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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1968

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Tentative Pact in Phone Strike Fierce Battles Near Hue

In the Vietnam War the northeast corner near Hue and Dong Ha sees intensified fighting for a fourth day. Allied losses total 1,139 enemy killed with 93 Americans and 449 Vietnamese wounded. air strikes continue as Marines battle through bunker to bunker.

Saigon Vietnam South Vietnam Hue Dong Ha 3Rd Marine Division Vietnams U.S A Shau North Vietnam Robert E. Cushman

North Vietnam rejects talks aboard Indonesian ship

A North Vietnamese spokesman in Vientiane denounces a U S proposal to hold preliminary peace talks with Hanoi on an Indonesian cruiser in the Gulf of Tonkin. Hanoi demands neutral sites like Phnom Penh or Warsaw, says Jakarta-friendly setting blocks Johnson conditions and U S press access. Washington senators urge acceptance of Warsaw site.

Vientiane Laos United States Gul of Tonkin Washington Hanoi Johnson Indonesia Jakarta Sukarno Phnom Penh Cambodia Warsaw Poland U.S

Co ed charged with arson at Northern Illinois University

Sharon Susan Harris, 18, of Rock Island, is jailed in De Kalb awaiting a preliminary hearing after being arrested for arson a few hours after a fire forced 2000 students to evacuate Grant Towers at Northern Illinois University in De Kalb. The blaze on the 10th floor caused minor smoke injuries to safety officials. damages are expected in the thousands.

DE Kalb Ill Rock Island Northern Illinois University Donald Bruer University Sharon Susan Harris Sycamore Grant Towers Patrick Ward Board of Governors Board of Regents Ward

Beautification Plan Entries Expected for Route 47 Program

About 30 entries are expected in Morris Regional Chamber of Commerce Route 47 Beautification program before the June 1 deadline. The contest offers $200 and $100 savings bonds top prizes in residential and commercial categories. The Morris Woman's Club will help solicit support and plans to expand next year are under discussion. Property owners near Illinois 47 are urged to submit entries promptly for color photos. Extra entry blanks are available at the Chamber office.

Morris Regional Chamber of Commerce Morris Woman’s Club Illinois 47 Chamber

Weather outlook with warming trend and showers possible

The Weather Bureau forecasts variable cloudiness and warmer air tonight with a 50 to 55 degree low and a chance of showers or brief thundershowers. Friday should be partly cloudy with a high in the lower 70s. Collins station logged 68/32 for Wednesday. Morris downtown read 67 at 10:30 am.

U. S. Weather Bureau Collins Weather Station Morris

Morris Community High School survey sparks parent interest

Student Council at Morris Community High School plans a five day observance featuring a class opinion poll on key questions. Activities include an essay contest with a $10 prize, a campus cleanup, Spirit Day prizes, and a lunch hour vote on a 14 question survey addressing voting, abortion, behavior, and social issues.

Morris Community High School Sue Ansell Jeanette Fitch Tom Chapple Rick Purdue Gloria Tascher Nadine Tooley Dave Hartmann Vietnam Johnson Morris

Illinois Public Safety Chief Ross Randolph to Speak at Eagles Dinner

Ross V. Randolph director of Illinois Department of Public Safety will speak May 11 at a Freedom Under Law dinner in Morris hosted by the Morris Fraternal Order of Eagles. The event honors Grundy County police officers and their wives, with a Reverence for Law Award to a local officer.

Ross V. Randolph Illinois Department of Public Safety Morris Fraternal Order of Eagles Club Happy Hill Aerie Seville Lovel The Eagles Grundy County Eagles Hall Morris Eagles Department of Public Safety Wardens’ Association of America American Correctional Association West Central Wardens’ Association Illinois Police Association Society of Former Special Agents FBI Inc National Sheriff’s Association National Jail Association

102nd Birthday Observed For Mrs Woods In Raleigh

Mrs Carolina Woods marked her 102nd birthday in Raleigh praising the good Lord and corn bread with pot licker as reasons for her long life.

Raleigh, N.C Carolina Woods

Gold Prices Rise Sharply In Europe

In London and European bullion markets gold climbed to new highs amid Washington signals of possible action to curb the U S foreign payments deficit. London price fixed at 39 25 dollars, highest since April 1 reopening, with steady 10 day rise following McChesney Martins warning.

London Europe Washington Congress U.S Federal Reserve William McChesney Martin United States

Morris Man Killed in Vietnam War

Chief Warrant Officer Dale A. Crull 39 of Morris was killed in Vietnam when his helicopter crashed on a maintenance mission. He served 20 years, with tours in Japan Korea and Germany. Survived by wife Geraldine and three sons, funeral pending.

CWO Dale A. Crull Morris Vietnam Geraldine Phoenix Ariz Crull U. S. Army Opdyke Morris Community High School CWO Crull United States Japan Korea Germany Geraldine Jones Steve Greg Richard W. Seldon Lane

Mrs King to Write Book on Life With MLK in 1969

Holt, Rinehart and Winston reports that Coretta Scott King has signed a contract to write a life story with her late husband Martin Luther King Jr. Publication is planned for early 1969.

New York Martin Luther King Jr Holt, Rinehart and Winston Reports

Second Heart Transplant At Stanford

A heart transplant is under way at Stanford University Medical Center. The operation marks Stanford's second such transplant. Dr. Norman E. Shumway leads the team. no patient or donor details are yet released. The first at Stanford occurred Jan. 6 with Mike Kasperak, who died 15 days later.

Stanford, Calif Stanford University Medical Center Stanford Norman E. Shumway Mike Kasperak Kasperak Shumway Cape Town South Africa Phillip Blaiberg Christian N. Barnard Blaiberg Groote Schuur Hospital Barnard

Arabs Protest as Israel Marks 20 Years of Nationhood Parade

In Jerusalem Israel celebrated twenty years with a five mile parade of land sea and air units. Arab capitals held protests while Lebanon saw about 10000 demonstrators against the parade seen as harming Middle East peace. The march displayed Soviet made armor and American artillery amid dust and heat.

Jerusalem Israel Lebanon U.N. Security Council Middle East

Sentence for Eichmann aide reduces murder liability in Bamberg

Franz Rademacher a former associate of Adolf Eichmann was sentenced to five years for aiding in the murder of 3300 Jews in World War II court credits four years two months already served and suspends ten months placing him on four years probation. Both sides plan appeals.

Bamberg Germany Franz Rademacher Adolf Eichmann Rademacher Third Reich Legation

Bell System workers win 3 year, 19.58 per cent rise

A nationwide Bell Telephone strike ends with a three year contract totaling 19.58 per cent in higher wages and benefits. The agreement covers about 600 000 workers and raises installers to 34 dollars more weekly by year three, with holidays pensions and medical coverage. Ratification in most areas to follow within 72 hours. Beirne calls it a substantial victory for the union after the walkout.

Washington Bell Telephone System Bell System Joseph A. Beirne Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America Beirne Marathon

King Marker Dedication Draws Memphis Crowd in MLK Memorial Day

About 1,000 people gathered in Memphis at the Lorraine Motel courtyard for the dedication of a marble stone honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Mrs. King and Rev. Ralph Abernathy attended as the Poor People’s Campaign launch began. The event included a two mile route through Memphis slums to buses to Marks, Mississippi, site of the rural poverty drive.

Memphis, Tenn Martin Luther King Jr Marks Miss King Ralph D. Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference Lorraine Motel Abernathy Memphis Willie Bolden SCLC

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