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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
4
A reader letters column includes a dog intrusion at a dinner party and a troubled dissolution of marriage. An anonymous wife asks about alimony rights while Ann Landers advises on personal responsibility and warns the letter writer against overinvolvement in her husband’s affairs.
A detailed list of afternoon and evening telecast slots shows programs across networks. Highlights include sports and variety shows such as NIT Championships, Pro Bowlers Tour, CBS Golf Classic, World of Golf, and Hollywood Palace.
Readable fragments of a dated crossword fill with scattered clues and partial answers. Terms include bird name blackbird and various short words. several items show broken or misread letters, suggesting a long cryptic style and mixed languages.
A political pamphlet urges teens to embrace efficiency engineering in government. It argues for limits on office tenure, synchronized elections, disenfranchising welfare recipients, a 75 percent Supreme Court consent rule, privatized Social Security, tax simplification, free radio and TV licensing, relocating the Capitol, and teaching republic over democracy. It promotes sending for the booklet with a stamped envelope and 20 cents.
Atlantic City reported record convention activity in 1967 with 576 conventions up from 526 in 1966 and attendance rising to 469,568 from 396,360. The Convention Bureau announced the gains.
Network TV shifts focus to children with new preschool series and Saturday morning blocks. NBC and CBS announce high quality child oriented lineups for September while NBC debuts Children’s Theatre with Kukla Fran Ollie and a dragon tale.
Mrs. Nancy Lewis is ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. James Lauritsen and Darlene and Jimmy of Morris and Boatswain 3rd class Keith Pope of the Great Lakes spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Hazel Pope. Seaman Recruit Danny Rae Pope and Dale Pope, both of the U. S. Navy of Great Lakes were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Kicer were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Riggs at Kirkwood Missouri.
In Nashville Tennessee a young gunman pulled up to a drive in bank window on Thursday demanded 800 dollars and fled after a teller filled a bag with 7100 dollars. Police investigated and questioned witnesses.
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