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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1960

Page

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U S Code Clerks Defect To Russia

Two NSA code clerks, Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, defect to the Soviet Union in Moscow claiming U S policy brinkmanship could trigger World War III. They allege U S espionage against allies and the planting of a spy in a friendly embassy, and criticize U S reconnaissance flights and religious persecution at home. They left Ft Meade on vacation and traveled via Mexico City.

Moscow U. S National Security Agency United States Bernon F. Mitchell Eureka Calif William H. Martin Ellensburg Wash Soviet Union Journalists Club NSA Mitchell Martin U.S. Navy Ft. Meade Mexico City U.S Red China Francis Gary Powers

Morris Man's Auto Takes Deep Plunge

Ross J. Knapp of 610 Johnson Ave. Ottawa escaped serious injury when his car and boat trailer rolled off a launching ramp into the Illinois river, dragging both into 20 feet of water. Divers and rescue squads pulled the gear from the river and freed Knapp.

Ross J. Knapp Johnson Ave Illinois Ottawa Knapp Allen Park

Brotherton Describes Des Moines Parking Note in District

A Des Moines street sign reads Parking for patients of Dr Walter Dr Gustafson and customers of Gustafson s meats. Dr John P Gustafson is a dentist and Emery Gustafson runs a meat market. They are brothers.

Des Moines Iowa Walter Gustafson John P. Gustafson Emery Gustafson

Saunemin Free From Blast Threat After Train Derailment

Thirty one cars of a 99 car Wabash freight train jumped the tracks near Saunemin Illinois causing a blast risk from a liquid oxygen car. Natural gas experts neutralized the danger and a three quarter mile area was cleared. No injuries were reported and service will be disrupted for days.

Saunemin Ill Chicago Ind Central Illinois Wabash

Morris Man Found After Fishing Trip Missing

Charles Phillips, 81, went missing on a fishing trip to the Mazon River southeast of the city Sunday forenoon. Civil Defense auxiliary police Morris fire department emergency squad searched the river and fields until tracks led to Phillips, who said he had become lost.

Charles Phillips Mazon Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Morris Fire Department Phillips

Earl K. Long Dies at 65 After Heart Attack

Earl Kemp Long, 65, longtime Baton Rouge political figure and governor, died Monday in Alexandria after a third heart attack. He would be returned to the Capitol for a 24 hour stay, with funeral set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church. Democratic leaders face selecting a successor by September 20 for his congressional candidacy.

Baton Rouge Earl Kemp Long Alexandria Capitol First Baptist Church Ole Earl Long

Weather forecast sings sunny and hot through Thursday

The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair conditions with a low in the lower 70s tonight. Expect mostly sunny and continued heat with a mid 90s high on Wednesday and little change on Thursday. Highs reached 95 Saturday 94 Sunday, 88 Monday, 66 overnight with 9 am reading at 76 and rising.

U. S

Longstanding Family-Run Weekly Monitor

Marietta Oklahoma’s Monitor is published weekly by the same family for 66 years marking a long tradition in the local press.

Marietta Okla Monitor

Illinois Weekend Traffic Toll Tops Nation in Fatalities

Seventeen people died on Illinois highways over the 78 hour Labor Day weekend pushing the state into the nation's top ranks for traffic deaths. No Illinois residents died on Labor Day itself, with all fatalities on the first two days. Two boating deaths plus eight in other accidents brought Illinois to 28 total for the period. The worst wreck involved three Galesburg teenagers.

Associated Press Illinois Woodstock Lawrence Prince St Louis McLeansboro Anna G. Gudeman Hampshire Elgin Dorothy Jointer Chicago Sybil Williams Olney Rockford Ned Morrill White Oak Peoria Tamara Kuntz

Halleck to Be Chief Speaker At DeKalb Meeting

Congressman Charles Halleck of Indiana will be principal speaker at a DeKalb Republican Women’s club meeting on September 13 at 2 p.m. in DeKalb. Governor Stratton and Samuel Witwer will also speak with other candidates and officials. The event is at 545 Northern Lane on the lawn of State Senator Dennis J. Long, open to the public. if rain, it moves to Moose Hall.

Charles Halleck Indiana House of Representatives DeKalb County Republican Women’s Club DeKalb William G. Stratton Samuel Witwer GOP U.S Illinois Dennis J. Long Ilinois Noah Mason Halleck Moose Hall

Young GOP To Hold Meet Here Thursday

The Grundy County Young Republican club, active at the county fair in Mazon, will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Grundy county courthouse to conduct a business session. Members of the Grundy county Central committee helped man the Sam Witwer Pollmobile at the fair, where visitors voted on three top issues in the campaign. The Witwer voting machine is believed to be the only one outside Cook county.

Grundy County Young Republican Club Mazon Grundy County Court House Witwer Cook County

Volunteers for O'Brien Hold Morris Area Meeting

The Volunteers for O'Brien group will join the Grundy County Young Democrats and the county Democrats Central committee for a public meeting at 8 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus hall Morris to discuss plans for Dorothy O'Brien's campaign for the U S House of Representatives.

Grundy County O’brien Young Democrats Club Democrats Central Committee Dorothy O'Brien U. S House of Representatives Knights of Columbus Hall Morris

Two Fires Hit Mazon On Labor Day

Two fires erupted in Mazon on Labor Day. A 3 a.m. blaze destroyed a one car garage in the business district near D and R restaurant and an alley storage shed. At 5 p.m. a fire under the grandstand at the fair grounds caused minor damage. Morris department responded after alarms spread. An auto owned by Donald Bivens suffered paint and tire damage from the heat.

Mazon Fair Grounds D and R Morris Fire Department Grandstand Donald Bivens

Misplaced Digit Transmits Call Across Borders

In Claremore Oklahoma Vayer James Hammett dialed what he thought was Oklahoma City but misdialed one digit. A Hamilton Ontario woman answered the ringing number, illustrating a cross border misdial incident.

Claremore Okla Vayer James Hammett Oklahoma City Hamilton Ont

14 Die in Labor Day Holiday Traffic Toll

Nationwide three day Labor Day weekend traffic deaths totaled 414, lower than last year’s toll and well below the National Safety Council’s estimate. An AP count added 28 boating, 80 drowning, and 90 miscellaneous deaths, bringing the total to 612.

National Safety Council Associated Press

Broadcasts Banned as U.N. Mandate Shifts Congo Power

In Leopoldville the United Nations halted all radio broadcasts and tightened airport controls amid looming civil strife. Premier Patrice Lumumba seeks a confidence vote as President Joseph Kasavubu appeals for control after firing Lumumba. U.N. forces guard Kasavubu’s residence while Dag Hammarskjold reviews the crisis.

Leopoldville The Congo United Nations Radio U. N U. N. Congo Command Patrice Lumumba Joseph Kasavubu Lumumba Kasavubu Kasavvubu U.N Dag Hammarskjold New York

Man Arrested After Attempted Escape From Police

Robert Smith of a Morris hotel faced Grundy County jail after his wife filed a disorderly conduct charge. He attempted to flee the Grundy courthouse when told to stay. Officer Gordon Gregg fired a warning shot, injuring neither seriously. Smith was fined 25 for disorderly conduct and 25 for attempted escape plus costs including 20 for new trousers for the officer, and remains jailed to cover fines.

Robert Smith Morris Grundy County Morris City Smith Stephen Lumber Co Gordon Gregg

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