Urge 12 Month School Year In State Colleges
The Witnois Commission on Higher Education urged Illinois six state supported colleges to adopt a 48 week year with classes 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. It argues this would shorten time to degree and allow year round facility use. It also calls for extension and off campus courses and noncredit activities.
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Chicago
Illinois
Witnois Commission On Higher Education
Commission
Robert Johns
Bloody Riot at Japanese Mine in Omuta
At the Miike Coal Mines in Omuta 274 were injured in a clash between 10 000 striking miners and protesters led by the Zengakuren federation and police. Police used night sticks while students wielded clubs and flag sticks. 25 students were arrested as the long strike entered its 179th day. The outbreak followed government efforts toward settlement and an arbitration offer from the Central Labour Relations Board.
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Omuta
Japan
Miike
Zengakuren Federation
Central Labor Relations Board
Five Day Weather Forecast for Illinois
Illinois five day forecast shows near normal temperatures with normal highs of 83 to 88 in the north and 88 to 91 in the south and lows around 61 to 65 in the north and 64 to 72 in the south. Little day to day change expected. Cooler in the north Saturday, then warmer Monday and Tuesday. Precipitation totals from half to three quarters of an inch, with thunderstorms tonight, south Saturday, and again Tuesday or Wednesday across most of the area.
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Illinois
Illinois Weather Sparks Thunder Showers Across State
The Associated Press reports uncomfortably warm conditions in the 90s across Illinois with thunderstorms anticipated. Northern areas expected cooler on Saturday while southern Illinois may not see relief. Chicago posted its first 90s day of the season, while other readings included Springfield 92 Vandalia 91 Quincy 90 Rockford 90 Belleville 89 Peoria 89. Coolest overnight values ranged from 64 at Rantoul to 73 at Chicago.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Springfield
Vandalia
Quincy
Rockford
Belleville
Peoria
Rantoul
Moline
Livestock Market Report From National Stockyards
Markets show varied lvalues across cattle hogs and sheep. Barrows and gilts range 18.25 to 18.75 per hundredweight with weight brackets from 180 to 316 pounds. mixed grades and sows vary by weight. Cattle and calves feature standard and good slaughter stock at 21.00 to 24.25, vealers up to 27.00, and cows from 13.00 to 15.50 with lower canners and cutters. Sheep see spring lambs 17.00 to 19.50, utilities 14.00 to 16.50, and ewes 3.50 to 5.00 including deck at 5.00.
Chicago Produce Market Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange notes butter steady with receipts of 601000 and wholesale prices unchanged. Egg prices steadier with receipts 11900 and wholesale prices unchanged to one cent higher. Grade distributions shown for butter and eggs include AA to B ratings and quality breakdowns.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry Receipts Report 7000 Live Birds
Chicago AP USDA live poultry report notes yesterday's receipts totaled 7,000 with no prices available. The update lacks price data and details on source markets or destinations for the birds.
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Chicago
USDA
Egg and poultry price list from St Louis market
St Louis Produce lists wholesale egg grades and consumer grades. Prices for eggs range from 31 to 37 cents per dozen depending on size and grade. Fowl prices for commercial broilers and fryers are 17 to 18 cents per pound. Other prices unchanged.
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ST. Louis
Wall Street Slips as Blue Chips Drag Market Lows
Wall Street edged lower in steady trading led by sagging blue chips. DuPont fell about four, Union Carbide down five, Eastman Kodak down over two, Zenith around three, while Texas Instruments rebounded about two amid a generally discouraged market.
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DuPont
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Ate
Zenith
Texas Instruments
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet
Lukens Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Royal Dutch
U. S. Gypsum
United
Chicago cash grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and barley
AP Chicago cash grain prices show No 1 red wheat at 1.834 No 1 hard 1.95 No 1 yellow hard 1.9415-95 No 1 mixed 4492 corn No 1 yellow 1.20 No 2 yellow 1.20-204 No 3 yellow 1.18 oats sample grade extra heavy white 68 cents soybeans no sales soybean oil 87 percent nominal barley making choice 1.1525 feed 85-1.02
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Chicago
Mt Vernon Grain Prices From This Afternoon
Mt Vernon quotes show wheat at 1.68 a bushel soybeans 2.02 and corn 1.11 as tender prices in Mt Vernon this afternoon.
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Mt. Vernon
Birth announced for Rubenacker daughter at Good Samaritan
Mr and Mrs Paul Rubenacker of 401 Spruce announce the birth of a daughter this morning at 7 04 at Good Samaritan hospital. The baby weighs seven pounds four ounces.
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Paul Rubenacker
Spruce
Good Samaritan Hospital
No Rooms For New Students At SIU
Carbondale Illinois AP report says about 1000 new women students may be without housing as fall registration nears. SIU housing coordinator J Albin Yokie notes all on campus housing for men and women is filled for some time. A few male vacancies remain in Carbondale and nearby towns.
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Carbondale, Ill
Southern Ilinois University
J. Albin Yokie
SIU
Carbondale
Touch of Olden Days at the County Fair Continues
The 54th annual Fair features mule races won by Mt. Vernon drivers Albert DeMent and Charley Waite, with public figures like Police Captain Jack Fairchild racing mules. Tonight adds horse pulling, square dancing, and a $500 Jefferson County Derby, plus an all western horse show offering a $3,000 purse. Harness racing results from yesterday include multiple divisions with owners and locations in Mt. Vernon, Paducah, Louisville, and Jackson, plus notable winners such as Classy's Jack and Purdue Kate.
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Jefferson County
Albert DeMent
Charley Waite
Jack Fairchild
Frank Bond
Midwest
Jack
Dorothy Hunt
Metropolis
America
Wick
Lonnie Stubblefield
Paducah
Julius K
W. E. Bunte
Julius Koehler
Quincy
Sportsman
Green Gates Farm
Joe Sunderland
Dee Stover
Billy Abbey
Dave L. Brown
Chattanooga
Tenn
Emmit Hoffee
Russell Rose
Fairfield
Purdue Kate
Purdue
Chatttanooga
Helmaco
D. K. Hurt
Elkton
Cora Pence
Mont Edwards
Sharon Reaper
Burress Tackitt
Newton, IL
Soviet Union to go before U.N. Security Council
The Soviet Union charges American spy planes violated Soviet borders and plans a strong U.S. response. Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov will press for condemnation of the United States as aggressor. The dispute follows the July 1 downing of a U S S RB-47 over the Brents Sea, with two crewmen held by the Soviets.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
United States
Eisenhower
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Kremilin
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Brents Sea
Arctic
State Department
Orders Keep The Payroll Down
Washington AP President Eisenhower via Budget Director Maurice H. Stans directs all agencies to cut employment 3 percent below Congress salary appropriations. Agencies urged to avoid filling vacancies create no new positions and shift staff. Michigan first abolished capital punishment in 1847.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Maurice H.stans
Michigan
Vote On Library For 21 Townships
Residents of Clinton Washington and St. Clair counties vote September 10 on creating a library district offering bookmobile service and eight branch libraries. If approved, a tax levy up to six cents per hundred could fund operations. failure would end the current regional library program.
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Ill
Clinton
Washington
St. Clair
Library Board
Ilinois
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Mascoutah
Lebanon
Okanville
Marissa
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Trenton
New Baden
Businessmen in Politics talk at Chamber breakfast
David M. Molthrop of Washington, D C will address the Chamber of Commerce and Industry sponsored breakfast at the L N Cafe Tuesday July 26 at 8 00 a m on Businessmen in Politics He lists a long background in state unemployment, U S Steel, U S Gypsum and industrial relations Reservations are limited to 100 with a few spots left if booked before midnight Call Mrs Huston Darrell Hanna or Joe Winfrey
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Nixon
Pat
Edward R. Murrow
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Patricia
Julie
California
NEA
David M. Molthrop
Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Molthrop
Walthrop
Knox College
University of Chicago
Stetson
Depaul
Illinois State Unemployment Compensation Division
U.S. Steel Corporation
U. S. Gypsum
Hilda Huston
Huston
Darrell Hanna
Joe Winfrey
Cerebral Palsied Plan Trip To Big League Game
A local group of cerebral palsied individuals plans a trip to Busch Stadium in St Louis to attend a ball game. The trip will use a chartered bus, with last year’s swimming privileges provided by the Mt. Vernon city park pool and a six week speech class recently held at the Dr Andy Hall School.
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George Heidenreich
IUCP
Ilinois
Elks Lodge
Mt. Vernon
Busch Stadium
St. Louis
Shumaker
Nashville
Mt. Vernon City Park
Hospital Notes Jefferson Memorial Admissions and Discharges
Janet Cox admitted from Doctors Hospital Carbondale. Nellie Louise Moore discharged. Good Samaritan unit admissions include Mildred Lucille Trotter Dorotha Lea Hays Juliet Marie Edlich and Vickie Lynn Adams. Discharges include Oscar Edwin Davis Pauline Pearl Alexander Violet Gee LaVerne Canter Yvonne Kay Hughey and baby Mary Ann Thomas Larkin Metcalf Mary Evelyn Payne and baby Jeffery Keith Anna Mae Maxey and Lester Dwight Smith.
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Doctors Hospital
Carbondale
Nellie Louise Moore
Good Samaritan
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Dorotha Lea Hays
Juliet Marie Edlich
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Oscar Edwin Davis
Pauline Pearl Alexander
Violet Gee
LaVerne Canter
YvVonne Kay Hughey
Mary Ann
Thomas Larkin Metcalf
Mary Evelyn Payne
Jeffery Keith
Anna Mae Maxey
Lester Dwight Smith
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