General Koch Plans Anthology Of Patton Legacy
Brig. Gen Oscar W. Koch, Patton’s chief intelligence officer, reflects on decisions that shaped Allied strategy from Bastogne to Sicily and recalls Patton’s leadership style. Koch, who served 39 years, is preparing an anthology on Patton, describing him as a complex figure and a demanding but caring commander.
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Students sponsor annual art sale at Southern Illinois University
Art students at Southern Illinois University will sponsor an annual Christmas sale of prints drawings pottery and jewelry Mayday through December 14 in the University Center activity room A. Sale hours run daily from morning to 8 p.m. The student sellers include both graduate and undergraduate artists.
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Johnston City Chief Named Publicity Chairman in Illinois Education Association
Mrs Jussie Moore questioned the nominating committee during the Williamson County section meeting in Marion. President Paul Walker announced a slate of officers. John Parks Johnston City was named chairman with Jack Murphy Herrin as vice chairman Erma Bernard Energy secretary and Harry Banycky Carterville treasurer and vice chairman.
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Cuban exile recalls life under Castro in Herrin interview
Lopez, 33, recounts seven years of fear in Cuba, prison ordeals on Isla de Pinos and Moro, his family’s escape by boat to Key West, and his hopes for democracy. He describes foreign troops in Cuba, harsh jail conditions, and the value of freedom while adjusting to American life.
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Williamson Institute Speech Links Crime to Education
Randolph, director of the state Dept. of Public Safety, told Williamson County teachers that school dropouts make up a large share of inmates in federal and state prisons and that education helps prevent crime. He cited youths’ dating and parental factors, urged early intervention, and noted a rise in youthful crime alongside dropouts. He also described Vienna prison’s implications and the push for vocational rehabilitation.
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