Cancer Kills Dick Powell and Jack Carson in 2 Weeks
ENCINO California UPI Jack Carson died at 52 from liver cancer after concealing his illness for months. Dick Powell, 41, died a few hours earlier from cancer as fellow star friends and family mourned the Hollywood double tragedy.
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Carson
Hollywood
Dick Powell
Charles Laughton
Thomas Matchell
Sandra
Robert
Frank Stempel
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rudio
Robert Taylor
Gregory Peck
Frank ponalee
Robert Mitchum
All Saints Episcopal Church
Beverly Hills
Forest Lawn
Norman
Pamela
Richard Keith
Ellen
Mildred Maund
Joan Blondell
Miss Blondell
Allyson
Illinois Central Railroad
Luther
International Harvester Co
South America
Four-Star Productions
David Niven
Charles Boyer
Mountain View
Ark
Midwest
South
Police Cooperate On Burglary Cases in Madison County
Three burglary suspects were arrested in Granite City after a police roadblock, with cooperation among the sheriff, state attorney, and Edwardsville police chief. Gene Boelling of Granite City is linked to the December Rosewood Heights TV burglary, as a TV set with a serial number was found at his home and another warrant card was located on his Nameoki Township property. Deputies continued searches and investigations.
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Edwardsville
Polce
Johnn E. Hartung
Granite City
Madison County
Granite Ciy
Gene Bo
Boelling
Fraundoré
Shell Oil Talks Return At Roxana Refinery
Shell Oil and the union met after a noon recess to resolve issues on resuming work at the Roxana Refinery. The talks follow a Dec 14 agreement when the union walked out over three workers barred from returning. Core issues concern the 1200 idle workers and include rehiring those three, seniority records, vacation and sick leave, layoff plans, schedules, and pending Madison County Court cases.
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Shell Oil
Roxana
Madison County
Longshoremen Defy Union Orders Unload Two Ships
In Charleston South Carolina longshoremen Local 1422 refused union orders and unloaded two ships, processing three million pounds of Irish seed potatoes and thousands of stems and boxes of bananas. ILA head threatens to remove the local from the union while labor officials plan talks with shippers and the ILA to resolve wage and welfare demands amid a two week strike that has disrupted East and Gulf ports.
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NEW YORK
UPS
Charleston
S.C
Maine-to-Texas
ste
International Longshoremen’s Association Local 1422
ILA
William Bradley
Thomas Burke
South Carolia
W. Willard Wirtz
Galveston
Tex
Wirtz
NYSA
John
Barfield
Texas Ford
warding Co
James Reynolds
James Healey
Harvard
Reynolds
Healey
hulf
New York City
Tax Filing Reminder and Tax Booklet Offer
The Intelligencer promotes preparing 1962 federal income tax returns and announces the official Your Federal Income Tax booklet from the Internal Revenue Service. Booklets are printed by the Government Printing Office and available at the Intelligencer office for 40 cents each.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Superintendent of Documents
U.S. Government Printing Office
Intelligencer office
Rescuers Locate Final Body At Terre Haute Plant Disaster
Terre Haute Indiana authorities announced the recovery of the 16th body from the Home Packing Co blast site. William Renners a 42 year old from Clinton was found along the Wabash River nearly 30 hours after the explosion. Dozens of rescuers faced debris and ammonia fumes as they searched, leaving the plant a total loss and injuring at least 58 workers, six in critical condition.
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William Renners
Wabash River
Yiremen
Katanga Stronghold Jadotville Falls to UN Forces
UN troops captured Jadotville, Katanga’s mining center, after an assault by Indian armor and Ethiopian infantry. Moise Tshombe’s whereabouts were unknown as the town and key mining operations near Kolwezi fell, with UN officials signaling potential shifts in the Katanga secession crisis.
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U.N
Kolwezi
United Nations
New York
Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Union Mimere
U. N
Union Muniere
Thant
reime
Leopoldville
Madras regiment
U.S. Air Force
Lufira
Voters to Decide Future Of City Hall Fire Station
Edwardsville voters face a choice on plans for a new or rebuilt City Hall and a new north side fire station. Council authorized preliminary plans by architect Edward Kane with potential bond approval in April. A public vote would allow choosing between a new city hall or a renovated structure, plus a substation on a Montclaire lot to speed responses.
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Rogers
Charles Bode
Parks and Buildings Committee
Jesse Hessel
City Hall
renovaon
Montclaire
Chicago and North Western Railroad
LeClaire
Edwardsville
Hessel
Alderman and Mayor clash over city council rules
A dispute in Vandalia Street library park discussions centers on the green book rules requiring written motions Alderman Klingel wants to place a monument honor in Kod Kellermann Jr. The mayor insists motions be written, the floor yield is debated, and the meeting resumes after Klingel relinquishes the floor.
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Rogers
Gerald Klingel
Henry Kreuster
Simon Kellermann Jr
Vandalia Street
library park
Khngel
Elingel
Klingel
Clyde Hartung
Hartung
Charles Bode
Charlie
Robert Trone
Klinger
Study Commission stresses need for education on planning
The ninth of eleven Southwestern Area Study Commission reports finished by the Land Use Sub-Committee urges educating the public on planning and zoning to achieve intelligent land utilization. It warns that land use conflicts will intensify as populations rise and stresses addressing problems rather than ignoring them.
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Study Commission
BERNARD J. WANDER Jr
Intelligencer
Southwestern Area Study Commission
Area Study Commission
Madison
St. Clair
Paul Simon
LeClaire Lake Ice Declared Unsafe for Skating
D Dean Bridwell reports LeClaire Lake unsafe for skating. Park and Recreation Board chair says ice remains unsafe until colder weather returns. No more reports will be carried until skating is safe again. Warmer temperatures have melted most ice, with unsafe conditions expected to persist.
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LeClaire Lake
D. Dean Bridwell
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