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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1967

Page

4

Snow and Rain Forecast Across the Central U S

Snow and rain are predicted from Montana to Colorado and into eastern New Mexico with rain in the Plains and Mississippi Valley. Warm temperatures stretch from Texas to the Great Lakes while the northern Plains and northern California stay colder.

Montana Colorado New Mexico Plains Mississippi Valley Tennessee Kentucky Gulf Texas Great Lakes Ohio Valley California

Coy Edward Lackman dies in Carbondale at 77

Coy Edward Lackman 77 of Rt 2 Carbondale died at home Saturday at 4 p.m. of a heart attack after five months ill. Born April 27 1890 in Pope County he was a former Eaton Manufacturing salesman who served in World War I. Survived by his wife Hazel Harbison Lackman sons James Coy Fred L Gerald David Donald C daughters Betty Lackman Barbara Clark Johnson a brother David a sister Eva Warry and six grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Huffman Funeral Home burial Oakland Cemetery. Cremation burial notes accompany.

Coy Edward Lackman Rt. 2 Carbondale Pope County Giles Lackman Hazel Harbison Charleston Lackman Eaton Manufacturing Co Mardale Baptist Church U.S. Army James Coy Phoenix, Ariz Fred L Gerald David Kansas City Oakland Cemetery

Revolt Ends in Algeria as Boumedienne Secures Coup

President Boumedi nne announced loyal forces crushed an attempted coup on Thursday night. He dismissed the army chief of staff and resumed command of the armed forces in a national broadcast. Separately, John W. Loesing 95 of Sparta died Friday at Randolph County Nursing Home. He was born January 19 1872 in Florissant Missouri and survived by a large family. Services are 2 p.m. today at McDaniel Funeral Home Sparta with burial in Union Cemetery.

Algiers Houari Boumedienne Boumedienne John W. Loesing Sparta Randolph County Florissant Henry Louisa Loesing Estella Harder Emmett James Mersella Lehnherr Margaret Henderson McDaniel Funeral Timothy Strelow Baldwin Union Cemetery

Benton men charged with drunken driving in two arrests

Benton police arrested Herman Turner 46 of Kentucky and William Hamilton 25 of 217 Madison St. for driving while intoxicated. Turner was also charged with illegal transportation of liquor. Both were held at Franklin County jail for court appearance Monday.

Benton Herman Turner Kentucky N. McLeansboro William Hamilton Madison St Bailey Lane Franklin County

Five escape plane crash in New Mexico kills pilot

A snow storm crash near Corona New Mexico killed pilot Doss Maner of Maner Flying Service Alamagordo. Five passengers survived after Maj. J E Stout from Holloman AFB guided rescue over rugged terrain. Surviving Albuquerque residents Frank N Reeder Alex Padilla Daniel Petersen and Gilbert were identified. The report also notes the ancient Olympic Games origin.

Corona N.M Ap) Doss J. E. Stout Holloman Air Force Base Holloman Base Doss Maner Maner Flying Service Alamogordo Albuquerque Frank N. Reeder Alex Padilla Daniel Petersen Gilbert

Indians Isolate Stranded Travelers As Storm Threatens

Grants New Mexico AP report describes 21 inch snow blocking U S 66 and I 40 isolating hundreds of Navajo Indians on the reservation. Rescue teams search for seven unaccounted Laguna riders as a charter plane missing with six aboard is located near Corona 90 miles north of Alamogordo.

Grants N.M U.S. 66 Interstate 40 New Mexico al Adams Pinon Ariz Laguna Pueblo

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