Allied officials named in corporate leadership notes
J. M. Jans named Allied assistant chief engineer along with John D. Lundy serving as general manager of the corporation's General Chemical Division. William Brannon from Metropolis and Herbert Hall also are listed as Allied executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jans
Allied
John D. Lundy
Corporation
General Chemical Division
William Brannon
Metropolis
Herbert Hall
Press for sanctions as talks falter over Israel withdrawal
Asian Arab and Soviet bloc nations notified the U N they would press for sanctions against Israel while talks in Washington and New York stall. A three phase plan was outlined involving Gaza and Sharm El Sheikh withdrawal, UNEF deployment, and reinforced international waters status for the Gulf of Aqaba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Israel
Washington
General Assembly
Barma
Jordan
Iraq
Indonesia
Soviet
Ukraine
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Middle East
Gaza
Aqaba
Cairo
Lebanon
Egypt
Palestine
Sharm Ef] Sheikh
U.N
U.N. Emergency Force
UNEF
Grand jury to probe Clabaugh state contracts
A grand jury will convene March 19 to review building materials and equipment contracts held by Rep. Charles W. Clabaugh. The inquiry will focus on a $807 security screens contract with Anna State Hospital and other state dealings. Waldo Ackerman Jr. will seek to indict on conflict of interests charges as probe expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles W. Clabaugh
Champaign
Waldo Ackerman, Jr
Sangamon County
Ackerman
Chugh
Chamga Weather Strip Co
Clabaugh
Anna State Hospital
University of Illinois
Kankakee
Manteno
Anna
T. W. Gallion
Chaba
Atty
N. E. Hutson
Monticello
Rnion
Union Official Balks At Quiz
Frank Malloy of Portland Oregon a Teamsters Union official refused to answer Senate investigators questions about Portland gambling The Senate Racketeer Investigating Committee moved to cite him for contempt Earl Portland city commissioner testified that Teamsters officials opposed his 1956 election due to pinball licensing stance Clyde Crosby Teamsters Union boss in Oregon was named in the discussion A pinball company backed by the union was said to seek 250000 from investors Cafe operator H A Crouch alleged union pickets closed the cafe when he declined pinball machine changes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Malloy
Portland, Ore
Teamsters Union
Senate
Portland
J. Stanley W. Earl
Teamsters
Earl
Clyde Crosby
Oregon
James Elkins
H. A. Crouch
Mt. Hood
Teamster Union
Malloy
Worth Fine, Murphysboro Marine Says
Austin Wright, 21, of Murphysboro was fined 26.10 by Justice C. M. Held after pleading guilty to assault and battery. Deputy Ray Dillinger arrested him for striking John Leady of Leady Packing Plant. Wright told the officer it was worth it after paying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M Marine
Justice of the Peace
C. M
Austin Wright
Rt. 2
Jackson County
Ray Dillinger
Austin
John Leady
Murphysboro
Dillinger
Middle East Solution Seen by Eisenhower and Mollet
President Eisenhower and French Premier Guy Mollet voiced a common conviction that a Middle East solution can be achieved by peaceful means and justice. Their three day talks focused on Franco American relations and support for a United Nations call for free and open transit through the Suez Canal without discrimination. They did not commit to a timetable or link the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba to UN sanctions against Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Guy Mollet
Middle East
Mollet
United Nations
Suez Canal
Wival
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Israel
Weather Summary for Southern Illinois Sees Warmer Friday
Cloudy conditions with temperatures easing tonight and a warmer Friday ahead. Lows around 35 tonight, highs near 50 Friday, Friday night in the upper 30s. Yesterday’s low 32, high 42. Sunrise 6 36 am, sunset 5 50 pm. Crab Orchard Lake at 1 inch above today. Little Grassy Lake even with spillway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Illinois
Crab Orchard Lake
Unresolved Sinatra Monroe raid questions at state hearing
The State Senate committee probes conflicting accounts of a 1954 raid aimed at Marilyn Monroe. Witnesses including Frank Sinatra and Joe DiMaggio dispute who drove, who funded investigators, and Monroe’s whereabouts during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sinatra
Los Angeles
Calif
Marilyn Monroe
Sinatra
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Mon
State Senate
Marilyn
Miss Monroe
DiMaggio
Philip Irwin
Irwin
Oui Guily
Fan
Iaw
Renew
Mane
Wells to Replenish Horseshoe Lake Near Cairo
Illinois lawmaker Rep Clyde Choate says Conservation Director Glen Palmer promised state aid for drilling two to three wells to raise Horseshoe Lake water levels near Cairo. The projects totaling about 25000 dollars may be funded in the two year budget or via a separate appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, Ill
Clyde Choate
D-Anna
Glen Palmer
Horseshoe Lake
Cairo
Choate
John Miller
Tamms
W. J. McDonald
Murphysboro
Palmer
For Military Only Weather Not So Secret
Soviet ambassador and others could access weather data labeled for military use only by calling a Defense extension. A 55 second recording provides an 84 hour forecast with ceiling visibility wind and temperature. A subcommittee letter to Secretary Wilson questions applying secrecy labels to information readily obtainable by calling the Pentagon or the Kremlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
Aeoe Oe Air Force
Militian
Ofse Wilson
Kremlin
Bar Proposal Loses Ground in State Legislative Action
Gov. Stratton signals possible deviation from bar groups reform plan as House votes to form a joint nine member committee from each chamber to study judicial reform and report by May 1. Rep. Alan Dixon authored the measure with Rep. John Lewis stating the governor backs the proposal, boosting prospects in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
William G. Stratton
Senate
Chicago
Illinois
Stratton
General Assembly
Alan Dixon
Belleville
Joint Study Committee
House Group Action Called Slap At ICC
Illinois House executive Committee backed a probe into Southern Illinois power rates to compare costs with nearby states and study rate effects on the economy. The 25 to 6 vote spurred debate over ICC influence and whether data already exists in ICC records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois House Executive Committee
Ilinois
Commerce Commission
House
Southern Illinois
Eee
Jay Bert %Ker
D-Benton
Illinois
John Lewis
Marshall
Illinois Commerce Commission
Milk strike collapses in western New York
Western New York dairy farmers ended their strike for higher prices as momentum faded. The New Jersey group remained confident despite state police and court actions and waning support from other boycott participants.
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New York
New Jersey
Ba BP
Ers
Illinois lawmakers consider 80 million shoplifting curb bill
A proposed measure by Reps Walter Ream and Lloyd Harris would allow merchants to detain suspected shoplifters briefly for investigation, aiming to reduce annual losses of about 80 million dollars. Damages for false arrest would be limited to actual damages. Also proposed are two trading stamp regulations tied to revenue debate and county mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Walter Ream
Oak Park
Lloyd C. Harris
Dgranite City
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Wymong Tie & Timber Co
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
Allan Brannon
The
Associated Press
United States
France
Dag Hammarskjold
U.S
Golda Meir
Abba Eban
Gulf
Britain
Canada
Cain
Roe
Murphysboro Marine
Ty Baem
Lake Wells
Pic
O. T. Banton
Granite City
Illinois Power Co
Chester
Pinckneyville
Sparta
Danville
Decatur
ICC
Central Illinois Public Service Co
Harris
Paul Simon
Troy
George D Dolezal
Berwyn
Paul Powell
Vienna
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