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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1965
Page
4
New York lawyers push a British rule to target psychiatrists who seduce female patients. A San Francisco doctor settled for 32000 after a wife and husband sued claiming therapy turned into illicit intimacy. Earlier cases in London and Missouri set a trend toward liability for such misconduct.
A New York Central Ohio State Limited derailed north of Worthington near Wilson Bridge Road after colliding with an earth mover. One man was killed and at least 25 people were injured, none seriously. The 12 car train, with 113 passengers and 10 crew, was en route to Columbus when it struck the earth mover, derailing eight cars and the double diesel engine.
Members of the Crab Orchard Job Corps Center near Carterville joined Carbondale East Side Improvement League to provide toys for a Carbondale Christmas party. The Carbondale group collected used toys repaired by volunteers.
Scientists John and Frank Craighead released small transmitters on seven grizzlies in Yellowstone National Park to monitor their movements and behavior. The study, sponsored by the National Geographic Society and the National Science Foundation, used 20 mile range beacons to map denning, feeding and social activity of the species.
Havana radio reported at least eleven killed when the 93 room Hotel Lux collapsed during the night on the water front in the old city. Twenty five more feared buried and thirteen treated for injuries as Cuban Red Cross and rescue workers searched the rubble for survivors.
Army Pvt Marion R Duley 21 son of Mr and Mrs William Duley Rt 1 Metropolis has finished a nine week aircraft repair course at Fort Eustis Virginia He entered the Army last July after graduating Joppa High School and attending Paducah Junior College Police Brief Johnston City Frank Steh fined 15 for speeding.
Britain imposes oil embargo on Rhodesia amid global pressure. A 16000 ton crude shipment redirects off Beira, Mozambique, while a Berlin type airlift for Zambia is planned. Rhodesia suspends debt payments. Portugal's neutrality could affect embargo success. Kenneth Kaunda orders gasoline rationing in Zambia. Ian Smith seeks Western backing.
Marion reports Franklin Belcher fined 19 dollars for speeding and Carterville lists Ernest James fined 35 dollars for speeding. The rest discusses geopolitical ties involving Portugal Rhodesia and Angola but no additional local action.
Springfield AP reports Illinois held 36 fewer school bond and tax referendums this year than last, yet the success rate rose by 8 percent. The Illinois Education Association said 219 of 299 elections were successful, compared with 218 of 335 in 1964.
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