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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1968

Page

3

Dirksen Fails to Save Subversive Activities Control Board

Senate vote 49 to 27 defeats Dirksen bid to keep the board alive beyond this year. He proposed a crime control amendment allowing state attorneys general to prosecute subversive groups before the SACB, but opponents warned of dangerous precedent and the board appears to fade as it nears potential shutdown. The agency, once active since 1957, has seen little business and faced scrutiny over appointments and authority now limited by Supreme Court rulings.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen Simon F. McHugh Jr Johnson Congress Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis Supreme Court Clark SACB

Civil Service System Established in 1883 in US

The Civil Service System was established in the United States on January 16, 1883, marking a major reform in public employment. It created a merit based framework for federal hiring and laid groundwork for professional civil service.

Civil Service System United States

Soldier Assignments Highlight Vietnam Service

Gerald A Burg age 20 from Dwight joined May 8 as radio teletype operator in Americal Division 123rd Aviation Battalion near Chu Lai. James Beldt 21 of Seneca graduated March 21 from Fort Belvoir as an honor student in construction surveying and heads to a year in Vietnam with Hue based 27th Engineer Battalion. James D Boldt 21 of Seneca assigned May 7 to 27th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam as a construction surveyor.

Gerald A. Burg Walter Burg Rte. 2 Dwight Americal Division 123Rd Aviation Chu Lai Vietnam Dorothy Rte. 1 Kempton Seneca — Army James Beldt Clyde Beldt Seneca United States Army Engineer School Fort Belvoir Boldt Fort Lewis Wash Hue Seneca High School Illinois Valley Community College LaSalle Fort Knox HHC 27Th Engr. Bn APO San Francisco Calif James D. Boldt Clyde Boldt 27Th Engineer Battalion

Seneca High Baccalaureate to Honor Seniors Sunday

Baccalaureate services for Seneca High School seniors will be held at 8 p m Sunday in the school gym. The Rev Edmund Blough provides the invocation and Janet Kuhn with Diane Claggett perform the processional and recessional. A mixed chorus and a woodwind trio will entertain. The address titled Putting a Price on Life will be delivered by Rev Kenneth West. Elder Robert H Anderson gives the benediction.

Seneca Seneca High School Edmund Blough Janet Kuhn Diane Claggett Lois Anderson Maria Doty Pam Nickerson Kenneth West Robert H. Anderson

Train Derailment Damages Pekin Illinois Central Line

Two cars of a 78 car Illinois Central freight train derailed early today in Pekin tearing up 100 feet of track. Workers labored through the night repairing the damage. No injuries were reported and the cause of the derailment was being investigated.

Pekin, Ill Illinois Central Pekin

Nixon Campaign Push in Oregon Sees Rockefeller Orbit

New York Mayor John V. Lindsay campaigned for Nelson Rockefeller in Oregon with appearances in Portland Eugene and Corvallis to win write in votes for the absent governor. Nixon supporters anticipate a heavy win over Reagan and Rockefeller while Nixon himself schedules a three day campaign including a televised hookup statewide.

Portland Ore New York John V. Lindsay Nelson A. Rockefeller Oregon Richard M. Nixon Lindsay Rockefeller Eugene Corvallis California Ronald Reagan Nixon Reagan Nebraska Howell Appling Jr Nixon Organization Robert L. Ridgley Klamath Falls

Obituary for Mrs Thomas Littlefair of Yorkville

Mrs. Bernice Spicer Littlefair, 76, of Yorkville died Thursday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Aurora. Born September 30, 1891 in Seneca, she married Thomas Littlefair in 1908. Survived by three sons Fred, Raymond, and William. daughter Grace Hanson. eight grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Burial will be at Oakwood Memorial Park Ottawa after services at Larson Funeral Home Yorkville. Memorials to American Cancer Society.

Thomas Bernice Spicer) Littlefair Yorkville St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Aurora Seneca Thomas Littlefair Fred Minooka Raymond William Plano Grace Hanson Morris Lillian Bernice American Legion Auxiliary Larson Funeral Home Daniel Facemyer Minooka United

Psychiatric Test Ordered for Fuller in Five-Children Case

Circuit Court Judge Harry S Hannah ordered a psychiatric examination to evaluate Thomas C Fuller II 18 charged with murdering five Cox children at their farm near Mattoon in April The defense had withdrawn a similar motion and Fuller testified he understood the charges and trial date The state attorney said he knew of no statement made by Fuller to police officers

Charleston Thomas C. Fuller II Harry S. Hannah Fuller William Cox Mattoon Ralph D Glenn Coles County

Naval Academy Founded Date Highlighted

The United States Naval Academy marks its founding on October 10, 1845, a milestone noted in historical records. It established the service academy in Annapolis to train officers for the U S Navy and Marine Corps.

United States Naval Academy

Iowa Supreme Court Awards Girl to Father

The Iowa Supreme Court rejected a District Court appeal and upheld custody of 5 year old Lisa by her father Michael Gilligan a naval petty officer. Gilligan was jailed for contempt after not returning Lisa from a court approved visit.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Supreme Court Michael Edward Gilligan Great Lakes Ill Lisa Gilligan Donald L. Thomas West Des Moines Iron Mountain Mich Waukegan Great Lakes Naval Training Station

Ford says Rockefeller not his presidential candidate

Henry Ford II told reporters at Ford Motor Co. stockholders meeting that he is not backing Nelson Rockefeller for president. Ford denied discussing Rockefeller’s candidacy during Rockefeller’s overnight visit at Ford's home.

Detroit Henry Ford II Ford Motor Co Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Ford Rockefeller

Thirty graduates to receive diplomas at Mazon Grade School

Mazon MAZON Begin With Yes terday will be the address topic at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Mazon Junior High School gymnasium. Thirty eighth graders will receive diplomas presented by John Fillman president of the board of education. The class includes Nancy Ann Arnold Paula Marie Baker Kenneth D. Benson Jr. Sherry Ray Boss Patti Jo Brown Tim Cromwell Alice Jean Dewey Sheryl Rae Erickson Jerry Farber Renee Marie Ferrara Marilyn D. Frizzel Lisa Diedre Gilmour Thomas Ray Grieff Mark Stuart Helling Mark Wayne Hill Wanda Jean Jensen Michael Webster Leach Bruce Edward Lieffring Gary W. Lowery Terry Leeland Male Jerry L. Marshall Donna Sue Mount Wayne Richard Mount Sherry Ann Nelson Richard Alan Schaefer Laveda Kay Shafer Peggy Ann Thetard Rance Douglas Welsh Stephan G. Wills and Diane Theresa Zilm. The processional and recessional will be played by Carolyn Hampton. The audience will sing Star Spangled Banner accompanied by Joy Provance. Invocation and benediction will be given by the Rev. Paul Mallory. Mrs. Sadie Douglas will present the class Mrs. Gwendolynn McCormick will give Legion Auxiliary Awards and Thomas Vodacek Sr. will present Legion Awards. Arthur V. Meadors county superintendent of schools will give congratulatory remarks.

MAZON John Fillman Board of Education Nancy Ann Arnold Paula Marie Baker Kenneth D. Benson Jr Sherry Ray Boss Patti Jo Brown Tim Cromwell Alice Jean Dewey Sheryl Rae Erickson Jerry Farber Renee Marie Ferrara Marilyn D. Frizzel Lisa Diedre Gilmour Thomas Ray Grieff Mark Stuart Helling Mark Wayne Hill Wanda Jean Jensen Michael Webster Leach Bruce Edward Lieffring Gary W. Lowery Terry Leeland Male Jerry L. Marshall Donna Sue Mount Wayne Richard Mount Sherry Ann Nelson Richard Alan Schaefer Laveda Kay Shafer Peggy Ann Thetard Rance Douglas Welsh Stephan G. Wills Diane Theresa Zilm Carolyn

Barbara Heap Graduation From Waldorf College

Barbara Heap daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Heap Rte 2 was graduated May 19 from Waldorf College Forest City Iowa Commencement speaker Norman Fintel executive director of the board of college education of the American Lutheran Church spoke on The Age of Overlap Waldorf is a church related two year college offering associate degrees in liberal arts and commerce Enrollment the past year was 640 The hand pulled rickshaw was invented in Japan in 1869 by Yasuke Izumi.

Barbara Heap Claude Heap Rte. 2 Waldorf College Forest City Iowa Norman Fintel Board of College Education The American Lutheran Church Waldorf

Hold Man in Fatal Shooting At Home

Gary Hopping 22 of Industry was held for questioning after a fatal shooting at the Hopping home near Industry McDonough County. Gene Waters 32 of Table Grove died from a head wound and Edward Waters 28 of Good Hope was wounded and taken to McDonough District Hospital after a fight with the Waters brothers and the Hopping family.

Clifford Hopping Gene Wa Ters Edward Wa Ters McDonouth District Macomb

Germ Killer Ad Claims Overnight Relief for Itchy Feet

A vintage advertisement touts T-4-L Powerful Germ Killer for itchy sweaty feet and foot odor. It promises overnight relief and states a 48 cent guarantee if not pleased, available at drug counters.

All Drug All -Driugt

Hormones Claim Younger Looking Skin Tested

A New York dermatologist reports a half-woman test with estrogenic hormones showing smoother skin and fewer wrinkles on treated faces and hands with no adverse effects. A company advertises Hormonex Beauty Serum, claiming rapid results for twelve days and offering refunds if unsatisfied.

New York

Aleppo's ancient role as a key trading hub since 2400 B.C.

Aleppo in Syria has long stood as a major trading center dating back to 2400 B.C. as a vibrant hub for commerce. The city’s history reflects its strategic location and enduring economic significance across millennia.

Aleppo Syria

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