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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1966

Page

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Jury sworn for retry of Samuel Sheppard murder case

A 12 member jury was sworn in Cleveland to retry Samuel H Sheppard for the 1954 slaying of wife Marilyn Sheppard. The panel included Frances Grodzinski the widowed great grandmother who nearly objected and the group ranged from 27 to old age with varied occupations. The retrial follows a Supreme Court ruling that the first trial was unfair due to media coverage and courtroom conduct.

Cleveland, Ohio Samuel H. Sheppard Common Pleas Francis J. Talty Frances Grodzinski Tally Grodzinski Federal Revenue Iron and Steel Industry Sheppard Marilyn Sheppard Bay Village Ariane Tebbenjohanns Sheppard Dusseldorf Ohio U.S. Supreme Court

Farmers Burn the Midnight Oil for Harvest in Morris Area

The Morris Daily Herald notes farmers in rural areas work hard under ideal harvest conditions as corn fields benefit from continued good weather. machinery and efficiency shape modern farming while zoning ordinances in Morris gain credit. a four county planning push is discussed by J W Stephens of Jones and Laughlin Steel with a broader regional economic view. Florence Smith reports from Morris.

Morris Planning Commission Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation J. W. Stephens Putnam Bureau, Marshall and LaSalle

County Judges of Election Instruction Sessions Planned

The county schedules training for election judges next week at 7 30 p m at three sites. Coal City Grade School hosts Braceville and other precincts on Tuesday. Grundy County Court House hosts Erienna and related precincts on Wednesday. Mazon High School hosts Highland Vienna Norman and others on Thursday. Instructor is Grundy County Clerk Nels P Nelson.

Coal City Grade School Braceville Felix Maine Garfield Greenfield Grundy County Erienna Nettle Creek Saratoga Aux Sable Morris Mazon High School Highland Vienna Norman Goodfarm Mazon Wauponsee Goose Lake Nels P. Nelson

Weather Outlook For Weekend With Cool Temperatures

Generally fair and cool today and Sunday with possible rain and cloudiness. Highs in the low to mid 60s, overnight lows 37 to 42. Sunday expected sunny and cool. Readings: 55 in downtown Morris Friday evening. Collins Weather Station shows Friday high 74, low 46, 8:30 p.m. temperature 42.

U. S. Weather Bureau Morris Collins

Christmas stamps bring mass turnout to Christ mas

Thousands are expected in Christmas Michigan on November 1 to obtain about 700000 first day cancelations of the 1966 Christmas postage stamp. The stamp reproduces Hans Memling’s Madonna and Child with Angels from the 16th century.

Mich Upper Peninsula Hans Memling

Vermont Protests Draw Fire From Commandant Greene

U S Marine Corps Commandant General Wallace M Greene Jr a Vermont native called antiwar demonstrators hypocrites and phonies and urged them to serve in Vietnam carry stretchers. He spoke during appearances at two colleges in Burlington Vermont.

Burlington, Vt U.S. Marine Corps Wallace M. Greene Jr

MIT and Harvard urged to ease Cambridge housing shortage

MIT president Howard W. Johnson says the two universities must help relieve housing shortages in Cambridge caused by their expansion. The statement places responsibility on MIT and Harvard to address community housing needs amid growth.

Cambridge, Mass Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University MIT Howard W. Johnson

Koontz Takes 17 Orphans in Duty at SCS Offices

Raymond Koontz begins work as a U S Soil Conservation Service conservationist in Grundy and Kendall Counties Morris offices. He succeeds Joe Barkley and is paired with George Hinman, serving with the Morris sub-office and district staff. The family includes wife Phyllis and four children two sets of twins Rita Benita Darrel Deanna.

Raymond Koontz Morris U. S. Soil Conservation Service Grundy Kendall Joe Barkley Fairfield Wayne County Koontz Nashville Ill Washington Harrisburg Mt. Carmel Pakistan International Farm Exchange Flora University of Illinois College of Agriculture George Hinman Grundy County Rte. 4 Kendall County Yorkville SCS Kankakee Ralph Knight Phyllis Rita Benita Darrel Deanna

Stolen Alaskan totem pole shocks Kenosha neighborhood

Kenosha police were alerted after N. J. Alsilisch reported a mysterious eight foot totem pole carved with a large black beard red mouth yellow teeth red rimmed black eyes wings and three heads was taken from his back yard.

Kenosha Wis N. J. Alsilisch

Fatal Collision Near Grand Ridge Claims Life

Ola M. Brownfield, 55, of rural Grand Ridge, died in a Friday car crash near Grand Ridge. Harold D. Leonard, 32, of Dwight, the driver of the other vehicle, escaped with minor injuries.

Grand Ridge, Ill Ola M. Brownfield Grand Ridge Harold D. Leonard Dwight

Defense Summons Crash Engineer Testimony in Coal City Trial

Attorneys for Coal City Trucking Co pressed their defense on Friday in a jury trial over a collision between Wilbert Dearth’s truck and a sheriff’s squad car. Witnesses discussed a wet kit worth about 350 to 600 dollars and a maroon car allegedly speeding at up to 130 mph. University of Wisconsin crash reconstruction expert Archie Easton faced a legal challenge to testify as the court weighed admissibility.

Coal City Trucking Co Pierce-Coal City Trucking Co Kevin Kelley Eugene Hayes Alfred Dearth Coal City Trucking Wilbert Dearth Richard Pierce Gerald Allee International Harvester Corp Kankakee Dearth Allee Wilbert Atty August Black Black John Pierce University of Wisconsin Civil and Mechanical Engineering Archie H. Easton Easton Attys August John Black Howard C. Ryan

Judges Attend 13th Illinois Judicial Conference at U of C

Illinois state courts close November 10 and 11 for the 13th annual Illinois Judicial Conference at the University of Chicago. About 350 judges including justices from the Supreme Court and Appellate Court districts join hundreds of circuit judges to study law and administration with a report due to the legislature.

Illinois Illinois Judicial Conference University of Chicago Illinois Supreme Court Illinois Appellate Court

New President Takes Office at American Dietetic Association

Evelyn A. Carpenter has taken office as president of the American Dietetic Association in Boston, marking a leadership change for the nutrition group.

Boston Evelyn A. Carpenter American Dietetic Association

King hosts Johnson at royal Bangkok dinner

In Bangkok the Thai king hosted President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson at a six course royal dinner with champagne and a diplomatic corps reception. The king praised U.S. aid and partnership as Thailand strives for peace and freedom. The event featured palace guards, a navy orchestra, the king’s jazz compositions, and a royal theater performance.

Bangkok Thailand Johnson U.S Asia Bhumibol Adulyadej United States Johnsons Diplomatic Corps Chakri Line Rama I National Theater

Back to School Night Planned at Morris Community High

Morris Community High School invites parents to Back to School Night on Monday November 7 at 7 30 p m The event opens with a gymnasium assembly then follows students schedules visiting homeroom and seven classes for eight minutes each Refreshments will be provided in the cafeteria and the class treasury gains a cash gift for the highest attendance percentage

Morris Community High School

Morris Pub Library to display 200 new children's books

About 200 new children's books will be displayed next week at Morris Public Library for National Children's Book Week. Librarian Mrs Gordon Gregg announced the event inviting children and parents to browse the children's department. The books will go into circulation the week starting November 7.

Morris Public Library Gordon Gregg

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