Numerous Help Wanted Ads in Southern Illinois Region
A dense classified page shows multiple job ads across Southern Illinois and Mt Vernon. Listings include experienced salesman positions, manager and assistant manager roles at Liberty Gasoline and Liberty Petroleum, and clerical openings in Fairfield and Mt Vernon. Also featured are sales, kitchen helpers, and a conjoined set of business opps such as a custard stand for sale and a coin dispenser restocking job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illnois
H. J. Hodes & Company
Gulham Road
Kansas City
Liberty Gasoline
MT. Vernon
Liberty Petroleum Co., Inc
Broadway
Vernon
Ill
Ae Peg Hie Yaa Ae
A Lake College
Mary Jane Studio
Bayer Motor Co. Inc
N.oth
Uinois
Fairfield
Illinois
Register-News
First National Bank
L. & N Cafe
Taylor
Barrett
Rt. 50
Clay City
Inter-State Dist. Co
Natural Bridge Road
Suita No. 2
St. Louis
Western Auto Assoc
F. D. Hanna
P. O
Marion
Mary Leffler
Greene and Hines World Beaters In 100 Meters
At the Amateur Athletic Union Track and Field Championships in Sacramento Charlie Greene and Jim Hines showcased sprint dominance with wind aided fast times. Hines won a heat in 9.8 seconds and Greene clocked 9.9 in the semis before Greene edged Hines in the final as six runners finished in 10.0. Ronnie Ray Smith timed 9.9 in the semi, while meet records were set by Randy Matson in the shot put and Bob Beamon in the long jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Charlie Greene
Jim Hines
Amateur Athletic Union
Greene
Hines
Ronnie Ray Smith
San Jose State
Randy Matson
Bob Beamon
Bob Day
Dick Railsback
Earl McCullouch
Ed Burke
This Day In History June 22 1968 Highlights
On June 22 1968 the Associated Press notes historical events including Germany invading the Soviet Union in 1941, the 1773 Dominican friars settlement in California, Napoleon's abdication in 1815, the U S Department of Justice creation in 1870, the 1911 coronation of George V and Mary, and other events from 1957 to 1963. It recalls presidential aide Sherman Adams resignation and cosmonauts honored in Red Square, with a White House summit hinted for the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Soviet Union
California
Napoleon Bonaparte
U. S. Department of Justice
Congress
George V
Britain
Queen Mary
Westminster Abbey
London
United States
Japan
U. N. Security Council
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Moscow
Red Square
Earth
White House
Johnson
Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Foreboding collection letter yields witty reply
A collection agency letter warns of silence, followed by a pencilled note stating there was no reason to be surprised because nothing was sent. The exchange highlights humor in a debt collection miscommunication.
Senate panel backs super group to govern amateur track
The Commerce Committee proposed creating a new national body to govern amateur track in the United States. The plan shifts to another committee, likely delaying action this year. Tribes of conflict linger as colleges vow a truce until after the Mexico City Olympics while the USTFF plans to run its own meets after November 1 in opposition to the AAU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Polk
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
AAU
Congress
Mexico City
U.S. Track and Field Federation
USTFF
National Collegiate Athletic Union
Warren G. Magnuson
Senator Wash backs law to enforce college settlement
Wash, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, threatened to write the suggested settlement into law and force colleges to accept it. Magnuson had aides draft a bill, but it was never introduced. Committee members met in a closed session and supported the super group. The committee urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to approve Sen. James B. Pearson's resolution to create an 11 member governing board including representatives of the AAU, colleges and other track factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Senate Judiciary Committee
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
AAU
Amateur Okker Downs Laver In London Tennis
Clark Graebner meets Tom Okker in the London Grass Courts final at Queen's Club. Okker beat Rod Laver 6 4 6 4, and Graebner knocked out Roy Emerson and Alexander Metreveli en route to the final. Open Wimbledon looms as the Open era begins with three amateurs among 16 seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okker
London
Queen’s Club
Australia
Rod Laver
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Peru
Alex Olmedo
Pro Circus
Los Angeles
Graebner
Fred Stolie
Roy Emerson
Russia
Alexander Metroveli
Manuel Santana
Spain
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
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Rae Vin
Linken
Stuckey
Glen Stanford
Berger Avenue
Sandra
Dee
Samdra
McNichols
Detroit
Mich
Call
Knox Construction & Real Estate Co
Kelly Hawkins
Kell
Harper's
Salem Road
M. E. Hart
Dahlgren
Neal Drive
Lyon Court
Johnnie’s
Airport Road
Crafts Center
12Th
Harrison Streets
Maytag
Robert Fry
Fairfield Road
Dobbs
Henson Feed Store
Belle Rive
Farmers
Dix
Singer Co
Kell Salvage Co
Tll
Kell, Ill
Renshaws
Sherwin Williams Co
Save
Sherwin Williams Company
Lelan Carr Equipment Co
Waltonville Rd
Bundie
Register-News Business Office
Golden Rule
Louis Fitts
Karpet Korner
Jordan
Clark Jewelers
North Ninth
Register-News Office
Ward
Sterling Dodson
Ouichita
Honda
Harrison St
Phone
Singer
Don Chapman
Waltonville Road
Singer TV
T.V
Burgin
T. V
Tolle Road
Dial
Main
The
the Singer Co
9Th St
Paul McGill
S. 17Th Street
Clark
Waynes
M. Benard Grain Co
Bonnie
Paul Foutch
Boyd
Helen Tate
Byerlander Shepherds
Black Toy Poodle Stud Service
Mae Callander
Tf Scotties
Westles
White Rock
Waltonville
DODGE
Temelcoff Texaco
Main Street
Warren
Warren Auto
Oakland
Volkswagen
FORD
Lasco
Moore Motors
Clair
South Salem
H & N Equipment Co
Albers
Temehoff Texaco
Studebaker
Temeloff Texaco
Lincoln
North
41Th
Rt. 15
Summersville
D. T. Henson Real Estate
E. Malin St
Benton
S. 24Th
College
Bertis L. Read
Casey, Ave
Gene Cox
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ralph Shelton
Hisness Power Company
Mable Shelton
Memoriam
Dr. Anslinger
Sisters of Good Samaritan Hospital
Garold R. Hyde
Wayne County
Jaycee Lake
Woodlawn
I Water
Suzuki
Ford Tractor
Allis W. C
Farmall
John Deere
Allis
New Idea
McCormick
Sturdi-Built Company
Ivan Whitson
Clarks
Texico Mill & Elevator Co
Cail
Calvin Williams
Shelton’s Farm Supply Co
Lesser
Jefferson County
Roy
Arnold Taylor
Lonnie Garrison
Hampshire
Ralph Isom
East Summersville
Lyle Ingram
Tom Bullock
F. G. Webb
Ashley Road
North Side Gulf
Dog Hines
Frank Weatherford
DouPont Tedler
Alsco Aluminum
Clyde Hicks
Lamar
R. R
Mt Vernon
Midwest
Hodge
South 1Th Street
Smith-Alsop Paint and Wallpaper Co
Main St
Wilburn Hauk
Jack’s
Auto Parts & Serv
Stan
Radio & TV
Burgins
8Th St
Olal
By Ron Kapoport
Commerce Committee
Velma’s Airport Cafe
St Louis
Centralia
Wjpf Herrin
L'S H Laundromat
West Broadway
North Salem Road
Route
Francis
Dewey
Park Avenue Church
Mt. Vernon, Il
Gorey
Nigat
Joe Martin
Insurance Agency
Woody Burnette
Navaco
Kenny Martin
Okker Downs Laver
Geoffrey Miller
Clark Graebner
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Eater Sheet Metal CO
Park Ave
Eljer
H & H Plumbing
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