes an unusual event as about 500 labor leaders and guests honor Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell at a Statler Hilton dinner. President Eisenhower may attend, with union chiefs praising Mitchell for fair administration and merit promotion while downplaying politics.
One year ago the area broke a heat and drought with continued rains all night Monday. Local social notes recount birthdays engagements and anniversaries across Seneca Moose Heart and nearby towns, including weddings and upcoming marriages.
A German chemist named Martin Heinrich Klaproth discovered uranium in 1789. It took more than a century before scientists treated uranium as a serious element.
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