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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1968

Page

3

Poor People Campaign Faces Funds Crisis in Washington

The Poor People's Campaign struggles for cash as Resurrection City nears $3 million in costs with a $100,000 reserve nearly exhausted. Organizers push Congress for action amid plans for a diverse coalition, while Bevel signals protests starting within a week. Busloads of marchers continue arriving as a late rally denies mass desertions.

Washington (Ap Washington Bernard Lafayette Lafayette Resurrection City U. S. A Lincoln Memorial Southern Christian Leadership Conference House SCLC Ralph Abernathy Edward W. Brooke R-Mass Philip A. Hart D-Mich Ogden R. Reid R-N.y House Senate Abernathy Jacob K. Javits Congress James Bevel Cleveland Charlotte N.C Wilmington Del White House

Coal City Student Wins Delta Kappa Gamma Grant

Miss Diane Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs Wood E Wolfe of Coal City has been selected for a grant in aid from Omicron Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma for outstanding senior girls entering teaching. She will attend Illinois State University in the fall and will be guest of honor at a May 21 dinner in Mendota.

Diane Wolfe Wood E. Wolfe Coal City Omicron Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Wolfe Omicron Mendota Illinois State University At Normal

Roosevelt U Tentative Pact Aims to End Campus Demonstrations

Roosevelt University officials reached a tentative agreement with student representatives to halt a week of protests that led to more than 60 arrests. The deal includes dropping criminal charges, withdrawing suspensions and expulsions, and giving students a voice in faculty appointments and policy decisions. The pact goes to students for a Thursday vote, though the administration stood firm on one point.

Chicago Roosevelt University

Students protest Lynd veto on hiring at the university

President Weil vetoed the hiring of Staughton Lynd as a full time history instructor citing personality and judgment. Lynd had earlier made an unauthorized 1965 trip to North Vietnam and China and is a vocal Vietnam war critic. Protesters broaden demands for greater student government voice and to nullify disciplinary actions while securing a pledge not to call police except as a last resort.

Rolf A Weil Staughton

War Horse Reckless Dies at Pendleton Marines Camp

Sgt. Reckless the Marines famed war horse from Korea died at Camp Pendleton California from battle injuries and old age. A Mongolian mare bought for 250 dollars, she carried ammunition for a recoil ess rifle platoon of the 1st Division earning hero status. Injured twice on mountain trails she retired in luxury at the Pendleton stables since 1954. She died Monday at age 20.

Camp Pendleton Calif Reckless Marine Corps

Detroit Population Growth Through the Years

In 1860 Detroit counted 45 619 residents and today the city nears 1 640 000. The rapid rise reflects industrial expansion and urban development shaping Michigan's core metropolis.

Detroit

Braceville Notes and Local Visits Highlight Mother's Day

Braceville Troop 465 met at the Methodist Church for a Wednesday session making Mother's Day gifts with ice cream served. A new Sunday School building is being built near Braceville Methodist Church. Local visits over Mother's Day include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jerus in Jo liet with Harold Jacobsgaard family, Mrs. William Hockinson at St. Joseph Hospital Joliet, and Mrs. Anna Zwettler's son Charles with guests. Afternoon callers at the Perino home included multiple local families.

Walter Taylor Carolyn New Lenox Walter White Evelyn McCallister Oak Grove Larry Fosse Matt Goldie South Holland Ernest Pedroni John Pedroni Lockport Charles Smith Henry Marketti Kenneth Anderson Jimmy and Kenny Joliet Donald Davito Cub Den 1 Methodist Church Braceville Methodist Church Joseph Jerus Harold Jacobsgaard William Hockinson St. Joseph Hospital Ray Pagni Wheaton Anna Zwettler Charles Charles Perino Sr Bob Jaimet Joseph Tolbert Charles Perino Jr Don JaWett

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