Plane crash at Southern Illinois airport injures Wichita family
Involved couple Fred Eggley 28 and wife Jowel were treated for minor injuries after their Cessna 170 ground looped on landing between Carbondale and Murphysboro. Their daughter Debra 3 was uninjured. Eggley kept overnight then released, wife treated as outpatient. Investigations pending. Parental witnesses Price Wilson and family waited at the terminal.
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Teo
Wichita, Kan
Southern
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Fredzies Egg
Jowel
St. Joseph Memorial Hospital
Eggley
Debra
Rumyar 24
Price Wilson
Grand
Pompidou Seen as Gaullist Hope In France Vote
In a tight French presidential election, Georges Pompidou, long viewed as the general’s heir, seeks to broaden both economic and foreign policies. Polls show fragmented support among seven candidates as France votes today, with Pu mpidou pledging continued market reforms and a pro American stance while aiming to balance Gaullist influence.
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C. L. Seizer
New York Times
Chicago Foy
Georges Pat Fencing Comtendor
de Gaulle
Dauphin
Pranes
F Cin
Gaul Nout
France
Save Pompidou
Alain Poker
Charles de Gasle
Pompidou
Ife
Isnee
Gaulle
United States
Washington
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Revealed in Varied Clues
The page lists numerous Across and Down crossword clues with mixed wordplay such as sounds the car makes, fruit drinks, musical instruments, and various definitions. It hints at a split puzzle with numbered entries and playful misprints.
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Demoy
Athena
Coatand
Word Puzzle Clues Hint At Hidden Answers
A compact list appears to mix cryptic clues with numbers and language hints. Terms like garden shrub Thrall large tubs Heum and African stream suggest a cross‑lingual or crossword style puzzle. The sequence ends with references to a Roman road Jute from the Jew’s mallow and an Italian city no drink end be merry.
Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver in Havana Luxury Penthouse
Eldridge Cleaver, former Black Panther leader, reportedly lives under restricted freedom in a luxury Havana penthouse gifted by the Cuban government. Dr Rafael Reineke, an orthodontist in Mexico City, says Cleaver arrived in Cuba in November and moved into the apartment in March, with authorities limiting his activities. Cleaver, known for Soul on Ice, was paroled in 1986 for assault with intent to kill and died in imprisonment events following a 1989 Oakland gun battle.
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New
VY Cary
Black Panther
Hidridge Cleaver
Havana
Exles
Mexico City
Rafael Reineke
Cuba
Cleaver
Reinese
Reineke
Cabs
Tee
California
Oakland
Christopher High seeks bids for bus and school items
Christopher High School Board will seek bids this summer for a 6 passenger school bus and four file cabinets four sewing machines and a type recorder. Ray Carpenter was hired as custodian and bus driver at 50 dollars a year. Resignations accepted from Jeann Thomsen Lea ven Swink and ay Nable Talbart. Talbart rehired part time. New agriculture instructor to be hired. Summer Title 1 program amended to remedial math for entering 5th graders. In-Summer Neighborhood Youth Corps participation approved for work in school offices or custodian tasks at 25 hours weekly for 1 40 per hour. Board bought 12 double desks from Taleda Metal Furniture Co for 8777.80.
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Christopher High School
Ray Carpenter
Jeann Thomsen
Cambria
Leaven Swink
Christopher
Ay Nable ‘Talbart
Miss Talbart
Illingis Farmers Union
Taleda Metal Purniture Co
Galesburg
Cnines
Scattered Traffic Offenders Across Cities Reported
In Tohnsley City John Malcam Jr. age 22 with 315, disobeyed a stop sign. In Harrisburg George Pearson 20 with 330, illegal transportation of Travor. In Hewrin Thomas Hill 58, $15, hogun registration. In Johnston City Paul Robertson 7, $15, careleving. In Carbondale a Goldstein, $13, illegal.
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Tohnsley
John Malcam Jr
Harrisburg
George Pearson
Travor
Hewrin
Thomas Hill
Johnston City
Paul Robertson
Carbondale
A Goldstein
Incomplete exile tale from Cuba reports housing and escape
Fragmentary account describes a man ordered to burn himself to finish a sentence on November 27 and details of leaving Cuba. It notes government officials inspecting homes and detaining items and families, with a description of a large apartment overlooking the sea and multiple rooms.
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Miz
Radio-Tv
Dr. Reinecke
Cuba
Bu Quain Kiwanis Club Chartered in Du Quoin Night
Members from about six Southern Illinois Kiwanis clubs welcomed the Bu Quain unit with a chartering ceremony Thursday night. Verlee Callahan, Illinois Eastern Iowa division governor, presided as Du Quoin President A. T. Atwood received the charter for roughly 110 attendees. The sponsoring and participating clubs included Carbondale, Antigo, Harrisburg, Marion, Metropolis, and Morphyboro.
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Southern Illinois Kiwanis
Bu Quain Club
Verlee & Callahan
Decatur
Govern
Iowa
du Quain
A. T. Atwood
Carbondale
du Quoin
Anta
Harrisburg
Marion
Metropolis
Morphys Bora
Prague purge widens as Husak ousts Sik allies
Czechoslovakia’s Communist Party chief Gustáv Husák announced a purge of opportunistic elements at a Prague plenary session. Former vice premier Ota Šik and other liberal figures were expelled from the central committee for non Marxist, anti party positions. Husák defended Moscow ties and signaled a hard line as Kriegel and Vodrážný were removed for voting against the Moscow accord allowing Soviet troops.
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Gustav Husak
Czechoslovakia
Ota Sik
Husek
Husak
Alexander Dubeek
Ofiel
Inc
Frantisek Kriegel
Frantisek Vodszion
Central Committee
Moscow
National Assembly
Getcber
Transplant Hearts Show Limited Lifespan After Year
Bertin Barnard, the surgeon behind pioneering heart transplants, told the 18th German Doctors Congress in West Berlin that recipients can expect about a year of survival post transplant. He noted that anti rejection drugs weaken overall resistance to disease, calling for research to boost tolerance rather than suppressing it. The longest surviving patient, Dr. Philip Blaik, has lived nearly 17 months since a heart transplant on January 2, 1968, while Charles Boulogne of France remains alive past a full year after his May 12, 1968 transplant.
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Bertin
Stiaan Barnard
West Berlin
Barnard
Philip Blaik
Charles Boulogne
France
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Pertpidot
London
Europe
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Marc
Great Lake
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Sinkiang River
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Enterprisa Assn
U.S
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Eldridge Cleaver
Mnmartining
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Herrin
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