Mazon Students Attend Egyptian Music Camp
Nine students from Mazon-Verona-Kinsman High School attended the Egyptian Music Camp in DuQuoin. Participants included Pat Henderson and Judith Bunton in voice, Sandra Burkhart and Donna Gant Zert in band, Ronald Olson in band, Lynn Misener in piano, with Cheryl Burkhart and Betty Billborough also in band. The camp covered rhythm patterns, music appreciation, and student conducting. private lessons were offered for piano and voice.
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Mazon - Verona - Kinsman High School
DuQuoin
Pat Henderson
Lynn Misener
Sandra Burkhart
Ronald Olson
Judith Bunton
Donna Gantzert
Miss Henderson
Miss Bunton
Decatur
Misses Burkhart
Gantzert
Ronnie Olson
Miss Misener
Cheryl Burkhart
Betty Billborough
Bill Pfeifer
Mazon Junior Woman's Club
Bill
Allan Bone
Duke University
Robert McCowen
Iowa State University
First Half Day Camp Session Concludes at Gebhard Woods
Morris Neighborhood Day camp at Gebhard Woods State Park finishes its first half with a World Wide theme. Mrs Lawrence Boyle teaches basic German, songs and games as scouts learn crafts nature study and conservation. junior council governs camp functions with two campers from each unit.
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Morris
Gebhard Woods State Park
Germany
Lawrence Boyle
America
Midwest states see rising tornado deaths in five-year period
Three Midwest states Kansas Missouri and Wisconsin recorded higher tornado death tolls in the latest five-year period according to the report. The findings highlight regional risk with fatalities increasing across these states.
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Midwest
Kansas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Top Student Bonnie Badurski Wins Adams Award at Joliet JC
Miss Bonnie Ann Badurski daughter of Mr and Mrs William Badurski of 521 E Benton Sr Joliet graduated from Joliet Junior College and won the Adams Award for the sophomore with the highest scholastic average. She earned an Illinois State Teachers scholarship and a $300 Joliet Insurance Agents Assn scholarship. She plans to enter Northern Illinois State University in September.
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Bonnie Ann Badurski
William Badurski
E. Benton Sr
Joliet Junior College
Badurski
Illinois State Teachers
Joliet Insurance Agents Assn
Northern Illinois State University
Nasser and Iraq Communists Face Political Crosscurrents
The piece traces how Nasser’s opposition to communism and Kassem’s stance shifted Iraqi Communist leverage. Moscow weighs power grabs against Middle East risk as Salam Adil pushes for joint socialist action while avoiding a direct clash with Kassem.
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Kassem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Iraq
Moscow
Middle East
Salam Adil
Arab East
Syria
Giant turbine routed eight states to Niagara Falls
A 182 foot high by 8 1/2 foot wide hydraulic turbine runner built in Newport News was shipped to Niagara Falls New York. It required routing through eight states and backtracking on two routes due to obstructions on railroad rights of way. The turbine traveled on a special flat car.
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Newport News
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Traffic Court Fines Result From Speed and Lane Violation
Sylvester Prozinski a Marathon Electric Co truck driver from Wausau Wisconsin was fined 10 dollars and costs for traveling 60 mph in a 50 mph zone. Trooper Kenneth Allen made the arrest. Gerald Scerine 20 Coal City was found guilty of improper lane usage and fined 25 dollars and costs by Coal City police magistrate Glenn W Allen. The Herald corrected an error in Magistrate Allen’s report.
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Sylvester Joseph Prozinski
Wausau
Wis
Marathon Electric Co
Court of Justicet
W. L. Dix
Kenneth Allen
Gerald Scerine
Coal City
Richard Scerine
Glenn W. Allen
Allen
The
Herald
NI Gas to Supply 50 Million Cft Daily Through New Pipeline
NI Gas plans 50 million cubic feet daily from Northern Natural Gas via an East Dubuque to Des Plaines line as permits clear. The move would serve about 390000 of NI Gas's 640000 residential customers with natural gas, up from 29000 when the restriction began.
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Northern Natural Gas Company
Dubuque
DesPlaines
Ni-Gas
Liberia's status as independent nation on West Africa
The article notes Liberia as the independent country established by the United States on the West African coast for freed slaves and cites a population figure of two percent million.
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Liberia
United States
Africa
DeYoung Appointed to Illinois Higher Education Commission
Governor Stratton named Herbert C. DeYoung Kenilworth attorney to the Illinois Commission on Higher Education to replace Lenox R Lohr who resigned. William J. Kuhfuss of Mackinaw was reap pointed and Guy Hitt of Benton is a recent nominee with their names sent to the Senate.
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Springfield
Ill
Herbert C. DeYoung
Kenilworth
Stratton
Illinois Commission On Higher Education
DeYoung
Lenox R Lohr
Commission
William J. Kuhfuss
Mackinaw
Guy Hitt
Benton
Senate
Tornado Hits Bar. Survivors Count Casualties and Escape
Nola Cone described a tornado that ripped through a bar leaving patrons shaken but unhurt. She recalled a roaring sound and ordering everyone to hit the floor as bottles flew and the cash register fell. The twister lasted about two minutes before the group counted seven voices and escaped.
Measles and chicken pox alter birthday cupcake plan
Mrs Edith Lichterman baked 54 cupcakes for her five year old son’s birthday in San Diego California. The boy developed measles delaying the party then re scheduled and she baked 54 more cupcakes only to have the child break out with chicken pox.
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San Diego
Calif
Edith Lichterman
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