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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1968

Page

8

Deaths in Carbondale area include Amel Spezia

Amel Spezia 47 of 211 Pecan St Carbondale died at 1130 p m Sunday at Doctors Memorial Hospital from a heart attack He was a Selmier Pearl towel salesman for 25 years WWII veteran Murphysboro VFW post Carbondale Moose Lodge survived by wife Marcella daughter Joyce O Daniel three grandchildren funeral 9 am Wednesday at St Francis Xavier Church Rosary 730 pm Tuesday Huffman Funeral Home burial in St Carlos Cemetery Herrin.

Amel Spezia Pecan St Carbondale Doctor’s Memorial Hospital Selmier-Peerless Towel and Spezia Murphysboro VFW Post Carbondale Moose Lodge Herrin James N Regina Bianchi Spezia Marcella Martin Jackson St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church James Spezia Marion Joyce O’daniel Hampton St. Francis Xavier Church Joseph Hansmann Huffman Funeral Home

Court orders bus drivers back to work in Chicago

A Circuit Court judge issued a preliminary injunction ordering dissident bus drivers to end a two day walkout and return to work. The CTW which says it represents 80 percent of CTA drivers seeks greater Negro representation in the Amalgamated Transit Union. Bus service was near normal on the North Side but low on other areas amid clashes and 18 arrests.

Chicago Apa Donald M. O’brien Chicago Transit Authority Transit Workers Union CTW CTA Amalgamated Transit Union of Chicago Transit Authority George L. Dement Authority Dement

Former Area Man Dies in Secor

Harry Fairchild 75 a former area resident died Sunday at his Secor home He born March 13 1893 in Jefferson County son of Rudolph and Eliza Hodge Fairchild He leaves his wife Delpha Card and daughters Juanita Nelson Annabelle McGhee and Helen Overturf sons Lawrence John and Edgar stepdaughter Faye Bullock 19 grandchildren seven great grandchildren and a brother Fred Burial in Knob Prairie Cemetery near Waltonville.

Harry Fairchild Secor Jefferson County Rudolph Eliza Hodge Fairchild Fairchild Delpha Card Juanita Nelson Peoria Annabelle McGhee Helen Overturf Benton Lawrence Phoenix Ariz John Marquette Edgar Faye Bullock Decatur Fred Centralia Brayfield Chapel Lesser Kenneth Gossett Funeral Knob Prairie Cemetery Waltonville

Benton airport manager dies in Benton

Dalton Chapman aged 57, Benton Airport manager, died Sunday at Franklin Hospital after a two week illness. He was a Franklin County resident, husband of Katherine Smith, father of Sheryl Kaye, and grandfather. Burial will be in Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery with services at Benton First Baptist Church. He was a member of the First Baptist Church.

Dalton Chapman Rt. 3 Benton Franklin Hospital Franklin County Guy and Hanna Schrade Chapman Katherine Smith Mr. Chapman Sheryl Kaye Robert First Baptist Church Benton First

Congressman Gallagher tied to Mafia links in 1964 FBI warning

An ex-Justice Department official and a current department source say the FBI informed President Johnson in 1964 that Representative Cornelius Gallagher of Bayonne New Jersey had close ties to the underworld. The alert followed a 1960 wiretap investigation into gangster links to the Dominican Republic and gun running.

Johnson Federal Bureau of Investigation Cornelius Gallagher Bayonne N.J Justice Department Department J. Edgar Hoover F.B.I Gallagher Joseph Joe Bayonne Zicarnelli Dominican Republic Zicarelli United States Dominican

Services set for John W. Jones 56 in Marion

John W. Jones 56 of 202 W Boyton St Marion died Friday night of a heart attack. He retired Aug 5 after 16 years as custodian at the Bank of Marion. He and his wife Ethel ran barbecue stands at the Du Quoin State Fair and Williamson County Fair for 15 years. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Wilson Funeral Home Marion. Burial Maplewood Cemetery. Visitation after 6 p.m. Tuesday. Rev M F Taylor Davenport IA and Rev Robert Buchanan Marion to officiate.

John W. Jones W. Boyton St Marion Wilson Funeral Home M. F. Taylor Davenport Iowa Robert Buchanan Maplewood Cemetery Jones Bank of Marion Ethel du Quoin Williamson County

Pope returns from Colombia after longest foreign trip

Pope Paul VI, age 70, arrived in Rome after a feat filled journey to Colombia. His physician said he endured the vigorous public appearances at high altitude well though he appeared tired at Fiumicino. In Bogota the pontiff urged peaceful reforms to aid the poor.

Castel Gandolfo Italy Paul Colombia Mario Fontana Bogota Rome Fiumicino

McCarthy Backers Mail 151 Support List in Illinois

Jackson County McCarthy supporters sent 151 names to Illinois Democratic delegates last week. Robert Brooks led the effort and said a letter accompanied the list stating McCarthy is best suited to defeat the Republican ticket in Illinois. The signatures came from a fundraiser during Sen. McCarthy’s niece Pat’s visit.

Jackson County Eugene McCarthy McCarthy Illinois Robert Brooks Brooks Sen. McCarthy Pat

Cooler air arrives with widespread tonight showers

Cooler air sweeps into the nation as showers and thundershowers spread from northern California through the inter mountain region to southern Texas. Temperatures dip in the eastern half while the north and central plains warm.

California Intermountain Texas Illinois

Harris survey shows Humphrey rise in public opinion

Louis Harris reports Hubert Humphrey’s public image reflects twenty years in politics. Voters praise his hard work and experience while criticizing his Democratic nomination path and close ties to Johnson and the Establishment. A majority sees him as vigorous but talks too much.

Louis Harris Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Johnson

Marion woman Lula Biggs 75 dies after weeklong hospital stay

Mrs Lula Ann Biggs 75 of Marion route died at 10 40 a m Sunday in Marion Memorial Hospital after seven days as a patient. Born March 8 1889 in Johnson County she married George Mangrum in Vienna 1906 he died 1946. She later married Marion Biggs in 1951 and lived in Marion 35 years. Survived by husband and children Edgar Mangrum Loren Barlow Homer Mangrum Jack Mangrum and Lester Lilley with 24 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Tuesday Wilson Funeral Home Marion Rev W E Raines officiating burial Cobden Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p m today.

Nettie E. Delaney Minton St Murphysboro St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Oroville Frank Eliza Clinton McCord Frank Delaney Delaney Methodist Church Fireman Frances Garavaglia Thalia H. Suggs Sparta Sparta Community Hospital Sharon Mayfield Woodland Hills Calif Marilyn Jean Muskopf Steeleville Robert A. Geggie Cape Girardeau Maydle Geggie McDaniel Fun Funeral Home Robert W. Stewart Union Cemery McDaniel Funeral Home Ann L. Curry Creal Springs Bedkin Funeral Milan Tenn Wayne Kirkpatrck Salem Cemetery Curry Cosby Funeral Home James Rt. 13 Centralia Marion Memorial Hospital Helen Hanson David Hanson Rebecca Hanson Iva McGeehon Emilye Swartzlander Williamson County James R. Wilson John W. Williams Marion Rt. 3 Tunnel Hill Catherine Burns Williams Ida Jones John Matty Atlanta Everett Christy Monroeville John and Grover Elgin Cora Sherman East St. Louis Mitchell Funeral Home Bruce Patton Pleasant Grove Cemetery Lula Ann Biggs Rt. 4 Johnson County James Gore George Mangrum Vienna Marion Biggs

Eisenhower's condition remains critical after heart irritability rise

Army doctors at Walter Reed report Dwight D. Eisenhower shows a further increase in heart irritability since Sunday and remains in critical condition. They note more frequent extras beats but no new rapid heart action episodes, with temperatures and weather data following in a separate bulletin.

Washington Ap) Army Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital

CIPS Records Fall as Power Demand Surges Again

Central Illinois Public Service Co. reports a new power demand record of 1,070,000 kilowatts between 2 and 3 p.m. Friday. The previous peak was set two days earlier, with customers drawing over a million kilowatts on five consecutive days from August 19 to 23.

Central Illinois Public Service Co

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