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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1964

Page

8

Steelworkers Union Rival Fires at McDonald in election clash

I W Abela and David J McDonald traded barbed phrases as Abela opened his bid to replace McDonald as president of the United Steelworkers Union. Abela accused McDonald of contempt for members while promising rank and file control. McDonald urged public debates and noted ongoing contract talks.

Lindsay-Schaub Wire Services Chicago I. W. Abela David J. McDonald United Steel Workers ‘Union Abel McDonald Pittsburgh USW Tmioh Tere Palm Springs California

Hershel Hall Dies At 53 In Herrin Hospital

Hershel Hall 53 of Rt 2 Carterville died at 9 30 p m Friday in Herrin Hospital after months of illness. Born February 19 1911 in Goreville he was a retired coal miner and former Johnston City resident. Survived by daughters Betty Bennett Margaret Hoffard Loretta Ku and sons Ronald Fred Jerry. brothers Lawrence and Troy. 12 grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Monday at Murman and Wilson Johnston City with Rev Edwin Wooden officiating. Burial Maple Wood Marion. Friends may call after 4 pm today at the funeral home.

Hershel Hall Rt. 2 Carterville Herrin Hospital Goreville Fred Lillie Grace Hall Johnston City Betty Bennett Herrin Margaret Hoffard Loretta Ku Germany Ronald Hollywood Fla Tuscola Jerry Fort Sill Okla Lawrence Hall Cairo Troy Hall Dubuque Iowa Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Edwin Wooden Maple Wood Cemetery Marion

Rites in Belleville for former resident Marjorie Newgent

Former Chester resident Marjorie C Allison Newgent 44 died in Belleville. Funeral and burial at Valhalla Cemetery followed her April 11 1920 birth in Chester. She married Robert R Newgent January 27 1951 in Pocahontas Ark. Survived by husband, parents Royce and Louetta Allison, two daughters Sheila Rice and grandchildren. also three sons, brothers George and Royce. a brother Harry killed in WWII.

Marjorie C. Newgent Chester Belleville Valhalla George Allison Dumas Tex Royce Allison Harry Allison Theirst Presbyterian Church American Legion Auxiliary Harmony-Em- Be-Ellis School

Auto Makers Pace Economy in 7 Million Car Year Outlook

American Motors Vice President Thomas A Coupe says the U S economy is on a fast track with the auto industry leading. He notes a move from 6 million to over 7 percent yearly car sales and forecasts 8 to 10 million car years as possible, while AMC and others face rising international sales pressures.

Detroit Mid American Motors Thomas A. Coupe Coupe AMC U.S

Pregnant Wife Charged in San Bernardino Husband Death

Mrs. Lucille Miller, 24, faces murder charges after her dentist husband Dr. Gordon E. Miller, 39, burned to death in their car near Alta Loma. Attorney Edward P. Foley says she is 30 months pregnant with his child and will seek bail with the doctor’s report.

San Bernadino Calif Lucille Miller Edward P. Foley Nardino Foley Superior Court

Rail Strike Ban Hearings Ended in Chicago

A federal judge ended six days of hearings on a bid to stop a nationwide rail strike by three non operating unions. Judge Joseph Sam Perry will decide by December 24 whether to grant the injunction. He has already issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting a strike before Christmas Day, but the unions plan to wait until January 1 before striking.

Chicago Joseph Sam Perry Perry

Christmas reunion as Berlin gates open in divided city

Tens of thousands of Berliners cross into the Soviet sector as East German border guards open the wall before dawn. By late afternoon about 70 900 West Berliners had passed with special Reds passes while West Berlin police counted more than 6 000 cars at four crossings. The operation ran smoothly with border guards and customs reinforced. About 800 000 of West Berlin's 2.2 million residents are eligible for passes.

Berlin West Berlin

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