SIU Hosts National Security Seminar Planning Meet
About 20 area civic leaders met at Southern Illinois University to plan a 10 day National Security Seminar running March 21 to April 1. The program includes 33 lectures and 17 films for 150 reserve officers and 850 civilians, with topics such as space exploration, geo economics, geo politics, and counter insurgency. Enrollment drives will target civilians in western Kentucky Indiana Illinois and eastern Missouri including St. Louis.
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Southern Illinois University
SIU
Arthur Johnson
U. S. Navy
Alexander MacMillan
SIU Transportation Institute
Afrotc
Harold Brown
Army Reserve
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Johnson
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
St. Louis
SIU Board Approves Faculty Additions at campuses
SIU Board of Trustees named Albert N. Y. Badre professor of economics. Ann Boydston, wife of the athletics director, received a permanent associate director post on the Dewey Publications project. Marisa L. Canut, Harold F. Engelking, and John B. Hawley were also appointed to new permanent roles. About 30 temporary and conditional appointments were approved at Edwardsville and Carbondale campuses.
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Albert N. Y. Badre
Lebanon
Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees
Prof. Badre
American University
Beirut
State University of Iowa
Middle East
United Nations Bureau of Economics Affairs
Conor Ann Boydston
SIU
Donald Boydston
New York State Education Department
Pharmacy Facts From Herrin Rexall
An advertisement from Herrin Rexall Drugs stresses dependable prescription filling and patient service at 116 North Park. It highlights prompt availability when needed and offers to explain medication use and answer questions. The ad emphasizes readiness to assist customers whenever care is required.
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Ken
Herrin Rexall
Déctor
Herrin Rexall Drugs
North Park
Montroy Chester barber dies after illness at Memorial Hospital
Paul E. Montroy 65 of 518 Holmes St Chester died Saturday at Memorial Hospital after an illness. He was a barber and member of Barbers Local 583 St Marys Catholic Church Knights of Columbus St Marys Council 3790 and Holy Name Society. Born December 15 1899 in Chester he married Helen Wolff on November 23 1925 in Evansville. He leaves his wife his mother a brother Joseph L Montroy a sister Mrs Mary Rose Wolff and another brother Daniel G Montroy of Decatur Ga. Rosary at 7:30 p m today at Schroeder Funeral Home. Funeral 10 a m Monday at St Marys Church burial in church cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p m today at the funeral home.
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Holmes St
Chester
Memorial Hospital
Barbers
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Knights of ‘Columbus
St. Mary’s
The
Holy Name Society
Montroy
Theodore and
Susanna Paulus Montroy
Helen Wolff
Evansville
Joseph L. Montroy
Mary Rose Wolff
Daniel G. Montroy
Decatur
Schroeder
James McCormick
Navy probes crash of patrol plane off Brunswick Maine
The Navy began an investigation after a patrol plane crashed about 25 miles offshore in the Atlantic. One crewman was killed and five others were rescued, taken to Brunswick Naval Air Station Hospital in good condition.
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Brunswick, Maine
Navy
Atlantic
Brunswick Naval Air Station Hospital
Weather: Mixed precipitation bands move across regions today
Cooler air arrives with rain or snow forecast for the north and central Plateau and extreme north Pacific coast. Snow is expected in the upper Mississippi valley and northern New England. Showers extend from the south Atlantic states to the Lakes and New England with warmer conditions in the Northeast and cooler readings from the eastern Plains to the Lakes.
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Plateau
North
Pacific Coast
Mississippi Valley
New England
South Atlantic States
Lakes
Weekend Weather and Lake Level Briefs
The area will see a high of 65 Friday and a low of 50 with a 10 am Saturday temperature of 55. Rainfall totals 0.09 inch from Friday 7 am to Saturday 7 am. Sunset today is 4:37 with Monday sunrise 7:17 and sunset 4:38. Crab Orchard Lake is 21 inches below spillway, Devil's Kitchen Lake 1 inch, Little Grassy Lake 2 inches, and Lake of Egypt 3 inches below spillway.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Devil’s Kitchen Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Lake of Egypt
Denver Woman Awarded 9500 After Tarantula Bite
A Denver District Court jury awarded Henrietta Sniderman 9500 dollars after she said a tarantula bit her hand while she held bananas in a supermarket. The 54 year old sought damages for injuries from the bite.
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Denver
Henrietta Sniderman
Woman Killed in Mount Prospect Car Train Collision
Mrs. Lena Schuller, 57, of Prospect Heights, died Saturday after her car collided with a Chicago & North Western Railway passenger train at the Mt. Prospect Road crossing despite flashing lights and warning bells. Police described her as a resident of Prospect Heights.
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Lena Schuller
Prospect Heights
Chicago & North Western Railway
Schuller
Mt. Prospect Rd. Crossing
Club Sponsors Santa Line in Murphysboro
A Santa line will operate in Murphysboro on Monday and Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. sponsored by Murphysboro Junior Chamber of Commerce members. Parents can dial 684-3176 for children to talk directly with Santa Claus.
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Santa Claus
Murphysboro
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Two U.S. Soldiers Freed From Viet Cong Captivity In Okinawa
The Pentagon said Saturday that Sgt. George E. Smith and Spec. 5 Claude D. McClure are in Okinawa after release. They are undergoing debriefing and medical examinations and no plans for a U.S. news conference were announced.
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New York Times
Washington
Pentagon
United States
Okinawa
George E. Smith
Claude D. McClure
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