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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1969

Page

3

Anna Man Killed in Vietnam Raises Local Mourning

Steven W. McCloud, 20, of Anna, was killed June 9 in Vietnam. He leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. William F. McCloud and a sister Mrs. Sue Ann Rider of Marietta, Ga. His maternal grandmother Mrs. Bess Crowell of Anna and a nephew also survive. A 1966 Dongola High School graduate, he belonged to First United Methodist Church of Anna. Funeral arrangements are with Crain-Norrig Funeral Home in Anna.

Pile Steven W. McCloud Anna Vietnam Mirs William F. McCloud Sue Ann Rider Marietta Bess Crowell First United Methodist Church Dongola High School Crain-Norrig Funeral Home

Lightning Hits House Near Energy Causes Fire

A lightning strike destroyed a newly remodeled one story three room house east of Energy Saturday. It belonged to Lawrence Sexton who was sleeping when he heard a pop and woke to smoke. Firefighters kept flames from spreading to a shed and a gas line tank. no damage estimate was provided.

Herrin Lawrence Sexton Sexton

Campin Ban Passes House Bill on Overnight Camps

A bill to ban overnight camp ins on federal property in Washington DC passed the House by 327 to 51 and moves to the Senate. Sponsor Rep Kenseth J Gray D West Frankfort chaired the Public Buildings and Grounds Subcommittee that held hearings. The measure aims to prevent encampments like those seen at Resurrection City last year. Mine report All mines use until Tuesday.

Washington, D.C House Senate Rep. Kenseth J. Gray West Frankfort Public Buildings and Grounds House Public Works Committee Gray

From where I sit in Southern Tlinois

From where I sit a farewell column reflects a 34 month study of a multi county area called Southern Tlinois as part of a larger “comfinence region.” The piece notes common assets and liabilities across rivers and state lines, with similarities in attitudes and poverty issues spanning Illinois Missouri Indiana Kentucky and beyond.

Roger Hughes The Southern Illinoisan Southern Tlinois Southern Tlinois Southern Tilinois University Tlineis Missouri Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Alexander County Ohio Mississippi Carbondale Cape Girardeau Hainois Wabash River Edward Breathitt

Confluence region urged to adopt multi state plan to boost ports

A regional call to revive the confluence region development idea proposes a multi state program, citing Thebes Lake and freshwater port prospects for Carbondale Benton and Pinckneyville. Advocates compare to Appalachia AR C plan gaining broad support and urge leaders to rethink cross state cooperation to lift depressed areas.

Confluence SIU Thebes Lake Mississippi Carbondale Benton Pinckneyville Southern Illinois Appalachia Appalachian Regional Commission Mwinois

Marion man awarded 33000 semiannual work injury settlement

A Marion man, Bill D. Jordan, 31, received a 833,000 settlement from The Purdy Co for a work accident at a Chicago salvage yard. A propane tank explosion caused second and third degree injuries and mental effects. Attorneys Harris Holbrook Lambert Marion and Robert Murphy Chicago led the case. claim described as largest workers compensation settlement known.

Marion Bill D. Jordan S. van Buren Sr Purdy Co J. Wacker Drive Chicago Jordan Harris, Holbrook and Lambert Robert Murphy

Escape-prone Perry jail escapes end with recapture

Two inmates Nick Bell and Billy Queen escaped Perry County Jail by digging through a floor and escaping via a basement coal chute. Queen turned himself in after about an hour and a half. Bell was found walking four miles from Pinckneyville. Authorities plan escape charges and jail improvements. County officials debated replacing the 100 year old facility and adding a night jailer.

Perry County Nick Bell Virginia Billy Queen du Quoin Bell Queen Res Perry Pinckneyville Norman D. Brossmeyer Associated Luther Co Queen Don Johnson Atty. Johnson Jackson County Murphysboro Brostmeyer Sheriff's Office Rt. 127 Johnson County Board of Commissioners

Tape plant hearing set

A hearing on an unfair labor practices complaint against National Tape Corp. will be at 10 a.m. July 1 at the Williamson County Housing Authority Community building in Herrin. The National Labor Relations Board charges the company interfered with union organizing, surveilled sympathizers, threatened pickets, and discharged or transferred employees aligned with the union.

National Tape Corp Williamson County Housing Authority Herrin National Labor Relations Board

Allen Industries lays off 30 employees in Herrin

Thirty employees at Allen Industries Inc in Herrin face a temporary layoff for up to two weeks. Labor relations director Zane Neely said workers may be recalled before the period ends.

Allen Industries Inc Herrin Zane Neely

Gunshots Reported Near The Chile Tavern In Carbondale

Carbondale police investigated a Saturday gunfire report near the Chile tavern. An Illinois Central Railroad employee phoned in at 2:51 a.m. saying several shots were heard. A witness said two men exited The Club and fired into the air. no injuries were reported.

Carbondale Chile Tavern Illinois Central Railroad

Armed robbery charge filed against Lee Bragg

Lee Bragg, 33, of 3 Court Street Herrin, held in Williamson County jail on four counts including armed robbery and obscenity and two intimidation charges. Alleged armed robbery of 825 at knife point from Herrin Chamber of Commerce on May 23 identified by secretary Ruth Ann Howell. Obscenity charges involve mailed and telephoned threats to two Marion and Herrin women. Arraignment pending. defense sought continuance.

Lee Bragg Court Street Herrin Williamson County Harold Farner Bragg Robery Herrin Chamber of Commerce Ruth Ann Howell Chamber Marion

Swim party set to aid missions in Murphysboro

A youth swimming session for junior high and high school age pupils will be sponsored Tuesday in Murphysboro by the Christian Laymen's Co Council. The event runs 7 AM to 3 PM at the Riverside Park pool, operated by the Jackson County YMCA. Tickets cost 40 cents and are available from pastors or at the door. Profits will help defray mission costs for similar events planned later in the summer. The Laymen's Council includes lay reps from all Murphysboro churches and has been active about a year.

Murphysboro Christian Laymen's Co. Council Riverside Park Jackson County Ymca Marphysboro

Reckless homicide charged after Murphysboro crash kills man

In Murphysboro a reck less homicide charge was filed against Ernest Morefield 22 of Rt 2 after a collision on Rt 149 near the west city limits. David Cox 29 of Rt 3 was killed and Morefield wounded. bond set at 2500 and he remains in St Joseph Memorial Hospital until release.

Murphysboro Adty Richard Richman Ernest Morefield Rt 2 Morefield St. Joseph Memorial Hospital David Cox Rt. 3 Moresfield Richman Rt. 149 West Murphysboro Timits

Williamson primary costs and voter turnout report

County Clerk Barney Boren reported the Williamson County primary cost about 12 000 including ballots printing and polling site maintenance. About 4 000 votes were cast on June 16 for Democratic and Republican nominations for commissioner. Board chairman Grover Haynes floated hearings sites in major towns to hear tax bill complaints and real estate agents may inspect properties with noted valuation disputes.

Williamson County Barney Boren Boren Grover Flaynes Haynes

Rejected life time term Boyle weighs fate of bid

UMW president Boyle faces a possible tough re election six months before term end amid criticism over safety stance and closeness to management. Challenger Yablonsky touts reform while Nader backs health and safety aims and widening district officer selection. Royalty fund disputes and Lewis legacy loom as Nader and Yablonsky seek support from miners.

Bep Hagen William Anthony Boyle United Mine Workers of America Boyle W. A Tony” Bayle Joseph A. Yablonsky UMW Yablonsky Ralph Nader Nader National Coal Policy Conference International Executive Board John L. Lewis Royalry West Frankfort Lewis

Local 1284 union officers reelected at Freeman mine

Officers of Local 1284 United Mine Workers were reelected Saturday at Freeman Coal Mining Corp East Orient 5 mine near Logan. All incumbents retained posts for two-year terms with no opposition. list includes Farrell Whitlow president Jax Summers vice president Steve Stewart recording secretary Michael Dohanich financial secretary George Williams treasurer Roy Tate doorkeeper Virgil Leffler Gildo Valli hospital trustees Debry Malkovich Jack Summers Leonard Harrell auditors Gildo Valli top committee men Leroy Sisk Kenneth Williams Max Summers pit committee Vernon McDaniel Harry Koonce Steve Stewart safety committee.

United Mine Workers of America Freeman Coal Mining Corp Orient 5 Logan Farrell Whitlow Benton Jax Summers Steve Stewart Michael Dohanich Royalton George Williams West Frankfort Roy Tate Virgil Leffler Gildo Valli Debry Malkovich Jack Summers Leonard Harrell Leroy Sisk Kenneth Williams Max Summers Vernon McDaniel Harry Koonce Safely

Steeleville Man Hurt In Three Car Collision

A 30-year-old Steeleville man, Charles E. Bierman, was injured in a Saturday three car crash in Herrin at 4 10 p m. His car hit the rear of John Reynolds Jr s vehicle and pushed it into Ezra Dunning s car. Bierman was charged with driving too fast for conditions. Jeanie R Meneese faces reckless driving and displaying fictitious plates after a Sunday arrest in Marion. A mother and daughter were fined for shoplifting at Tempo Department Store in Marion.

Steeleye Herrin Saurday Charles E. Bierman South Perk Avenue Biermani John Reynolds Jr Marion Reynolds Ezra Dunning Rt. 1 Carterville Bierman Jeanie R. Meneese N. Garfield St Herrin Meneese South 16Th Street Circuit Cout Lit Ruby Lorenzo N. Court St Betty J. Tanner Prairie St Elgin Lan Haney Tempo

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