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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1966

Page

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Morris Accident Darkens GOP Caravan Stop in Morris

A Morris accident casts a shadow as the GOP caravan visits Morris during its Illinois 15th district tour. Harris Rowe and Ray Page head the statewide effort with a DeKalb rally to cap the day at 7 30 p m at the new high school.

Harris Rowe Illinois Ray Page Morris 15Th DeKalb Clifford D. Carlson Geneva Robert W. Mitchler Yorkville Illinois 23

Post Office to Mail Cards On Zip Codes

Morris residents can obtain zip codes for business and personal mail during October. Postmaster Henry Verfurth says zip codes speed Christmas mail delivery. carriers will hand out “No Postage Needed” cards starting Oct 10 for households with blanks to fill.

Morris Henry Verfurth Verforth

Illinois declares drought disaster in four counties

Four more Illinois counties Carroll Fulton Henderson and Whiteside are declared drought disaster areas by U S Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman Gov Otto Kerner says the designation allows grazing and haying on nonproducing land with farmers repaying or relinquishing refund payments equal to the vegetation value.

Springfield Ill Illinois U.S. Agriculture Orville Freeman Otto Kerner Agriculture and Conservation Committees Carroll Fulton Henderson Whiteside Kerner

United Fund kickoff highlights Illinois Bell leadership

Illinois Bell Telephone Co led Grundy County United Fund drive at a kickoff lunch at the Colonial House. Seventeen leaders attended with plans to raise 35000 for the Grundy County Community Chest and Red Cross, aiming to surpass last year’s 34000.

Illinois Bell Telephone Co United Fund of Illinois Bell Harold Skip) Wagoner Rainbow Council Boy Scouts of America Telephone Company United Fund Illinois Wagoner Thomas Sheppard Sheppard Grundy County Boy Scouts Girl Scouts G. D. Fritz Fritz

Bloodmobile collects 139 pints in Morris visit

The Red Cross Bloodmobile at the VFW Hall in Morris drew 139 pints from 155 donors, with nine first timers. Pins were awarded for gallon milestones to several donors, and volunteers logged 158 hours with eight R N s contributing 46 hours. Doctors, nurses, and VFW affiliates supported the event, the next visit set for October 26 in Morris.

Red Cross VFW Morris Lyle Misener Mazon Frank Vignocchi Gardner Gerald Baker Verona William Knapp Albert Buttry Milton Carlson Robert B. Johnson Victor Zelinski Earl Ripsch Helen Gale J. W. Kales Barry Leng Hugo Avalos John B. Roth John Martin Steele Post Federal Paper Board Company Grundy County

Weather outlook with cool temps and scattered showers

The forecast calls for mostly cloudy cool nights and Friday with a chance of brief light showers and lows in the mid 40s. The high Friday is expected in the upper 50s. Saturday should be partly cloudy and cool. Collins Weather Station logged a Wednesday high of 70 and a low of 52, with 9 am at 56 and noon at 61 in the Morris business district.

U. S. Weather Bureau Collins Morris Business District

Albania Rejects UN Role in Viet Nam

In New York the Albanian foreign minister told the General Assembly that Albania opposes any UN involvement in Vietnam. He said Hanoi rejected interference and warned any such move would threaten the United Nations' future.

United Nations, N.Y Albania Peking United Nations World Organization Viet Nam Nesti Nase General Assembly Hanoi U.N

Morris Elementary Board Member Barry Seng Resigns

Dr. Barry Seng resigns from the Morris Elementary Board of Education citing medical pressures. The board names three nominees to fill the vacancy within 30 days. Other actions include bus rider checklists, a Van Peterson property contract at 30000 dollars, and renovations to address overcrowding.

Barry S. Seng Morris Elementary Board of Education Richard Oakland Oakland John George William Stangland Harold Guehler Leng Robert Beckwith Northwestern Mutual van Peterson Pine Bluff Road Wauponsee Township Kenneth C. Hammer Morris Elementary Stine Lincoln McKinley Center School Hammer Franklin

Power outage hits Cedar Street canal crossing after winds

High winds caused newer electrical lines to touch near the Cedar Street canal crossing east of Illinois 47 and north of Illinois Ave. A Commonwealth Edison spokesman said the service interruption began shortly after 11 a.m. and lasted less than an hour.

Illinois 47 Illinois Ave Commonwealth Edison Canal Crossing Cedar St

Mrs McMahon Offers 1000 For Her Lost Jewels

Mrs B J McMahon of Coachlite Manor offers $1000 for return of heirloom jewel pieces stolen in a Monday night apartment robbery. Five rings a pearl strand and a diamond earring taken. Two rings set with one and two carat diamonds. Robber left another earring and an heirloom bracelet. No watch taken. Jewelry uninsured. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars. A second orange helmet used by the robbers found by police in a cornfield near Lumpp's Nursery. Car, masks, sunglasses, and rope also recovered.

B. J. McMahon Coachlite Manor Lloyd Bowden Immaculate Conception Church Lumpp’s Nursery Sheriff's Deputies

Hurricane Inez Threatens Cuba After Caribbean Battered

Hurricane Inez unleashed 160 mph winds across the Dominican Republic’s Barahona region and Haiti’s southwest peninsula, moving northwest toward Cuba. Tropical Storm Judith lingered about 650 miles southeast of San Juan with winds near 50 mph, while a third disturbance formed 600 miles northwest of Cape Verde.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Inez Barahona Haiti Cuba Caribbean Judith San Juan P.R Atlantic Cape Verde Islands

Morris zoning hearing attracts small crowd and concerns

About 20 people attended a Morris zoning hearing at Morris Community High School auditorium. Two speakers offered views, four requested changes and one supported the ordinance while written testimony followed. action to review requests set for Oct. 11 before council adoption.

Morris Zoning Commission Morris Community High School George Travers Joliet Commonwealth Edison Co Planning Commission Baum Zoning Board of Appeals Aage Hansen Commission Floyd Siron Barry Seng Ted Conley Leo Borens Lester Johnson Fred Patti Tom West Morris Planning Commission

More Site Data Sought on Atom Smasher

The Atomic Energy Commission seeks more information on power supplies and costs from six communities vying for the 375 million dollar atom smasher project. No firm date for the decision. officials say 1966 is possible. Civil rights review of housing and opportunity is being considered as part of the site evaluation.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission a_ reporter AEC Commission

Morris man dead in Minooka crash on railroad overpass

Perry A. Halterman, 30, of 221 Pleasant St, died at the scene when his car left the Minooka blacktop and struck a stone pier of the E J and E railroad overpass three miles north of U S 6. Grundy County Sheriff’s team, coroner W Clark Davis and local firefighters found him dead at about 7 a m. He had recently moved from Plano to Morris and worked for Bryant Aluminum Builders in Plainfield. This is the 12th Grundy County fatality this year. the cause remains unknown. Continued on page 2.

Morrisman Perry A. Halterman Pleasant St Minooka Grundy County John E. G. Olson Richard Pierce Halterman Kneller

Recession Seen by 1970 by Economists NABE Poll

Nearly three four of industry economists foresee a recession by 1970 with about half expecting it to begin in 1967. Growth in 1967 is seen at 6 percent above 1966, with defense spending boosting output to 781 billion dollars. Prices are expected to rise about 2.5 percent.

Washington National Association of Business Economists NABE Association Charles B. Reeder The du Pont Company

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GOP Liberty St la Salle County Streator Republican Women’s Club Oglesby LaSalle Peru Mendota Atty. S. J. Holderman John Chesnutt Republican Central Committee Kane Kendall, Grundy Charles H. Percy U. S Skip Ej&e Minooka Blacktop Post Office Bloodmobile Joseph Abel A. Frank Leathers Morris Chamber of Commerce Morris Chamber Steve King High Lisbon and Earl Sts R. V. Washburn E. North St Area of Safety Service Atty. Peacock Donald Davidson James Baum P. A. Halterman
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