Southern Illinois University Begins 100th Year Milestone
SIU enters its 100th year reflecting on a 99th year of growth with record enrollments and major campus expansions. In 1968 the university gained approval to start a medical school at Carbondale and planned a dental school at Edwardsville while pursuing a law school.
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Southern Ilinois University
SIU
Delyte W. Morris
Illinois Board of Higher Education
Carbondale
Edwardsville
Higher Board
Committee On Legal Education
Robert MacVicar
John Rendlema
MacVear
Rendleman
Commuuter
Evergreen Terrace
City Reservoir
FHA
Morris Library
Morris
Edwardsville Lovejoy Memorial Library
University Center
Ilinois Building Authority
Anthony Hall
Board of Trustees
Vocational Technical Institute
Tlinois Higher Board
Word Puzzle Clues From A Historic Page
A scattered OCR list of crossword style clues with mismatched spellings and partial words. Entries include clues for both across and down directions with hints like feathers to birds and instruments to strings, suggesting a vintage newspaper puzzle.
Answer To Puzzle 765 ODIE de T RF 3
A compact puzzle list with clues and numbered entries including clues for climbing plant skill and many others. The page gathers a variety of definitions from plant terms to celestial and musical references with thematic indexing.
SIU expands computing power and conservation education effort
SIU strengthened its data processing and classroom terminals linking to broader educational programs. It opened a 1500 acre Conservation Education Land Area near Little Grassy Lake in a joint venture with federal and local groups to teach environmental balance. The campus also began a Black American Studies program, while Saluki sports saw baseball reach the national finals and football end 6-3.
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SIU
Little Grassy Lake
U. S. Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
City of Carbondale
Saluki
Omaha
Southern California
SIU Takes Big Step With New Forest Science Lab
Albert Meyer notes SIU major facilities growth in 1968 with completion of a 600000 dollar Forrest Sciences Laboratory for US Forest Service researchers. Move freed space in 1957 building for agriculture faculty and grads. Enrollment rose to 826 undergrads and 65 graduates. forestry up by 50 students. Three visiting professors joined. three full time hires in agricultural education floriculture and forest recreation economics. two joint appointments filled vacancies.
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Albert Meyer
US. Forest Service
Southern Illinois University
SIU School of Agriculture
Forest Service
SIU
School of Agriculture
Christmas Dinner Guests and Visits in West Liberty
Mrs. Clea Curtright hosted Christmas dinner with a list of guests including Addie Chapman Wilbur and Max Hirschman families, Jamie, John Kite, Mike Ashmore, Bonnie Smith, Mike Bardin, Michele. Several other households reported Christmas visits across town and to Florida, Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Clea Curtright
Addie Chapman
Wilbur
Max Hirschman
Jamie
John Kite
Mike Ashmore
Bonnie Smith
Mike Bardin
Michele
Thomas Shumaker
Charley Fitzjarrald
Lily Stark
Cecil Redman
Bather Fitzjarrald
Carrol Hinkle
Rachel
Virginia
Florida
Dean Oakley
Larry Wilhoit
James Lashbrook
Rosa Stutesman
Robert Stutesman
Paul Behner
Dan Morgan
Brenda
Lloyd Claypool
Eather Fitjarrald
Roy Biggs
Max Stark
Kansas
Marshall Thompson
Leon Newman
Shirley
Elize Newman
Charley Baker
Dean Geffs
Norris
Illinois
Homer Geffs
Walter Cox
Newlin Gilbert and Sons
Tom Smitley
Paris
Clara White
Oscar White
Milwaukee
Ex Invited to Southern Campus International Festival
Residents of Southern Illinois are invited to a week long International Festival at Southern Illinois University Carbondale from January 11 to 18. Highlights include International Nights exhibits and variety shows, an international buffet, lectures by Herbert Marshall and Albert Hibbs, performances by SIU Women’s Ensemble, a film series, and international cuisine in University Center cafeterias.
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Southern Illinois
Carbondale
Southern Ilinois University
SIU
Herbert Marshall
Great Britain
Marshall
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Albert Hibbs
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
University Museum
Kinetic Art
Should Girl of 15 Be Untied From Supervision
A teen asks if parents should loosen limits on dating at fifteen. The weekly column urges patience and parental guidance, noting supervision protects welfare and signals dating will come with time. Readers are invited to address issues to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS.
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National Weekly Newspaper Service
Frankfort KY
Lifesaving Blood Transfusion Helps Angela in Augusta
Angela M, a five year old from Augusta, Georgia, suffers thalassemia major and relies on regular transfusions. At the March of Dimes Birth Defects Center, doctors and her parents work to help her lead a normal life while research explores longer survival and potential bone marrow or other therapies.
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Angela M
Augusta
Angela
Cooley
Dorothy Hahn
Medical College of Georgia
New Delhi
Medical College
United States
March of Dimes Center
Hahn
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American Red Cross
S. American River
Guido
Son of Adam
Odie de T
Trieste
Seth
Indo-China
Constellation
Petty
Popleta jMje Palt
Ale Rv Fe
Pat Ietnini Us
Ima
School of Agriculture Space Committee
Illinois Horticultural Experiment Station
West Liberty
Mrs. Rosa Statesman
Wilbur Cartright
Nancy Biggs
Eather Fitzgarrald
Ivan
Kenneth Cox
Howard Cox
Southern
Oes
Jon Gleny
Mao
By C.D. Smith
Dimes Center
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