Student Faces Two Charges at SIU Campus Incident
Ronald P. Patton, 20, of 114 Small Group Housing Carbondale, faces illegal possession of liquor and underage drinking charges after police said he was drinking beer in a car at 4 07 a m Sunday at South Illinois avenue and Walnut street. Three others were with him. his license was seized and he is to appear before Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz Tuesday morning. The youths were not charged. Patton’s home is in Lawrenceville.
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Southern Ilinois University
Ronald P. Patton
Carbondale
South Illinois Avenue
Walnut Street
Patton
Robert Schwartz
Lawrenceville
F J Meller of Anna Dies
F J Meller of Anna died of a heart attack Sunday night after hospitalization. He owned Hillcroft Farm south of Anna and served as district manager for Continental Optical Co. He held multiple lodge and radio roles and leaves wife Helen, son Dr J D Meller, and grandson Jimmie Miller. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Crain Norris Funeral Home with burial in Anna Cemetery.
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Meller
Anna
Union County Hospital
Hillcroft
Continental Optical Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Neighbor
Homewood
Southeastern Illinois Civil Defense Mutual Aid Area
Union County CD
Shawnee Radio Association
Helen
J. D. Meller
Jimmie Miller
Crain-Norris
Kermit Prince
First Presbyterian Church
Crop Duster Freed From Wrecked Plane
Bryan Johnson a 28 year old crop plane operator was forced free after his aircraft failed over a pepper field in Fort Lauderdale. The plane crashed into pine trees, dropped 40 feet and nosedived pinning him against twisted metal. About a dozen farm workers freed him. he received hospital treatment and was released.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bryan Johnson
Johnson
Scuaa Rae
neneeReennaEenna Southern
Llinoisan
Suny
Southern Tiinois Publications Inc
West Main Street
Carbondale
North 6Th Street
Herrins
South 3Rd Street
Murphysboro
Ullnois
Southern Witnesson
Carbondale Free Press
Herrin Daily Journal
Associated Presax
IPAC Extends Luxury Item Removal to Telephones and TVs
Illinois Public Aid Commission continues curb on luxury home items for aid recipients. Caseworkers assess necessity of telephones and television sets, with exceptions for health emergencies, shut-ins, and verified gifted items. The program aims to ensure grant funds cover basic needs amid funding shortages. The Ozark Mahoning Fluorspar Mining Co. union vote results show Machinists union representation with 40 votes for and 2 against.
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Ozark-Mahoning Fluorspar Mining Co
Rosiclare
International] Association of Machinists
Abor
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Lando Howard
TPAC
Ilinois
Howard
IPAC
Machinists
Tmion
Marion Area Youth Shot and Local Obituaries
Donald Spicer a 15 year old from Marion was shot in the right foot while cleaning a .22 rifle at his home about 3 am. Minnie Julia Fisher 70 of Murphysboro dies after nine months illness with funeral set at Meyer-Denny. Harrison Zimmerman 68 of Murphysboro dies with arrangements pending. Herbert Harris 34 of Marion injured by a horse kick, hospitalized with a broken left thumb and right ring finger.
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Donald Spicer
Rt. 5
Marion
Spicer
Marion Memorial Hospital
Harrison Zimmerman
Oak St
Murphysboro
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Meyer-Denny Funeral Home
Herbert Harris
Rt. 1
Fire Causes $1,000 Loss at West Frankfort Garage
Fire damaged a garage at Bill Murphy residence 1201 E 4th St West Frankfort at 1 15 pm Sunday. Firemen said overheated coal furnace caused the blaze. Two cars were moved from the garage before damage occurred.
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Bill Murphy
E. 4Th St
West Frankfort
Head On Crash Kills Two in Rural Kentucky District
A sequence of fatal and serious traffic crashes occurred during the weekend in southern Illinois and western Kentucky. Verseman 58 and Jacob both died in a head on collision on Rt. 37 near Mound City, while Bramlett 19 from Murphysboro was seriously injured. Other fatalities included Keith 32 of Cairo and Moore 27 of Houston in separate crashes near Benton. Local authorities reported multiple injuries and ongoing investigations as funeral services were arranged for the deceased.
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Verseman
Jacob
Ken Persons
Anneth R. Bramlett
Murphys
Mound
Carbondale
Satur
Rose
Norma Hamm
Bramlett
Moore
Houston
Tex
Max Keith
Cairo
Billy G. Gibson
Benton
Thomas Edward Moore
Hous
Keith
Rt. 57
Marion
Lane
Ellsworth C
Rt. Wf
Mound City
Anna
Michael Henman
Salur
John Branman
Carwife
Agnes
Kondale
Nashville Clinic
Rt. 127
Nashville
Harry Thetford
Waukegan
Rt. 146
West Vienna
Union County Hospital
Edmond H
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Observations show rapid relief and actual shrinking over months, with no narcotics or anesthetics. Sufferers with 10 to 20 years of symptoms reportedly improved. available as suppositories or ointment with applicator at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Water Line Completed Delivers 16-inch main in Marion
The installation of a 16 inch water main in Marion was completed and normal water pressure restored today. Supt Paul Powell said flushing of the main from the filter plant on Madison street to Market street was finished about 11 am. The line runs along Illinois Central Railroad right of way replacing two former mains on William McLaren's property. Water pressure had been low in the western city district Friday due to reuse of an eight inch main before the larger lines were installed.
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Marion
Paul Powell
Madison Street
Market Street
Illinois Central Railroad
William McLaren
Auto Struck Parked Car injuring occupant in Marion
A Marion man Seth Norris 1209 N Logan Sr was ticketed Sunday for reckless driving and fictitious license plates after his auto struck a parked car on DeYoung near Glendale at 5 17 p m. The Kelly car occupant Violet Kelly was hospitalized for observation in good condition. Norris was treated for a chest injury and listed in good condition.
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Marion
Seth Norris
N. Logan Sr
Bill Deaton
Norris
jHe
Marion Memorial Hospital
Violet Kelly
DeYoung Street
Glendale
Kelly
Travel And Study Mexican Tour Planned
SIU plans a two month travel study in Mexico next summer via its Latin American Institute at the University of Guanajuato. The program offers 12 credits in Spanish language literature and history for 1963 high school graduates or qualified adults, with $80 tuition scholarships possible. Basil Hedrick will direct, with his wife accompanying. departures from SIU June 15 and return August 13.
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Guanajuato
Carbondale
U.S
Mexico
Monterrey
Cuernavaca
Mexico City
Latin American Institute
Southern Illinois University
SIU
University of Guanajuato
Univer
Basil Hedrick
Ella McAlpin Dies in Marion at 67
Mrs Ella T McAlpin 67 of 1508 S Market Marion died at home Sunday at 4 15 p m Born Feb 15 1878 daughter of W A and Millie Culling Thaxton lifelong Williamson County resident She married John H McAlpin who died Sept 19 1945 Surviving son and grandson Dr Joseph McAlpin of Marion sister Bessie Sizemore Carterville Hettie Crowell West Frankfort brother John Thaxton Taylorville granddaughters Carol and Laurie McAlpin Marion She was a member of Ion First Baptist Church Services set for 2 p m Tuesday Wilson Funeral Home Marion with burial Rose Hill Cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m today.
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Ella T. Mcalpin
S. Market St
Marion
W. A
Millie Colling Thaxton
Williamson County
John H. Mc Alpin
John Thaxton
Taylorville
Bessie Sizemore
Carterville
Hettie Crowell
West Frankfort
Carol
Laurie McAlpin
I Jon First Baptist Church
Wilson Funeral Home
C. R. Walker
Rose Hill Cemetery
Frank Lipski Dies at 77 in Blairsville Burial Planned
Frank Lipski 77 of Blairsville died 8 p m Saturday at Herrin Hospital after admission from Hampton Nursing Home He was born September 1885 in Poland and was a retired liner He leaves a son Chester and daughter Mrs Ann Bachner both of Strongsville Ohio a brother Stanley of Royalton six grandchildren Funeral services set for 1 p m Tuesday at Moeller Funeral Home Royalton Rev Percy Gentry Energy will officiate Bur ial in Blairsville Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Frank Lipski
Blairsville
Herrin Hospital
Hampton Nursing Home
Herrin
Septemer
Poland
Lipski
Chester
Ann Bachner
Strongsville
Ohio
Stanley
Royalton
Mrs Stephens Dies Herrin Woman Services Set
Mrs Mary Alice Stephens 8 of Rt 1 Herrin died at Hampton's Nursing Home Herrin born July 7 1881 in Kentucky daughter of Mr and Mrs John Peters married to David Stephens in 1900 Greenwood Ky he died 1956 she was a member of Herrin First Christian Church Thelma Eldridge Loren Peters Della Kelley and Charles Peters survive with eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren services p m Wednesday at Johnson Funeral Home Herrin Rev Frank E Davis will officiate burial in Herrin City Cemetery calling after 6 p m today
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Mary Alice Stephens
Rt. 1
Herrin
Hampton's Nursing Home
Kentucky
John Peters
David Stephens
Greenwood, Ky
Stephens
Herrin First
Thelma Eldridge
Loren
Rt. 3
Marion
Della Kelley
Charles Peters
Walnut Creek
Calif
Johnson Funeral Home
Frank E. Davis
Herrin City
Fires Threat Persists Despite Cold and Snow in Area
Illinois Forestry Service at Benton reported crews fought a field fire near Stonefort from 5 30 to 9 30 p m on Sunday with little timber burned. No acreage was available. A small fire was also reported near Winkle per Murphysboro forestry office.
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Illinois Forestry Service
Benton
Stonefort
Charles Maleski
Murphysboro
State Division of Forestry
Winkle
Judge Juergens Suffers Heart Attack in Chester
U S District Judge William D. Juergens age 62 is reported in satisfactory condition at Chester Memorial Hospital after a heart attack Sunday. Juergens, of Chester, presides over the Eastern District of Illinois and holds court in East St. Louis.
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U.S
William D. Juergens
Chester Memorial Hospital
Juergens
Chester
Illinois
East St. Louis
The Pie Comes First By JR Collard
A playful essay argues that a solid forced air heating system is the foundation of year round indoor comfort. It uses pie analogies to emphasize planning the core system before adding cooling.
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Jr, Collard
Lennox
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Ann Fisher Brouillette
Washington, D.C
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First Church of Christ Scientist
Tower Grove Cemetery
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Ella McAlpin
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Mardale Shopping Center
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R. Buckminster Fuller
Southern
Nors University
Kenneth Miller
Webster Ballance
Ralph McCoy
Fuller
SIU Library
Charles B. Ryan
University of Oregon
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Weller’s
Santa Claus
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Southern Illinois Surgical Appliance Company
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