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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1972

Page

10

Norma Jean the 6500-Pound Elephant Prepares for Circus

Norma Jean the 6500 pound elephant is watered down by Frank Tim berlake as the Clark and Waiters Circus readies for shows at 6 and 8 p m today sponsored by the Carterville Lions Club. The event takes place in a 1000 seat tent on the Lake Shore Shopping Center field near Carterville with doors open for advance and at the gate admission pricing.

Norma Jean Frank Timberlake Clark and Waiters Carterville Lions Club Lake Shore Shopping Center Rt. 13

Kissinger Relays Nixon Invite to Hirohito for U S Visit

Kissinger said President Nixon invited Emperor Hirohito to visit the United States and told Prime Minister Sato the invitation would be arranged through normal channels. Fukuda said Washington will consult Tokyo in advance on future China moves and economic measures. The three-day talks emphasized the U S Japan security treaty as central to Asian peace.

Nixon Hirohito United States Henry A. Kissinger Japan Kissinger Eisaku Sato Sato Alaska Europe Anchorage Takeo Fukuda Washington China Fukuda Tokyo Asia

Beluga Sturgeon Reaches 13 Feet and Nears a Ton

A beluga sturgeon, famed for producing prized Russian caviar, grows to 13 feet in length and may weigh as much as one ton, signaling a record aspect of its size and potential value.

Democratic convention slating shifts U of I trustees

The Friday slating by the state Democratic convention named Roger Pogue, Nicholas Bosen, and Ellen Augustyn for the University of Illinois Board of Trustees, a move critics say bypassed Alumni Association selection and surprised observers. The process sparked debate on merit selection and party influence in trustee choices.

Paula Peters Lindsay Mittee Clement Ellen Augustyn Chicago Augustyn Northern Illinois University DeKalb Edward M. Burke Burke Roger Pogue Decatur Nicholas Bosen Democratic Party Bosen Pogue Party

Nations split as U N conference calls for end to tests

A 48 to 2 vote with 14 abstentions urged abolition of atmospheric nuclear tests. China and France opposed, citing self defense and strategic needs, while New Zealand backed the measure and the U N conference moves toward a full vote later in the week.

France U. N. Conference On the Human Environment China United States Vietnam South Pacific Britain Peru New Zealand Pacific

Labor Costs Drive Nearly Half of Farm Food Expenses

Agricultural researchers with New Holland Sperry Rand division report labor costs for marketing farm products make up 47 percent of total expenses from farm to consumer.

New Holland Sperry Rand

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