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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1967

Page

2

From Farms to Metropolis The 1960s Urban Shift in America

A Taxpayers' Federation report notes a steady fall in farmLiving Americans since the century’s start with fewer than 7 in 100 on farms by 1965. Urban growth concentrates in metropolitan areas, altering finance transport sanitation and water needs, with many bills expected in Illinois’ 75th General Assembly.

United States Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois Mllinois General Assembly Social Security Bulletin

Drunken Driving Tests Upheld by Supreme Court

The Fifth Amendment does not bar blood alcohol testing in drunken driving cases. The Supreme Court ruled a blood sample taken without consent may be used as evidence and that the Fourth Amendment allows reasonable blood tests. Illinois relies on field observations and breathalyzer tests to determine intoxication with penalties up to $500 fines and up to a year of license suspension.

U. S. Supreme Court Supreme Court Illinois Ilinois Stickney Township Illinois Supreme Court

West Union Notables and Local Funerals Reported

The West Union area lists hospitalizations and surgeries in Fort Worth and Terre Haute. Funeral services are noted for Minnie Buckner Leasure Leavenworth LaVaugh Shaffner and Leaser family members with arrivals from Martinsville and Ogall. Visitors from Dugger Joliet Idaho Maryland attended in respect.

Rush Dolson Fenton Fort Worth Texas Olen Clements Minnie Buckner Bailiy West York Clarence Ledermann Union Hospital Terre Haute Ruth Wright Harry Craig Martinsville Stella Shawler Carol Shaffner Terry Oak Hill Station Pennsylvania Shaffner LaVaugh Keith Shaffner Indianapolis West Union Dugger Indiana Jesse Cooper Mountainaire New Mexico Harold ‘Ingle Harry Brown Idaho James Ingle Joliet Illinois Sherry Ingle Olga’ Jeffers Robert Waymire Severn Maryland Harnett Wright True Thompson Marshall Funeral Home Oblong LaVaugh Shaffner Crawford Memorial Hospital Robinson Pleasant Grove Cumberland Presbyterian Church Annapolis Mt. Pleasant Burl Medsker Hubert Ellis Sumner, Ilinois Mr. Ellis Medsker Elmer Medsker Mabel

Melrose Community Notes and Birthdays

Melrose social column lists visits and gatherings at the Kenderdine and related households. Names include Celia Dodd, Maude Kenderdine, Janice Rae Thompson, Rodney Kenderdine, and the Warren Kenderdine family. The piece also notes Rodney’s ninth birthday on January 6 and a Home Extension meeting with Mary Lou Prewett. It ends with a law note about Illinois recording consent requirements.

Celia Dodd Maude Kenderdine Art Holmes Sarah Oblong Johnny Shelton Mike Wayne Dodd Dodd Jerry Crumlin Melrose Roy Crumlin John Wells Olen Wells Janice Rae Thompson E. Dean Thompson Marjorie Cornwell Bertha Craig Alan Crumlin Mary Davison Lyman Crumlin Annabelle Wells Roxanna Wells Mary Lou Prewett Lawrence Kender- Dine Corby Tina Esarey Flossie Kenderdine Rodney Donna Kender Homer Parcel Barbara Laymon Davison Scottie Randy Lanita Fodney Donna Kenderdine Warren Kenderdine June

Eavesdropping bans and woodlot tips featured in state notes

The piece cites the Illinois Supreme Court ruling that eavesdropping without all parties approval is illegal and references federal limitations on wiretapping. It also notes Penn State's Woodlot Forestry correspondence course with eight lessons on forest management and timber value.

Woodlot questions guide forest management at Penn State

Walter Haldeman of Pennsylvania State University asks landowners if mature overgrown trees suppress sapling growth and if desirable species could be planted. He notes shrubs and grain may aid wildlife cover and feed.

Pennsylvania State University Walter Haldeman

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