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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1965
Page
9
In Princeton New Jersey a survey discusses whether schools should require boys to keep hair short amid a national fuss over long hair in American schools. Gallup poll results show 80 percent favoring short cuts 17 percent opposed and 3 percent undecided.
The Carbondale Chamber of Commerce commends the police department and Chief Jack Hazel for stopping solicitations of advertising and sale of safety seals by individuals misrepresenting organizations. Several claimed labor newspaper representation but AFL-CIO checks did not substantiate their statements. The chamber urges area businesses to verify solicitors with chamber officials before approving sales.
In York Pennsylvania engineers were asked to increase noise on an office installation after Rhode Island Hospital in Providence complained its air conditioning was too quiet. The hospital said the quiet system failed to guarantee conversational privacy or block street sounds.
In San Francisco a voluntary Death by Own Action Prevention Center, led by Harvey Mayes, responds to crisis calls 24 hours a day. The center, nonsectarian and nonprofessional, trains 56 volunteers to comfort potential suicides, with most callers showing hope after contact. Police are used only in emergencies.
Sealtest Foods scientists unveil CHIPNICS chips made from homogenized potato batter rather than slices. The result is a light lively crackly crisp with less grease flavor cells that burst in the mouth, giving a new texture and strong chip structure.
Don Walker Herrin faced assault and battery and driving without a license charges in Williamson County Circuit Court. James Artis Herrin dropped the case. Walker agreed to pay court costs of 19 dollars and 30 cents.
Rex Sherman of Murphysboro pleaded guilty in Williamson County Circuit Court to assault and battery. The charge, filed by Blanche Elliott of Blairsville, said the incident occurred December 21 at her home. Judge John Clayton fined Sherman $25 and allowed 30 days to pay $10.30 in court costs after serving $5 daily in jail.
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