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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1959
Page
4
The readable text notes a historical Pine Morris III feature in a June 30 1959 edition on page four of the Daily Herald. It references local notices and brief items typical of a mid century paper. The material focuses on community happenings and small item summaries from that edition.
New Delhi states it does not recognize any separate government of Tibet and no Tibetan government under the Dalai Lama in exile. The Foreign Ministry confirms India recognizes the Chinese Communist government as the legal authority in China and its sovereignty over Tibet.
Washington reports the 1959 peacetime deficit will exceed all prior records with initial estimates by President Eisenhower and Budget Director Maurice Stans. The gap may be hundreds of millions below the January forecast but will still top 4.4 billion and approach 5 billion, while 1960 projections suggest possible surplus if the economic boom continues.
The J C O Connor Construction property on Lincoln Street suffered heavy damage from an unidentified vehicle Sunday night into Monday morning. Wooden posts guarding a cement hopper and steel girders were bent, with blue paint traces and broken headlight glass found. No vehicle was located.
Tom Olson the son of Mr and Mrs John C Olson of 929 Liberty Street recently earned a bachelor degree from Illinois State Normal University Normal He attends summer school there and plans to continue work on his masters degree aiming for the next graduation time birth place and date not provided in text.
NEA faces a dispute over school segregation with Southern white delegates urging a mild resolution, while Northern whites and some Negro delegates push for a stronger statement condemning segregation. Advocates of a tougher stand vow to press on at Friday's general session with a plan stressing local solutions and fair play.
A full investigation is under way into Sunday's rail wreck near Meldrim Georgia on the Ogeechee River that killed 19 people and left three in serious condition. Eyewitnesses say several cars derailed rupturing a butane tank and releasing gas that ignited with a roar. Seaboard Air Line officials reported no track or car fault.
Moscow reports fresh orders to Soviet industry under the seven year plan. Premier Khrushchev calls for automation and scientific research to raise output and production standards to catch up with the United States. Central Committee modernization drive targets industrial upgrading and higher efficiency.
St Louis magician Ernie Heldman reported $225 worth of mystery equipment missing from his parked car. The glass window was intact and no forced-entry signs were found. Police suggested he may have forgotten to lock the doors.
Three psychiatrists said Earl K. Long suffers a nervous breakdown from overwork rather than a mental illness. The 63 year old governor, hospitalized after a small stroke, plans to trim at least four state payrolls and has fired officials while divorcing his wife. Doctors from Tulane and LSU noted Long is rational and physically weaker but capable of recovery.
Two 22 year old Illinois men Gerald Burke of Wilmette and Graham Heikes of Evanston set out from Peoria June 16 in a 16 foot fiberglass canoe retracing Marquette journey to New Orleans. Their canoe and gear were stolen Sunday night near Crystal City Missouri and later recovered by a towboat and taken to the St. Louis police station where it awaits pickup. The trip aims to follow Marquette 1673 voyage down the Mississippi River.
The governor said he would dismiss about 40 of 500 officials after a daylong trip from Winnfield to announce sweeping personnel changes. The trip involved 225 miles and about 20 phone calls as he prepared to act.
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