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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1962

Page

6

Graff dies. Ava man was 65 and a Pevely Dairy salesman

Roscoe H. Graff of Ava died Saturday at St Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro after about four months illness. He was 65, born August 17, 1897 in Ora Township to Granville and Margaret Reiman Graff. He was a retired Pevely Dairy salesman in St Louis and a member of the Late Baptist Church near Ava and the Pevely Booster Club. He leaves wife Marie Archer Graff, a daughter Mary Virginia Lorentz of Los Angeles and a stepdaughter Genevieve Brown of Portland, three grandchildren and three sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending with Wilson Funeral Home.

AVA Roscoe H. Graff St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Murphysboro Pevery Dairy St. Louis Late Baptist Church Pevely's Booster Club Ora Wilson Funeral Granville Ava Margaret Reiman Graff Mary Virginia Lorentz Los Angeles Calif Genevieve Brown Portland, Ore Elda Williamson Carrie Ditzier Flo Stout

Peking Paper Hints Red Conciliation

The Peking authorized newspaper article recalling Sun Yat Sen stresses a continued China Soviet partnership and contrasts Sun’s Leninist path with Mao’s call for direct confrontation. Analysts see this as Beijing signaling Moscow that basic goals remain aligned despite differing ideologies. The piece notes Khrushchev’s view favors gradual infiltration of democratic systems.

Robert Trumbull New York Times Hong Kong China Soviet ‘Union Denmin Jihpai Chinese Communist Party Peking Sun Yat‘Sen Sun Kremlin Soviet Union Moscow Lenin Bolshevik Mao Tse-Tung Communist Party United States Khrushchev

Portrait among 49 offerings by Bernard Baruch Jr.

Bernard Baruch Jr. of New York, son of the famed financier, has a portrait featured among a group of 49 works. The listing highlights the heir’s collection and places emphasis on notable lineage within the event.

Bernard Baruch Jr New York

Winget Heads Tape Union in Carbondale

Jay Winger of Carbondale elected president of Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union local 904 at the Technical Tape Corp plant. Officers include Clifford Brantley and Taylor Russell, among others. Preliminary bargaining to start Monday after 78 of about 120 members voted. In immunization news 1,140 received oral polio vaccine in Red Bud with 2,000 expected in Randolph County.

Jay Winger Carbondale Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union Echnical Tape Corp Clifford Brantley Murphysboro Taylor Russell Carterville Laveda Pyle Hewitt Hudson Jim Kovar F. P. Gaunt Glen the County Medical Society Russell Royal Len Red Bud Charles Smith Elinics Earl Garvin P. m Sparta West Frankfort dele‘Hospital Veterans of Foreigns Gates Wars Hall Chester Steeleville Coulterville City Hall

Police Brief: Oklahoma man fined for improper parking

James Allen Smelser of Oklahoma City was fined $10 plus costs by Justice of the Peace Jim Bob Kerley after a State Trooper William Mauruizio ticketed him for improper parking.

Murphysboro James Allen Smelser Oklahoma City Okla Justice of the Peace Jim Bob Kerley William Mauruizio

Forest Use Group Holds Meeting No Proposals Expected

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced no new legislation would be proposed for the national forests after a two day meeting of the advisory committee on multiple use. The group had a fruitful session but produced no specific resolutions while reaffirming support for timber grazing watershed mining and recreation use in the national forests.

Orville Freeman Advisory Committee

Communist Party Banned in Algeria

The Algerian government banned the Communist party and halted the Arab language party paper Hourya. Information Minister Mohamed Hadj Hamou said Premier Ahmed Ben Bella’s government made the decision days earlier and would not disclose further details. No immediate action against party leaders was announced.

Communist Party Mohamed Hadj Hamou Ahmed Ben Bella Fi Hourya

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