Cave-in-Rock tourist lure and 200 Bev accelerator aid
Illinois promotes Cave-in-Rock State Park as a historic river pirates site with ferry rides and Fluorspar mining while backing Weston area for a 200 Bev accelerator site through petitions from 15 communities. Governor Kerner commends citizen support to the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Illinois
Ohio River
Kentucky
Rock
Cavern Rock
Samuel Mason
Wilson
Ohio
Big
Harpe
Cave-in-Rock
James Ford
Cavein-Rock
Pittsburgh
Hardin County
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Weston Area
Otto Kerner
Chambers of Commerce
The Only People You Should Bet With
A quote from an unknown author states that you should only bet with those who have helped you, implying trust and reciprocity guide wagers. The maxim emphasizes mutual support and practical judgments in risk taking.
Memorial Day History in Carbondale Illinois
In Carbondale at Woodlawn Cemetery on Memorial Day May 30 a century of observances is noted. The event recalls 1866 beginnings by Ambrose Crowell Russell Winchester and Jonathan Wiseman who organized grave cleaning and decoration for Civil War soldiers. Colonel E J Ingersoll Major General John A Logan and Daniel H Brush led the 1866 procession and speech.
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Little Woodlawn
Carbondale
Ambrose Crowell
Russell Winchester
Jonathan Wiseman
Hiller Cemetery
Crab Orchard Christian Church
Crowell
Winchester
Wiseman
E. J. Ingersoll
Daniel H. Brush
Woodlawn Cemetery
Jackson County
John A. Logan
Logan
Sexton Green
The Law of War Military Justice System Overview
The article outlines military justice under the Uniform Code of Military Justice with courts martial and independent investigations. It notes three court martial types summary special and general and explains rights to counsel, presumption of innocence, and proof beyond a reasonable doubt. It references Memorial Day origins and Woodlawn Cemetery's historic role.
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United States
Congress
Military trials and appeals and farming harvest tips
The article explains military trials include government counsel and civilian options with appellate review that cannot increase sentences. It also notes non judicial punishment by command officers and allows trials by court martial on demand. Separately J Paterson urges Southern Illinois farmers to service combines now before harvest to ensure high yields and minimal grain loss through careful adjustments.
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Armed Services
Southern Illinois
J. J. Paterson
Southern Illinois University
Paterson
Golden Years: Move to Italy After Retirement
A columnist relays Mrs. Charles Matz’s view that retirees can live well in Italy on modest budgets. She details costs in Venice and other cities, noting rents from 50 to 150, meals around 90 a month, and help costs near 50 cents an hour. She urges a trial visit before any relocation.
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Italy
Charles Matz
Venice
Rome
Perugia
Naples
United States
Milan
Dept. Csps
Grand Central Station
New York
Times Change in Long Hair Music Debate
Our reply notes that long hair evokes Beatles and Elvis eras, not just one artist. Adults judge music by era and context, not performers, and youth trends shift with time. The column invites letters to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS, FRANKFORT KY.
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Elvis
Beethoven
Walk and Be Healthy
Summer foot care advice from the American Podiatry Association emphasizes daily cleaning and drying of feet, use of foot powder, and careful protection when going barefoot. Dr. E N Barron urges parental attention to children's feet during vacations to prevent long standing disorders.
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American Podiatry Association
E. N. Barron
Rege
Barron
Jr. Barron
Office of Information Services
Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Driving Des Dr iving Des ign by Paul Powell
Secretary of State Paul Powell promotes safe driving with emphasis on attitude, yielding to pedestrians, lowering headlights at night, and staying alert for children and seniors. A free Rules of the Road copy can be requested by mail. Also notes roping spectacular at the 1966 state fair featuring J. W. Stoker of Overland Park Kansas and Virginia Comstock announcing the event.
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Paul Powell
Springfield
Illinois
Virginia Comstock
J. W. Stoker
Overland Park
Kan
Stoker
Claremont Grandmother Hits National Music Peak
Mrs Elva Miller a Claremont housewife rose to fame after Capitol released her Greatest Hits. The album sold out 50 000 units in 48 hours and another 100 000 were pressed. She accepts a Hawaii TV offer and plans more shows with manager Fred Beck.
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Elva Miller
Capitol
Claremont
Cal
Hawaii
Fred Beck
Mrs. Miller
Miller
Mr. Milley
Foothill Drama and Choral Society
Bock
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Crossword clues listed with numbers and partial phrases covering various wordplay and general knowledge items. Answers appear to be common terms aligned to standard crossword conventions for a puzzle page.
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Island
Greece
Tantalum Sym
Exist
Foote
Yarn
Bobby's
Imple
Defies
Begonef
Peel
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Illinois Department OF Business and Economic Development
Virginia Marmaduke
Eleanor Sprague
Nation
Cave-in-Rock State Park
Ud Winer
Ewett
Woodlawn
LLY
Illinois State Bar Association
Albert Meyer
England
Ludwig van Beethoven
Elvis Presley
Community and Suburban Press Service
Frankfort
Amer American Podiatry Association
Dr. Barron
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