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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1966

Page

3

Bleyer Pushes Southern Illinois Industry Promotion

Frank Bleyer a Carbondale merchant facing Dean Hammack in the 56th Senate race urges intensified state efforts to attract industry. He backs educational brochures traveling committees and overseas sales as key tools while highlighting the district includes parts of St Clair Monroe and several other counties. He stresses competition is fierce and the state must sell its products abroad.

Illinois Senate Frank Bleyer Bleyer Carbondale Dean R. Hammack Pinckneyville John Gilbert St. Clair County Monroe Washington Randolph Perry Jackson Union Alexander

Pre-Election Roundup Focuses on Southern Illinois Industry and Education

The candidate, Bleyer, a Carbondale store owner and school board member, urges industrial growth in Southern Illinois and expanded state aid to education to broaden the tax base. He supports recreation investment, Giant City Park tourism, and investigation of Springfield corruption.

Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Illinois Bleyer Carbondale High School Carbondale Southern Giant City Park Springfield Carterville Notre Dame University Southern Illinois University

Carbondale Council Names No Parking Zones and More

Carbondale City Council on Tuesday designated two no parking areas on North Allyn Street and West Sycamore Street to ease congestion near Kirby’s Market. The panel also discussed sidewalk costs on Washington Avenue, merit-board staffing for police and fire, funding for a fire college trip, annexation of Park Street half, a four way stop request on Freeman Street, and appointing Jim Davis to the Electrical Commission.

Carbondale North Allyn Street Sycamore Street West Sycamore Street Allyn Oakland Avenue Frank Kirk Kirby’s Market Sycamore Allyn Streets Kirk Park Street

Funeral set Thursday for former area man

Funeral services for John Hlivko 85 of Chicago will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at St Marys Orthodox Church Royalton with Rev Paul Pyrch officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Requests may be made at 7 p.m. today at Vantrease Funeral Home Zeigler. Hlivko a former Zeigler resident died Sunday in a Chicago hospital.

John Hlivko Chicago St. Mary’s Orthodox Church Royalton Paul Pyrch Vantrease Funeral Home Zeigler Hlivko Chicago Hospital

Pinckneyville Driver Fined For Speeding

Pinckneyville resident Lowell L. Ram sey was fined 16 for speeding in a police brief published in the Southern Illinoisan. The brief appears in a regional paper with standard masthead and AP republication rights.

Pinckneyville Lowell L. Ramsey

Three Marion Girls Hurt. Two Die in Night Collision

In Marion a car and a truck collided at Old Rt. 13 and Rt. 148, killing Susan Irwin 22 and Brenda White 15. Three girls Mary Ellen Schafer Karen Irwin and Sally Irwin are in fair condition at Marion Memorial Hospital. Coroner Paul Litton says no inquest yet awaiting full statements. Wil son Hutchison 42 of Vienna drove the truck and was uninjured.

Marion Marion Memorial Hospital Mary Ellen Schafer Karen Irwin Sally Irwin Williamson County Paul Litton Old Rt. 13 Rt. 148 Susan K. Irwin Brenda White

Stevenson to Speak at Free Union County Democratic Dinner

Adlai Stevenson III campaign stops in Southern Illinois include a free 6 p.m. dinner at the American Legion Community Center in Anna hosted by Union County Democrats and allied groups. Stevenson, a Chicago state representative and son of the late Adlai, will also attend events in Benton and Harrisburg, while a memorial service for Ina May Dillard Murray is noted for Johnston City.

Adlai Stevenson III Union County Illinois American Legion Community Center S. Main St Anna Young Democrats Democratic Central Committee Democratic Women’s Organization Stevenson Jackson County Democrats Engel’s Carbondale Williamson County Democratic Marion Franklin County Democratic Organization Benton Saline County Democratic Organization Harrisburg Chicago State House of Representatives Adlai Stevenson United States United Nations L. Caro Sitter Jewett Murray Oregon Charles Edward Hackley Gary Ind Lillie Slater Johnston City Madge Gaddis Miami Fla Thomas A. Dillard William E. Dillard Murman and Wilson

Gray Seeks Four Speeches By Flying 450 Miles

Congressman Kenneth J. Gray used his helicopter to cover 450 miles and deliver four Memorial Day talks. He spoke at East Fork Baptist Church near West Frankfort then at Pleasant Grove Cemetery between Carbondale and Murphysboro, attended Woodlawn Cemetery observances in Carbondale with his brother Ralph, and flew to Carmi for a 3:30 p.m. briefing after leaving Carbondale at 2:30. Gray said he spoke to hundreds of constituents and gave rides to about 150.

Kenneth J. Gray West Carmi Gray

Dyhrkopp Appointed to Shawneetown Port Board

Governor Kerner announces Einar V. Dyhrkopp of Shawnee to the Shawneetown Regional Port District Board for a term set to end June 1, 1969. The move places Dyhrkopp in a leadership role overseeing regional port activities and development.

Dyhrkopp Otto Kerner Einar V. Dyhrkopp Shawneetown

No Major Work Planned for Carterville Roads This Year

A Carterville delegation met with Williamson County officials led by Highway Superintendent Fred Thane to learn long range road plans. Local leaders stressed safety on the 1.8 mile west Carterville road to Cambria and the busy east road to Rt. 148, noting high traffic and required utility relocations. County finances were cited as the main hurdle, while state reclassification may shift priorities to Carterville area roads.

Carterville Williamson County Fred Thane Thane Oscar Harris Henry Wright James Dean Marion Frank Samuel Jr Rosalie Hooker Planning Commission Wilma Hampton Randal Cavins J. D. Weller Dean Frost Wade Rowatt Lions Club Omer Sanders William Grindle D-Herrin Robert Venable Samuel South Division Grand Avenue Rt. 13 Rt. 148 Grindle State Highway Commission Carterville Area

Wamble Mountain Head Start Funds Approved

A grant of 111,948 dollars funds Operation Head Start for the Wamble Mountain Area Agency for Economic Opportunity. The agency serves Saline Gallatin Hardin and Pope counties and will provide services to 495 children.

Wamble Mountain

Johnston City Legion building fire probe enters third week

Fire Chief Doyle Ray said lie detector tests cleared several individuals as part of an elimination process. Arson is suspected after a May 12 fire that erupted twice and about 2400 dollars in cash, a register, and a cabinet were missing.

American Legion Johnston City Doyle Ray

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