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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1969

Page

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Kennedy Patriarch Joseph P. Kennedy Near Death at Cape Cod

Former ambassador and patriarch Joseph P. Kennedy, 81, lies near death at the Kennedy compound in Hyannis Port Massachusetts after a weekend heart attack. His son Edward M. Kennedy is at his bedside as family and Shrivers attend Mass and monitor his condition amid reports of a grave prognosis.

Hyannis Port Mass Joseph P. Kennedy Kennedy Compound Cape Cod Sen Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Sargent Shriver St. Francis Xavier Hyannis Kennedy John F. Kennedy Shriver Eunice Paris U.S France Rose Kennedy St. Francis Xavier’s Richard Cardinal Cushing Boston Edward the Shrivers Patricia Kennedy Lawford Jean Kennedy Smith Stephen Jackie Jacqueline Onassis John Robert Los Angeles Chappaquiddick Island Cape Mary Jo Kopechne

State Distributes October Income Tax Shares to Cities and Counties

Springfield distributed 2,022.50 to Morris and 1,701.86 to Grundy County from October income tax shares. Illinois finance director John McCarter said October totals 33.22 million and were lower than September due to quarterly corporate and individual filings not subject to withholding under Opilvie’s plan.

Morris Grundy County Springfield Illinois Finance John McCarter India Opilvie

Crash Kills 16 Year Old Yorkville Boy

Daniel Chase 16 of Yorkville died at DeKalb Public Hospital from injuries after a two car crash on U.S. 30 near Hinckley about 7 30 p m Friday. His 17 year old passenger Deborah Kirk of Yorkville was listed in fair condition. Raymond Wilson 30 and Robert Wilson 28 of Aurora were killed. The Sterling District 1 state police investigate and slippery roads are suspected. Funeral services for Daniel Chase were held at Cross Lutheran Church.

Plattville Daniel Chase Yorkville DeKalb Public Hospital U.S Hinckley Deborah Kirk Raymond Wilson Robert Wilson Aurora Sterling District 1 Cross Lutheran Church

Snicker-A-Day: Wild Goose Drives a Car

A quirky item notes the humor in hearing wild goose honks while a bird unexpectedly drives a car, a playful vignette reflecting urban absurdity and folk humor.

Weather outlook with showers and cooler temperatures ahead

Showers likely tonight with lows in the lower 40s. Tuesday remains cloudy and colder with occasional rain and highs in the 40s. Collins Weather Station reported a high of 33 degrees Saturday and a low of 17 with trace precipitation. Sunday's high reached 47 and the low 42, precipitation measured 0.59. At 9 am today Morris downtown logged 47 degrees and by 11 am 50 degrees. Temperatures are forecast to average about 5 degrees below normal through Saturday, with a mix of rain Tuesday or Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday as it rounds out. A rise in temperatures is expected by Friday or Saturday.

Collins Morris

Four Treated After Weekend Auto Accidents

Four persons were treated and released at Morris Hospital after two weekend traffic incidents reported by the Sheriff’s Department. In the Reeves Road crash near Dupont Road a 1970 Mustang driven by James A. Ryder overturned after hitting gravel, with Alyce Ryder Susan Richardson and James Walker as passengers. All injuries were non life threatening.

Sheriff’s Department Morris Hospital Reeves Road Dupont Road D. Gorman Farm James A. Ryder E. Washington St Alyce Ryder Susan Richardson E. Main St James Walker Main St Davis Ambulance R. A. Peterson

Ditch Cave-In Injures Man at Construction Site

Morris man 53 suffered cracked ribs after a ditch cave-in at Green Acres subdivision on N Division St near I 80. He was buried to the neck before coworkers freed him and he is listed in fair condition at Morris Hospital. The incident occurred during sewage excavation work by O'Brien and Son Construction Co.

Morris O’brien and Son Construction Co Kermit Ness Washington St Ness Morris Hospital Davis Ambulance

Record Crowd at Firemen's Feast

A record crowd of 2328 attended the Morris Fire Department pancake breakfast Sunday morning from 8:30 a.m. to noon. An extra hour of operations saw 850 pounds of sausage served alongside two to three pancakes per person with many returning for seconds. Morris volunteers thank the public for support.

Morris Fire Department Morris Volunteer

Public Hearing To Rezone for Apartments

Morris Planning Commission holds a public hearing at City Hall at 7 30 p m Wednesday on rezoning 8 7 acres east of Ottawa Street near Shaky Bridge from R I to R IL to allow Jerry Borens 315 Robinson Drive a 144 unit apartment complex He showed preliminary drawings at the Oct 22 meeting City Council will act after the commission's recommendation Statements in support or opposition may be submitted at the hearing

Morris Planning Commission Ottawa St Shaky Bridge Jerry Borens Robinson Drive Planning Commission

Court reverses order on obscenity case hearing error

The Supreme Court briefly announced it would hear Louis Carlos v. United States from Watertown New York for selling girlie magazines but then reversed the order saying it was an error. The case remains pending with possible outcomes including denial of review or a hearing. Also let stand four Kentucky students’ conviction for blocking a campus recruiting office.

Washington Supreme Court Watertown N.Y Louis Carlos Carlos Alabama University of Kentucky Defense Intelligence Agency

Notre Dame to Play Cotton Bowl After Breakthrough Bid

Notre Dame accepted a bid to play in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year’s Day a first bowl appearance since 1925. The decision reversing the school policy comes as Rev. Edmund P. Joyce announced the team’s bowl activities will mainly occur during vacation. Christmas vacation runs Dec. 16 to Jan. 5.

South Bend Ind Notre Dame Texas Arkansas Dallas Irish Stanford Ernie Nevers Edmund P. Joyce Joyce

Friday Deadline for Servicemen's Addresses

The Morris Herald urges readers to submit names and addresses of service members for its Operation Merry Christmas list. Deadline is Friday. Send typed or printed addresses with sender phone numbers to The Morris Herald, 124 Washington St, noting operation details for Grundy County servicemen overseas.

Vietnam Morris Herald The Washington St Grundy County

Jury selection starts in $5,688 insurance claim case

Jury selection began in circuit court for a $5,688 damage suit filed by Irene Finks and William and Robert Limbach of Wauponsee Township against Country Mutual Insurance. The dispute covers 5 195 bushels of corn missing from Saratoga storage bins in 1968 and seeks two separate sums totaling $5,688. Morris attorney John Hynds represents plaintiffs. Dunn and Hayes defend for Mutual Insurance.

The Country Mutual Insurance Company Leonard Hoffman Irene Finks Lexington William Limbach Robert Limbach Wauponsee Township Saratoga Township Morris Morris Atty John Hynds Mutual Insurance Company Morris Law Firm Dunn and Hayes

Local Stolen Car Found Youths Held in Iowa Theft Case

Two teen suspects, Roger Long and Philip Cheek, both about 18, are in Davenport police custody after allegedly stealing a car in Davenport last Monday, abandoning it in Seneca, then stealing Edward Enquist’s car in Morris and taking it to Rock Island where it was recovered. Ward says charges will be filed and a Davenport warrant will be issued. Enquist plans to retrieve his vehicle today.

Morris Davenport Iowa Roger Long Philip Cheek Donald Ward Seneca Edward E. Enquist Kiersted St Rock Island Sgt. Martin Enquist Ward

Car Demolished In Crash Near Wilmington

A 1969 Ford was demolished in a one car crash on Illinois 58 about five miles south of Wilmington at 1 20 a m today. John McKune 26 of rural South Wilmington lost control went into a ditch rolled over and complained of injuries. The car was towed to Overly's Service Station in Wilmington.

Illinois Wilmington John McKune McKune Overly

Indira Gandhi Survives Major Parliamentary Censure Vote

Indira Gandhi easily won a censure motion in Parliament with 306 votes to 143 after defections and new support from independents Socialists and Communists. The result preserved her government despite the Congress split and loss of an absolute majority.

New Delhi Indira Gandhi Congress Party Swatantra Party Rabat United Congress Party Morarji Desai Mrs. Gandhi Congress Old Guard

Area Serviceman Participates in Apollo Landing

U S Air Force Sgt William L Dolan and his wife Sandra daughter of Gene and Gene Blackman of Mazon are part of a Patrick Air Force Base Florida special task force aiding the Apollo 12 lunar landing mission. Dolan an aircraft mechanic in the 6549th Organizational Maintenance Squadron ensures Apollo Range Instrumentation Aircraft are ready at assigned locations worldwide. He is a 1965 graduate of MVE High School Mazon and the son of Mr and Mrs John L Dolan of Aurora.

U.S. Air Force William L. Dolan Sandra Gene Blackman Mazon Patrick Air Force Base Fla 6549Th Patrick Air Force Systems Command

Apollo 12 Sailors Enter Lunar Gravity Zone Today

Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon Jr and Alan L Bean reach the lunar gravity field at 8 38 a m EST as Yankee Clipper speeds toward lunar orbit. The crew plans a 10 hour rest before firing at 10 47 p m to enter orbit and prepare Intrepid for a pin point landing in the Ocean of Storms.

Earth Moon Lunar Lunar Sphere of Influence Conrad Bean Apollo Lunar Module

Worker Suffers Head Injury on Mobil Oil Site

Robert Schaefer a 38 year old resident of Rte 1 was injured in a construction accident at 11 a.m. Friday on the Mobil Oil site in Channahon Township. He was struck in the forehead by a limb while operating a Caterpillar lift for Brown and Lambr Earthmovers of Joliet and remained in poor condition in the ICU at St. Joseph Hospital Joliet.

Robert Schaefer Rte. 1 Mobil Channahon Township St. Joseph Hospital Joliet Brown and Lambr Earthmovers Elal Schaefer

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