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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
11
A TV schedule item outlines a debate on JFK's planned tax-cut legislation. The segment includes pro and con views from members of the House Ways and Means Committee and features a broad array of prime-time programs surrounding the discussion.
In Murphysboro Justice Jim Bob Kerley fined Earl Clark Jr of Marion ten dollars after guilty plea to speeding on a State Police charge by Carlos Tolbert. Lewis B. Hartzog of Murphysboro was fined fifteen dollars for improper passing on a plea by Earl D. Creath. Charlie Bell of Carbondale was fined twenty eight dollars for disorderly conduct on a complaint by Fred Miller. Earl O. Boucher of Murphysboro, 697 N 22nd St, was fined ten dollars for improper turn on a plea by Toby Berger.
Marion Red Cross swimming program began Monday at the Marion swimming pool with 153 enrolled. Manager Noel Smith announced a second session runs July 15 to 26. Two classes each morning at 8:45 and 10:15. Options for beginners, advanced beginners, intermediates, and swimmers, plus adult beginner and adult intermediate classes.
Mary Bryant and Paul Colbroth of Creal Springs pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct before Marion Justice of the Peace Elmer Farmer. They were fined 23.60 each and placed on six months probation after an argument with Carl Johns at Johns' home on July 19.
Williamson County commissioners approved 4147 in claims on Monday. County claims totaled 2060 with 1228 from the county motor fuel tax. Claims approved for the county unit motor fuel tax were 858.
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