Horovitz double bill at Southern Winds University
Southern Winds University presents two one acts by Israel Horovitz, It's Called the Sugar Plum and The Indian Wants the Bronx, opening tonight. The trouble-plagued Sugar Plum drags with overwriting while The Indian Wants the Bronx features solid performances, notably Hugh Smith and the young duo, with strong direction and design elevating the second piece.
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Ly Margaret Ann Nicesey
Southern Minds
Southern Winds University
Southern Players
Israel Horovitz
Bronx
Horovitz
New York
Wallace Zuckerman
Hugh Smith
Gupta
Hig 5On1
Juveie
Joey
Bob Marinaccio
Murph
Art Burns
Pussyface
Belin
Stewart Harrison
Philip Hendren
Wally
John Mincher
University Theater
SIU Communications
Cabbie recounts forced ride to Pinckneyville
Ray Garris of Yellow Cab Co in Carbondale told Cartondale police a man forced him to drive to Pinckneyville Wednesday night. The driver picked up the man at Helden Hospital and headed to Murphysboro, the assailant implied a knife but did not display one. Garris then delivered the man to a Pinckneyville police car, collected payment, and returned to Carbondale. Pinckneyville police later sent the man by bus to St Louis without knowledge of Garris pressing charges.
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Ray Garvis
Yellow Cab Co
Carbondale
Cartondale
Pinckneyville
Garris
Helden Hospital
Murphysboro
Carbon
Syrians free two Israeli hijack victims in Damascus exchange
Two Israeli passengers from the August hijacked TWA jetliner were released by Syria and flew to Athens on the same plane. In exchange, Israel freed 13 Syrians. The released men were Shlomo Samueloff, a physiology professor, and Salah Muallem, a travel agent. They were among 113 aboard when the Rome to Athens flight was seized and a bomb exploded on landing in Damascus.
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Athens
TWA
Damascus
Syria
Israel
Shlomo Samueloff
Salah Muallem
Tel Aviv
Services Monday for Chester man
George A Bewie 71 of Chester died in Memorial Hospital. He was born January 26 1898 in Chester and married Elizabeth Dreezka October 12 1919. A retired prison guard and St John Lutheran Church member, he leaves his wife daughter Dorothy Bowie and several sisters. Funeral 2 pm Monday at St John Lutheran Chester with burial at St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 pm Saturday at Welge Funeral Home.
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Chester
Fred Bewie
Elizabeth Dreezka
Ar. Bewie
St. John Lutheran Church
Cosster
Dorothy Bowie
St. Louis
Ato
Clara Schmidt
Tda Grove
Town
Alma Gentseh
Williamson may get emergency farm loans aid
The Farmers Home Administration designated Williamson County for emergency loans through June 30, 1970, due to substantial crop and farm damage from excessive rainfall and flooding in May through July. Senators Smith and Percy, Illinois Republicans, announced the action. Funeral services for Nancy Whaley, 81, Benton, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Hobbs Johnson Funeral Home.
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Farmers Home Administration
Williamson County
Ralph T. Smith
Charles H. Percy
Hobbs- Johnson
Benton
Nancy Whaley
Commercial St
Whaley
Franklin
Franklin County Hospital
Paul Ott
Masonie and
Odd Fellows Cemetery
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Joanna Dibble
Bob Worokee
Carol Roseeen
Worckee
Miss Roseen
Cabbie
Johnston City
Kenneth J. Gray
D-West
Frankfort
Federal Highway Administration
Illinois
State Department of Public Works and Buildings
Atty
Thomas W. Haney
Richard B. Ogilvie
Public Works Department
Broadway Boulevard
Herrin Avenue
Haney
West Frankfort
Federal Savings & Loan
Fereralg
Herrin
George A. Bewie
Gak St
Memorial Hospital
Williamson
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale Murphysbord
Marion
Herrinton
Minois
Walnut
Union
Tith
J. W. Dant
Walkers ii
Beefeater’s Gin
Fleischmann
Walker Deluxe
Just
Pedro Domecq
Spain
Cutty Sark
Ipa
Pan
Crawfords
S. Washington
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