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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1965

Page

11

SIU Players Award Acting Honors at Murphysboro Banquet

Bruce Logsdon named Southern Player of the Year for all around contributions to Southern Illinois University at a banquet in Murphysboro. Jerry Powell wins best actor for Sepp Schmitz in The Firebugs, Lynn Leonard best actress as Regan in King Lear, Margie Watson best backstage hand. New officers elected Karen Garrison president Bruce Logsdon vice president Margie Watson secretary Joanna Hogan treasurer Donna McBride historian.

Bruce Logsdon Southern Illinois University Murphysboro Southern Players SIU Jerry Powell Lynn Leonard Margie Watson Logsdon Powell Cardin Okla Sepp Schmitz Firebugs King Lear Miss Leonard Carbondale Regan Karen Garrison Joanna Hogan Donna McBride

Kerr Pushes Billboard Ban Measure in Senate Stalemate

Senate Highway Committee stalls a billboard ban measure that could unlock a four million dollar federal road bonus for Illinois. Sen. Gordon Kerr predicts floor action despite an 8 to 8 tie and limited Republican support. The bill mirrors programs in 22 states and would award an extra 0.5 percent of federal highway funds to states enacting such bans.

Linday-Schaub Springfield Senate Highway Committee Illinois Sen Gordon Kerr Brookport Gilbert

Death penalty ban killed in Illinois Senate vote

The Illinois death penalty ban died in a 10 to 7 Senate Judiciary Committee vote on Tuesday. The measure sought a six year moratorium with exceptions for treason and kidnapping. Senators Hudson Spurs and Arthur Sprague led opposition arguing crime and morality risks.

Robert D. Reid Lindsay-Schaub Springfield Illinois Senate Judiciary Committee House Senate Hudson Spurs Peoria Arthur Sprague Chicago

Italian comedian signed for General Custer’s Bugler role

Italian comedian Alberto Sor di has signed to play the bugler in the Dino Di Laurentis Western Il Trombettiere del Generale Custer. The project titled General Custer's Bugler stars Sor di in the key cavalry trumpet part.

Alberto Sordi Dino di Laurentis Il Trombettiere Generale Custer General Custer

Crime Board Change Fails in Illinois House

Springfield June 16 The effort by Rep. Scariano to cut crime commission membership from 12 to seven failed 6 to 24. Scariano wanted no members to hold other partisan offices. Backers Harrington Wood and Prentice Marshall were absent as their minority report opposed the majority view. Rep. Canfield warned the panel the 2 year old makeup prevented political domination, while the commission seeks to uncover organized crime influence in state politics.

Linday-Schaub Springfield Spirit Illinois House Anthony Scariano D-Park Forest Crime Commission House Senate Scariano Harrington Wood Prentice Marshall Chicago Wood Marshall Massachusetts Robert Canfield Rockford

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