SIU Board Names Cuban Refugee as Visiting Professor
The Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees appointed former HavanaUniversity secretary and professor A Barakt as visiting professor in foreign languages from January 3 to June 15. The panel also created a system coordinator post for Robert Dean Isbell to modernize accounting procedures and named nursing lecturer Kathleen Bellamy, funded by the Jackson County Health Department. Edgar Wesley was slated as visiting history professor for the winter quarter, with additional visiting professorships for J Eugene Jackson of Stanford and Alonzo F Myers of Columbia University. Frank Kirk and Francis M Glynn received reassignments within SIU’s programs, including finance supervision for Glynn.
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Southern Ilinsis University Board of Trustees
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Tads A. Barakt
Public Insientign
University of Havana
Iil. Siu
Delvte W.mforris
Robert Dean Isbell
Carbondale
Isbell
SIU
National Cash Register Co
Vanand
United Fund Drive
Kathleen Bellamy
Jackson County Health Department
Edgar Wesley
National Education Associaion
Arthur Lean
SIU College of Education
J. Eugl Jackson
Stanford University
Alonzo F
Columbia University
Myers
Jackson
Stanford
Graduae School of Business
Frank \. Kirk
STU
Communit Comultant
Francis M.glyon
Chier
Kirk
Community Development Institute
Psychology
Glynn
Three Men Bonded On Hunting Charge In Franklin County
Three men Leon Rich 20 of Plumfield Gerald Parker 24 and Robert Branch 28 all of Orient were arraigned Friday on charges of unlawfully taking wild animals. Each was released on $400 bond after their Tuesday arrest following residents reports of rabbits being taken from a mor barn. Judge Frank Hanagan presided while Judge Webb Johnson attended a Chicago meeting.
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Franklin County
Leon Rich
Plumfield
Gerald Parker
Robert Branch
Orient
Frank Hanagan
Webb. Johnson
Chicago
Population on Formosa Rises Close to Four Percent
A government census survey shows Formosa population growing by nearly 4 percent annually. Population at the end of 1959 reached 10,431,341.
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Taipei
Formosa
Former Todd workers return to work under new owner
Nine former employees of Todd's Laundry and Dry Cleaners return to work in Murphysboro Monday for American Uniform Rental Co a new owner with a union contract but no immediate wage increase. The 40 hour week with time and a half overtime is set, and the nine may receive wage hikes later. The move ends a strike that began November 10 at Todd shops in Carbondale and Murphysboro. Todd keeps coin operated laundromats at all three locations. A tentative union contract was approved at United Mine Workers District 50 HQ in Herrin. 23 workers originally sought membership.
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Todd
Murphysboro
Gilbert ‘Todd
Carbondale
American Uniform Rental Co
Carterville
Rural fire district debate discussed by Murphysboro council
Somerset Volunteer Fire Department leaders led by Chief Norman Williams urged a rural district vote and calls outside city limits policy. Mayor Joe Williams and Fire Chief Williams warned Murphysboro may not guarantee cross-border aid. Somerset seeks to buy an old Murphysboro fire truck for 300 dollars and plans another election to form a district with a station north of Murphysboro and in Vergennes.
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Somerset Volunteer Fire Department
Norman Williams
Somerset
Williams
Muphysboro
Joe Williams
Celly
Rowde
Murphy
Vergennes
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