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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1969

Page

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Nixon to Block Rail Strike Tonight Ends Impasse

Labor Department says President Nixon will appoint an emergency board to arbitrate the year long wage dispute delaying a strike by six railroads for 60 days. Secretary Shultz urges good faith bargaining as unions and management clash over wages. Railroads targeted include Santa Fe Great Northern Illinois Central Southern Erie-Lackawanna and others.

Washington Labor Department Nixon Key Biscayne Fla White House George Shultz Shultz Atlantic City National Railway Act National Railway Labor Conference Penn Central Railroad Penn Central National Mediation Board Santa Fe Great Northern Illinois Central Southern Erie-Lackawanna Chesapeake & Ohio Baltimore & Ohio

Summer-like heat hits area with 80 degree high

Warm conditions persist with a high near 80 today and a fair mild night. Saturday should reach mid 80s with continued warmth and sun. Temperatures at Collins Weather Station topped 80 and Morris recorded 65 to 72 degrees by late morning.

Collins Morris

Snicker A Day: Ten Best Dressed Women Men Left Out

A light hearted note says husbands of the ten best dressed women won’t be among the ten best dressed men. The piece pokes fun at fashion lists and gender style norms with playful tone.

City weighs hedge removal to improve sight at Jefferson Kiersted

Morris officials consider removing hazardous shrubbery at the northwest corner of Jefferson and Kiersted Streets to restore clear sight lines for northbound traffic. The article notes municipal authority to trim or remove encroachments and the owner's duty to prevent obstructions on sidewalks and streets.

Jefferson and Kiersted Sts Kiersted St Illinois State Bar Association Morris

Prairie field trip to Goose Lake Prairie led by Dr Betz

A field trip Saturday to Goose Lake Prairie will be led by Dr. Robert Betz from North Eastern Illinois State College Chicago. The talk, Native Prairie Plants and Foreign Weeds, will identify common fall weeds and discuss plant life. Students and teachers meet the Chicago group around 10 15 a m at the Standard Oil station on Lorenzo Road.

Goose Lake Prairie Roland Bargo Bargo Herman Hier Verona Dwight Illinois Hier Robert Betz North Eastern Illinois State College Chicago Standard Oil Lorenzo Rd Prairie

Friends Aid Farmer With Bean Harvest

Grundy County farmer Wayne Boss 47 suffered a heart attack five weeks ago and a community effort of friends and neighbors harvested 101 acres of soybeans on his 360 acre farm near Mazon. Volunteers, led by Bols, will husk his 245 acre corn crop by month end. Boss, a former deputy and fair worker, now runs the farm by phone awaiting a spring return to work.

Terry Tripp Grundy County Wayne Boss Mazon Bols Boss Grundy County Fair Richard Pierce Bolls Camilla Service Gas Inc Michael Joliet Junior College Sherry Mazon Township High School Mike

APSA to Close St. Louis Plant By First of Year

The Army Ammunition Procurement and Supply Agency announced the St. Louis Army ammunition plant will deactivate by Jan 1, 1970 due to reduced artillery shell production. About 2,900 GM contractor workers and 4,600 total staff will be relocated as needed. The plant opened in 1942, was rebuilt postwar, reactivated in 1951, 1966, and now winds down.

Army Vietnam

Ribbons Awarded to 27 Corn Festival Art Show Entries

About 100 works entered in Grundy County Corn Festival art show. Best of Show went to Clyde Emerick for Den izens of the Deep an oil painting. Six first place ribbons to listed artists including Mrs. William J. Eagle Allan Tytus Anna Marie Coveny Louis Peterson Bill Alderson. Second and third place recipients named with multiple works noted. Some winner addresses not provided.

Grundy County Clyde Emerick William J. Eagle Verona Allan Tytus Division St Anna Marie Coveny Rte. 3 Louis Peterson South Wilmington Bill Alderson

License Fee Hike Sets Marriage Cost at Ten Dollars

Illinois and Grundy County will charge ten dollars for marriage licenses starting Monday as Gov. Richard Ogilvie signs a bill raising the fee from five dollars. The measure applies statewide including Grundy County.

Illinois Grundy County Richard Ogilvie

Joliet Bands Lead Parade At 21st Corn Festival

The 21st Grundy County Corn Festival parade will feature nearly 130 units led by the A R McAllister Memorial Band from Joliet and the 505th Air Force Band from Chanute Air Force Base. The parade includes 30 bands, 25 floats, and Shrine units with new drum and bugle corps from Chicago area, amid mild weekend weather.

Grundy County Tom Dzuryak Dzuryak A. R. McAllister American Legion Post Joliet Georgia 505Th Air Force Band Air Force Band Midwest Chanute Air Force Base Liberty St Jackson St Paramount Skating Rink Mendota Ilinois Morris Shrine Club Shrine Chicago Guardsmen Illiana Lancers

Ogilvie OKs July 1 1971 reapportionment deadline

Illinois Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie approves laws forcing county boards to reapportion by July 1 1971 or face a special commission. The measure creates a county board office to replace township supervisors and sets terms, districting rules, and recall of at large elections pending court cases on malapportionment.

Springfield Ill Richard B. Ogilvie Circuit Court County Board U.S. Supreme Court

Morris Public Library Trustees Meet at 8 P.M.

Trustees of the Morris Public Library meet at 8 p.m. in the building at 621 Liberty Street. Committee reports are due at the regular monthly session.

The Morris Public Library Liberty St

Bans Alton March After Violence

Alton mayor imposes a 10 pm curfew and bans a demonstration by the United Front of Alton after days of racial tension. The parade permit was revoked amid a shoplifting shooting case involving a 15 year old, Hilton Perry, who was wounded and paralyzed. A fire at the Board of Education building and a firebomb attack near the high school followed clashes between Black and white students.

Alton, Ill Alton Paul Lenz United Front Lenz Civil Rights Organization Hilton Perry Alton Board of Education Alton Senior High School

Additional Corn Festival Events Listed for Morris

Two corn festival events join the calendar with dances at the Morris fire station. The Teen dance features the Gyratron Band at 7 p.m., and the Adult dance with Bubbles Orchestra at 9:30 p.m. An antique gasoline engine show runs Sunday noon to 6 p.m. in the Goodyear lot at Liberty Street, with prizes over 400 dollars including 250 dollars cash and a bicycle awarded before fireworks at Morris Community High School athletic field.

Morris Daily Herald Bubbles Goodyear Liberty St Moreris Community High School

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Wayne Bols Herald É, W C ‘Onley Associates Liberty Bruce Southcombe Illinois Valley Community College Oglesby Carpenter's Ottawa Peru Streator Lacon- Princeton John Hawse IVCC Hawse Dan Hill Illinois Ave Grundy Friends Aid Lyman Gill Mortis Willis Herman Merwin Hill James Phillips Bud Harford Lyle Misener A. Russell Brown Donald Robinson Burl Wilhelm Norman Madison Warren Lowery William Halterman Kenneth Wilkinson Herman Bud Har APSA St. Louis Donna Doss Fremont Ave Gene Perry Robert Craig Kris Waters Louie Peterson Bruce Corsini Angela Maher South Wilming Sylvia Reeves Mike Mazzarielli Joy Granger George Ann Malone Lucilla Brockman Dorothy Matteson E. Jackson St Steven Sorenson Kenton Johnson Hsenar Ormnis Sanda Colonels Franklin Park Wisconsin Indiana Iowa James Karper Norman Jenkins Bans Alton
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