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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1966

Page

2

McCormick Seeks 59th House GOP Nomination in Southern Illinois

C L McCormick of Vienna seeks a sixth term in the Illinois House and the GOP nomination for the new 59th District covering Jackson, Williamson, Gallatin, Union, Johnson, Pope, Hardin, Alexander, Pulaski, and Massac counties. He cites district gains, federal aid, and local institutions while urging action on roads, parks, and education.

Diva Walley Southern Illinois 59Th C. L. McCormick Vienna House of Representatives Illinois Jackson Williamson Gallatin Union Johnson Pope Hardin Alexander Pulaski Massac Gale Williams Murphysboro Joe Cruse Carbondale McCormick A. L. Bowen Harrisburg Johnson County Johnson Counties Southern Rt. 40 Rt. 13 59Th District Delyte Morris Southern Illinois University Youth Commission Forestry Springfield Vienna High School Young Republicans Young Republican

McCormick Seeks Johnson County Local and State Posts

Pre election roundup notes McCormick elected to Vienna City Council in 1941 and Johnson County clerk in 1950 and 1954, resigning to serve as representative in 1956. He is a longtime Republican activist and business operator with endorsements from major Illinois groups and a record of small projects like park land, a bridge, and a road.

Vienna Johnson County McCormick

Student Advice Worth Hearing From SIU Professor

SIU associate history professor Robert L. Gold told the student government transition banquet that students should advise both university and community leaders. He warned that a lack of hearing for student recommendations could lead to boycotts to push for change, and urged continued student involvement. Others at the event included SIU President Delyte Morris and student leaders George Paluch, John Paul Davis, Robert Drinan, and Ann Bosworth.

Southern Illinois University Robert L. Gold SIU Gold Delyte W. Morris George Paluch John Paul Davis Robert Drinan Ann Bosworth

Vergennes Area Power Cutoff Planned for Line Work

Electric power will be off two hours early Saturday in the Vergennes area for line improvements. Richard Powers, supervisor for Central Illinois Public Service Co., said outages will begin at 2 a.m. and affect the Vergennes area and the Vergennes to Elkville rural line as automatic switches are installed to restart service if needed.

Vergennes Richard Powers Central Illinois Public Service Co Murphysboro Elkville Powers

Pedestrian Hit In Hurst Collision Injures 76 Year Old

A 76 year old Hurst woman, Bertha Webber, was struck by a car at the Wilson Street Route 149 intersection in Hurst. She received minor injuries and was treated at Holden Hospital Carbondale before being released. The driver, John A Fann 20 Carterville, remained at the scene.

Hurst Wilson Street Rt. 149 Bertha Webber Holden Hospital Carbondale

Cambria Gas Expansion Plan Filed with ICC

Central Illinois Public Service Co seeks ICC approval to build natural gas transmission and distribution facilities to Cambria as part of a 2.3 million dollar Southern Illinois expansion for 1966. W A Luecke says approval expected soon and service planned for the 1966 67 heating season.

Central Illinois Public Service Co Illinois Commerce Commission Cambria Southern Illinois W. A. Luecke Marion Southern Division CIPS ICC

Marion Man Charged With Driving While Intoxicated

Billy G. Bearden, 36, of 1607 Turnage Lane Marion, was arrested at 5 15 am on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Bearden, operator of the Domino Club, was taken into custody by Night Chief John Kelley after being found asleep in the driver seat with the motor running in a private driveway on DeYoung Street.

Billy G. Bearden Marion Bearden Domino Club John Kelley Kelley DeYoung Street

Cutler Man Robert Eldridge Dies After Long Illness

Robert Spencer Eldridge 78, a retired coal miner from Cutler, died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital in Chester after a long illness. Born February 14, 1888 in Perry County, he married Ada Stevenson in Cutler on June 14, 1910. she preceded him in death. He leaves daughters Mary Milligan Faye Milligan Elmer Morgan Maxine Roehrkasse and Lois Eldridge, all of Cutler. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Faith Bible Presbyterian Church in Cutler with Rev. Steven Smallman officiating. burial in Cutler Cemetery. Friends may call at Lynn Hill Funeral Home in Cutler.

Robert Spencer Eldridge Cutler Memorial Hospital Chester Perry County Robert Catherine Hill Eldridge Ada Stevenson Eldridge Mary Milligan Faye Milligan Elmer Morgan Maxine Roehrkasse Lois Eldridge

Carbondale Collision Injures SIU Student

A Southern Illinois University student Wesley Bucey suffered minor injuries in a car motorcycle crash in Carbondale. Bucey, of 120 Park Street, was in satisfactory condition at Doctors Hospital with minor cuts. The motorcycle was operated by John A. Kern, who reported no injuries. The car driver Isadore Garrison of 403 East Willow Street turned left at West Main Street and North Illinois Avenue at about 445 p.m. She faced a charge of failure to yield.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Wesley Bucey Park St Doctors Hospital Bucey John A. Kern Kern Isadore Garrison Willow St West Main Street North Illinois Avenue

History Chief To Step Down At SIU

George W. Rams, chairman of the Southern Illinois University history department, asks to be relieved to focus on personal study and research. Adams will lead as interim chair until a new chair is chosen, likely in fall 1967. A search committee including Ping-Chia Kuo, C Harvey Gardiner, Harry Ammon, Lon R. Shelby, and Roland Stromberg will recommend a successor. Ammon serves as committee chair.

George W. Rams Southern Illinois University SIU Adams Ping-Chia Kuo C. Harvey Gardiner Harry Ammon Lon R. Shelby Roland Stromberg Ammon University of Alaska

Cycle Control Group Formed at SIU Carbondale

Southern Illinois University Carbondale students establish the Student Motorized Cycle Control Board to promote rider safety and allow ticket protests. The operating paper and board appointments were approved by the student senate.

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Senate John Paul Davis Ray Lenzi Minnie Mae Pitkin Memorial Fund SIU Delyte W. Morris George Paluch Ron Centanni

Grant Association Receives 1900 Grant for Papers Project

The Ulysses S. Grant Association at Southern Illinois University received a 1900 grant from the Illinois State Historical Society to support collecting and editing the Grant papers. John Y. Simon will edit the series. the first volume will be published by SIU Press next year with the manuscript due to the press in June.

Illinois State Historical Society Ulysses S. Grant Association Southern Illinois University John Y. Simon Carmi United States Southern Illinois University Press Simon Association The University Press General Grant Matthew Arnold Mark Twain Grant Twain SIU Vocational Technical Institute John T. Hungerford Geneseo Forest Products Research Society Hungerford Erwin R. Keller St. Louis Woodworking Digest Southern

Police Briefs From Du Quoin and Marion

Du Quoin Alice F. Cowley fined 15 dollars for improper passing. Marion Jack Poole fined 15 dollars for speeding. The Southern Illinoisan publishes local news in Carbondale Herrin Murphysboro and other Illinois communities.

du Quoin Alice F. Cowley Marion Jack Poole

SIU scientists report pumping heart theory for cells

SIU microbiology professor emeritus Carl C. Lindegren proposes each small cell contains a pumping mechanism to circulate substances. His yeast cell study shows membranes with pores that let molecules enter, suggesting fluid flow drives hereditary transmission and cell processes.

Southern Illinois University Carl C. Lindegren SIU Microbiology Lindegren SIU Biological Research Laboratory Nature

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