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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1967

Page

13

Springfield bills expand local control over motor fuel taxes

The Illinois House passed two measures giving local governments faster access to motor fuel tax funds and the ability to place those funds in interest earning trust accounts. The bills, approved 111 to 36 and 123 to 23, move to the Senate with backing from municipal and county associations.

Springfield House Jack Walker Lansing Senate State Division of Highways Walker Robert Blair R-Park Forest Highway Study Commission Illinois Municipal League Township Officials Association County Officials Association Illinois House Paul Powell Powell

Marine Lt. Smith Due in Vietnam From Norfolk Unit

U.S. Marine 1st Lt. Douglas L. Smith son of Mr and Mrs Lee R Smith of Christopher will arrive in South Vietnam this month transferring from Norfolk Virginia to the 3rd Marine Amphibious Force He is a 1961 Christopher High School graduate and a 1965 University of Illinois graduate His wife Wanda will reside in Champaign.

U.S. Marine Corps Douglas L. Smith Lee R. Smith Christopher South Vietnam Smith Norfolk 3Rd Marine Amphibious Force Vietnam Christopher High School University of Illinois Wanda Champaign

Former Murphysboro Man Dies in Ottawa

Jorge Lucas Perdomo 50 a former Murphysboro resident died Friday at Ottawa Hospital after a long illness. Born April 3 1917 in Santa Cruz del Norte Havana Cuba he married Dorothy Nausley in Murphysboro June 14 1962. He leaves wife two Ottawa daughters and sisters in Cuba. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday Grace Baptist Church Ottawa graveside 11 a.m. Tuesday Tower Grove Cemetery Murphysboro. Meyer Denny Funeral Home Murphysboro toers.

Jorge Lucas Perdomo Murphysboro Ottawa Hospital Santa Cruz del Norte Havana Cuba Dorothy Nausley Perdomo Grace Baptist Church Ottawa Tower Grove Cemetery William B. Lewis Meyer-Denny Funeral Home

Jews and Arabs rally near White House in cease fire celebration

Thousands of Jews gathered across from the White House to back U S support for Israel. Dr Joachim Prinz announced from New York that the United Arab Republic accepted the cease fire and the war was over. The crowd sang Hatikvah as flags waved and Arab pickets protested nearby.

White House United States Israel Joachim Prinz Newark United Nations New York United Arab Republic Lafayette Park Nasser Palestine Aqaba

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