SIU prepares for summer term orientation and classes
Southern Illinois University Carbondale readies the summer term starting June 19. New student orientation opens at 8 a.m. in Shryock Auditorium with remarks by Dean Ralph Prusek and Andrew Vaughan. Tours, advisement, and schedule pickups follow, ending with a housing session in Browne Auditorium.
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Volunteers Meet Saturday for Summer Junior Program
A meeting to organize the summer Junior Volunteer program will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in the hospital auditorium. Joseph DiPietro, Marion Veterans Hospital director, said the program is for high school and college pupils 15 years or older who volunteer during June to September. Pupils are interviewed and choose service areas such as pharmacy radio X ray library laboratory dietetic nursing recreation and more under supervision. The program has aided many toward careers in nursing chemistry dental technology and medicine.
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Summer science pupils selected for 10th SIU program
High school students from 22 states and the Canal Zone were chosen for the 10th annual summer science training program at Southern Illinois University. Fifty six students will study two months from June 19 to Aug 12 with college level work in multiple fields. Dailey infant dies in East St Louis.
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Teamsters approve three year national trucking contract
The Teamsters Union says 450,000 members ratified a three year national contract with the trucking industry, granting 76 cents per hour in wage and benefit hikes. The mail vote passed four to one with about 70 percent turnout. A national committee representing roughly 12,000 firms approved the agreement after a period of strikes and a three day lockout.
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Lopez Mateos Stricken As Casals Festival Opens
Mexico’s former president Adolfo Lopez Mateos remains unconscious after a stroke and doctors fear death may come. In other news U S Ambassador Thompson flies to Washington for Vietnam and Middle East talks amid U S Soviet tensions. Casals and Piatigorsky headline the Casals Festival opening in San Juan with a standing ovation. Illinois Rep John Erlenborn among 18 congressmen on secret Paris trip.
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