Massac County Linked to Clark Wilkinson Burr Saga in 18th Century Story
The Massac region becomes the backdrop for George Rogers Clark James Wilkinson and Aaron Burr. Clark spends a night near the Ohio mouth at Massac Creek while Wilkinson vies for power at Camp Wilkinsonville. Burr, famed for a Hamilton duel, ties to Wilkinson at Cantonment Wilkinsonville as their schemes unfold and Burr faces treason charges.
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Ilinois
Masac County
George Rogers Clark
James Wilkinson
Maryland
Aaron Burr
New Jersey
Princeton
Clark
Fuster
Massac Creek
Ohio
Illinois
Wilkinson
Continental Army
Conway Cabal
Washington
West
Camp
Wilkinsonville
Grand
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cantonment
Montreal
Mexico
Granson
Jonathan Edwards
Burr
Theodosia Prevost
New York
Alexander Hamilton
US S. Senate
Jefferson
Hamilton
Weehawken
Massac County
Mississippi
Richmond
James
Invisible killer carbon monoxide in homes and protective cautions
An overview warns that carbon monoxide is a silent, colorless threat from burning carbon containing fuels. It notes higher blood affinity and potential brain damage or death from exposure and mentions cold fire risks in confined spaces. It also covers nitrogen cooling in cargo and research on fetal brain activity to detect congenital issues.
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American Medical Association
National Cylinder Gas
Chicago
University of Rochester
Mortimer Rosen
Crossword Puzzle Clues Compilation
Across clues list definitions for chide parts in plays platforms turn inside out amid hot and cold porridge partner part of to be short poem pronoun joits nunnery escape slang variety of willow fragrant resin seine unfold Egyptian goddess music note chest parson bird otic about dish musical instrument city Mass tiny colloq down clues watering place insect ese Norse god bulgarian gold coin U S citizen eight furlongs
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Massac County memorials and new light production findings
A Massac County visit notes a lone statue of George Rogers Clark at Fort Massac. Columbia University researchers reveal Sir Transit Gloria a key role in light production in discharges and possible Aurora like applications. Agricultural scientists identify a hormone like chemical to control plant aging and development. Penn State engineers show explosion-impacted metal can gain strength.
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Burr
Massac County
George Rogers Clark
Fort Massac
Columbia University
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State University
Cash Tips Reporting Rules Impress Tax Changes for 1966
The Social Security Act amendments require employers to report cash tips on tax returns starting January 1966. Form 941 will include a cash tips column from Q1 1966, with 941A revisions issued in February 1966. Printers may use stock, and tip headings on 941A may change. IRS provides proofs from Washington. Desert Indoors offers diverse cactus varieties for indoor displays and clay-potted scenes.
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Jay G. Philpott
Internal Revenue
Central and
Southern Illinois
Mr. Philpott
Internal Revenue Service
Washington, D.C
A.fm
Illinois Farm Census Shows Rising Output and Fewer Farms
Illinois crop production rose about two fifths from 1950 to 1964 while farm numbers fell from 203000 to 144000. Output per unit grew due to technology and specialization, with large farms dominating two thirds of production.
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Illinois
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Prairie State
Division of Agricultural Statistics
P.O
Springfield
Ill
Learn to Talk to Her By Relaxing And Speaking
A sixteen year old asks how to overcome bashfulness with a girl his age. The reply says to practice talking in person, relax, be yourself, and use common interests or local news as conversation starters. Submit questions to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS, COMMUNITY AND SUBURBAN PRESS SERVICE, FRANK FORT, KY.
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Community and Suburban Press Service
Frank
Fort, KY
November weather in Southern Illinois the driest since 1949
The SIU Climatology Laboratory reports November 1949 as the driest in the region since 1949 and among the warmest on record, with temperatures about six degrees above normal and an average monthly mean of 51.4 degrees. rainfall averaged 0.9 inches across 19 stations, with Elizabethtown at 2.12 inches and Du Quoin at 0.08 inches.
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Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University Climatology Laboratory
Floyd F. Cunningham
SIU
Elizabethtown
du Quoin
Glendale
Anna
Benton
Brookport
Carbondale
Carmi
Chester
Cobden
Creal Springs
DuQuoin
Grendale
Golconda
Grand Tower
Harrisburg
Makanda
McLeansboro
Mt. Vernon
Shawneetown
Sparta
School Bus Safety Rules Emphasized for Illinois Children
Illinois education officials urge safety for over a million riders in 1965 66 and more than 2 5 million students across schools. The guidance covers bus boarding seating behavior at loading zones and emergency procedures with emphasis on driver and patrol instructions and avoiding distractions or damage to buses.
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Illinois
Full Employment Push in Washington Report
The piece outlines the nations 4.3 percent unemployment as the lowest in eight years and details a broad federal effort to expand job opportunities. It highlights the Manpower Development and Training Act, area redevelopment, Job Corps, and vocational programs while signaling a new Human Resources Development Program to register the unemployed and create local job opportunities. The goal remains full employment as a step toward the Great Society.
The Golden Years Retirees May Break Old Life Patterns
A feature argues retirement frees many from working life routines such as daytime schedules meals and housing. It notes sleep eating and social patterns shift when not tied to jobs and school, and suggests exploring more suitable living and leisure options for retired couples. The piece promotes a 36 page bonk and requests 50c sent to a New York address.
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