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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1965
Page
7
John A. Gualdoni was fined 15 dollars for immoderate driving in Murphysboro. Leslie C. Lear received a 15 dollar fine for failure to yield the right of way in Murphysboro.
Carbondale police jailed Elbert L. Gould and Roosevelt Groves after a late Friday street brawl near Oak and Washington. A patrolman fired one warning shot into the air to break up the crowd and arrest the two men, with no charges filed yet.
Ava Dallas A Haacke is fined 15 dollars for disobeying a traffic signal and Phillip R Arbeiter is fined 15 dollars for immoderate driving in the same session.
Donna Moore of West Frankfort 18 was named Queen of Flame by Secretary of State Paul Powell at West Frankfort Fireman s Festival. Miss Moore and six other contestants appeared in bathing suits and formals, with gifts from merchants including a transistor radio. Runners up included Carleen Spann Teresa Smith Patti True Linda Smith Francesca Lawson and Barbara Beasley. Crowd estimated at 5000 filled the midway as bands played and dancers flocked to Main Street venues. In Marion Gary Page was fined 15 for speeding.
Police report three garden hoses an auto floor mat and soft drinks stolen from the Martin Service Station on North Illinois Avenue Carbondale. The theft was discovered at 5:35 a.m. Saturday and the items were taken from a shed behind the station.
Hair root cells double every day and hair grows up to half an inch each month. Ten percent of hair remains dormant while the rest grows, with growth retarded by disease infections cold weather and radiation. The average person grows fourteen to sixteen pounds of hair in a lifetime. Herrin Rexall Drugs invites you to say hello to a good buy.
A roadeo for four wheel vehicles will be at 1 p.m. today in the Herrin Kroger Store parking lot. The safe driving rodeo is for youths from 16 to 18 years who must not be 19 by Aug. 5. It tests driving ability and habits with a written exam and skill exercises. Sponsored by the Herrin Junior Chamber of Commerce. The winner will receive a plaque and represent Herrin in the state meet the last of June.
Carbondale man Quince A. Wimberley was fined $15 after a reckless driving incident. Sheriff's records indicate the minor penalty issued by local police.
President Charles de Gaulle of France and Chancellor Ludwig Erhard agreed to push for a Common Market summit this year to discuss political cooperation among the six members Italy the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg and West Germany. Final approval depends on consent from all member nations as past efforts faced resistance to De Gaulle's stance.
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