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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1960

Page

9

Pair Guilty In Death Plot Sealed Plea Deals in Murder Case

David L. Thompson, 25, of Monmouth TH, and Doris Dix, 26, pleaded guilty to reduced second degree murder charges in the April murder plot against Doris Dix's husband. Thompson received 15 years. Dix's sentence was deferred for background parole review. William Mullane, 41, faced first degree murder charges but signed statements admitting roles. Mullane awaits trial.

David L. Thompson Monmouth Doris Dix James F. Nangle William Mullane Thompson Gene Dix

Concert Postponed for Herrin Township Band

The Herrin Township High School band and chorus Christmas concert moved from December 13 to December 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the school gymnasium.

Herrin Township High School

Carbondale Man Fled City Work Crew Held In Jail

Ted Haacke aged 4 of North Washington Ave Carbondale was jailed for three days after fleeing a city work crew about a month ago Officials said he was arrested Tuesday by Police Chief Roy Bain He had been serving a fine for the city when he disappeared and will be released Thursday originally charged with disturbing the peace and fined 15 dollars, he opted to work the fine for the city

Carbondale Ted Haacke North Washington Ave Haacke Roy Bain Bain Ray Bain Robert Schwartz

New York Official Found Guilty in Conflict Charges

Manhattan Borough President Hulan Jack was found guilty on conflict of interest charges over a $4,400 arrangement to redecorate his Harlem apartment by lawyer Sidney J. Ungar. He faces automatic removal, possible three years in jail and fines when sentenced January 16. Jack plans to appeal and will not resign.

New York Manhattan Hulan Jack Jack Cils Sidney J. Ungar Harlem Ungar Board of Estimate

West Frankfort Barber Dies in Shop at 72

West Frankfort barber Bar ney M. Childers, 72, of 209 N Logan St collapsed in his shop Tuesday afternoon and died on arrival at Union Hospital at 4 15 p m of a heart attack Funeral services will be at 2 p m Thursday at the First Baptist Church with Rev T H King officiating Burial will be at Last Fork Cemetery He was constable for a second term and a member of the First Baptist Church He is survived by his wife Fay and relatives from West Frankfort Herrin and Thompsonville The Reedy Funeral Home announced viewing hours today after 7 p m and at the church an hour before services

West Frankfort Barney M. Childers N. Logan St Union Hospital Eugene Dorris Sait Evan Bowyer Jimmie Childers First Baptist Church Thompsonville Sarah Childers Fay Bob Childers Robert Brewer Herrin T. H. King Last Fork Reedy Funeral Home

Sangamo Electric cuts dividend to 18 1 2 cents a share

Springfield December 7 AP Sangamo Electric Co board of directors on Tuesday reduced the quarterly dividend to common stockholders from 22 cents paid since December last year to 18.5 cents a share, effective December 16.

Springfield Sangamo Electric Co. Board of Directors

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