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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1969
Page
2
The Marshall Herald editor is Carl E. Stewart. The paper published weekly on Fridays at 124 S. 5th Street Marshall Illinois 62441. Rates include subscription two dollars and local advertising thirty five cents per column inch with classified ads at twenty cents per line.
From Congressman Springer, criticism of Nixon withdrawals and justice administration. He argues public confidence erodes as jurists lack trial experience, urging nominees with practical trial work and real crime insight to protect rights while ensuring public safety. He calls for decisive federal action to make America safe on its streets.
Questions cover how to obtain military career books from local Selective Service offices and a Defense Department booklet It's Your Choice. It notes Legal Aspects of Selective Service for court case info and explains registrants cannot appear in person before appeal boards. It also clarifies marriage notifications and near-term changes to classification.
Registrants may be deferred in Class III A if evidence shows induction would cause extreme hardship to dependents, subject to local board approval and appeal rights. Deferment may continue after a status change like marriage if hardship to dependents remains.
The article explains that monthly checks are based on average indexed earnings and the year you start benefits. It notes that the highest 12 to 29 years may be used depending on birth year, with earlier starts reducing the monthly amount. It cautions to rely on the Social Security Administration for accurate figures.
Mrs Hazel Wright and others attended a Terre Haute cooking school at the Indiana Theater Wednesday morning. Several guests joined Gladys Marvin for a Valentine party, listing attendees. Obituary notes record the funeral for Otis Simmons in Berwyn Illinois with survivors and relatives, followed by several visits and kinship activities across Martinsville Terre Haute Evansville and Joplin.
Mrs Glenn Wilhoit is mentioned in Five Points with attendance at the Fred Bright sale. Gary Hall of Lincoln filled the pulpit in place of the regular minister Bessie Hutchens hosted guests, and numerous local families hosted or visited over the weekend. A baby girl Tracy was announced by Mr Terry Claypool of Kokomo with grandparents in the area. The Farm Bureau annual meeting drew many from the vicinity at Casey.
Evans and Kathy Blum spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Irwin of Charleston.
Elder Glen Arbuckle will preach at the Mill Creek Church Sunday morning and evening. Mary and William Ledermann visited Mary Carpenter. shoppers went to Martinsville and Paris for an Electric Cooperative meeting.
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