Bills on animal delivery to labs hear in State House
The House Licensing and Miscellaneous committee set a 2 p.m. hearing in Springfield on Senate Bill 719 to require delivery of animals to licensed laboratories for experiments. The bill, passed by the Senate, would remove the local option and mandate delivery for unclaimed animals after 15 days. Opponents include humane societies fearing operation loss and a professor from Southern Illinois University. Also under discussion is House Bill 1689 allowing certain live-animal experiments in public schools, with critics arguing current law bans killing animals in class. The hearing will feature testimony from medical schools and humane groups.
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State House Committee
Senate
Pound T
Harold M. Kaplan
Southern Mihois University
Hu-Mall Sotieries
State House
Springfield
Pound
W. Troy Barrett
Carbondale
Jackson County Humane Society
Jackon Group
Humane Societies
Jackson
Carbondine
Murphysboro
Humane Society
House Committee On Education
Kaplan
New Official Picture of Jacqueline Kennedy Made Public
A staged official portrait of Mrs. John F. Kennedy was released showing the First Lady from the waist up in a light wool dress. She smiles softly, seated on a sofa with her right elbow on the back and chin resting on her palm. The image, taken by Mark Shaw in the White House living quarters in late May, accompanies the release.
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Washington
APA
John F. Kennedy
New York
Mark Shaw
White House
Small Airport Seminar Slated
The Southern Onnis Airport Authority Board agreed to cooperate with Southern Minors University for a two day seminar on small airport operations at SIU Col. A R MacMillan of SIU Transportation Institute outlined a program focused on safety at non commercial airports not policed by the FAA. Topics include importance to national aviation, operations, facilities, financing, crash rescue, a safety code for pilots and services to small communities. State and federal aviation officials have approved plans and will likely speak at the sessions in STI new University Center building.
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Southern Onnis Airport Authority
Southern Minors University
SIU
Col
A. R. MacMillan
Transportation Institute
Federal Aviation Agency
MacMillan
Federal Aviation Agendias
STI
New University Center
A Few Beers To Keep Boy Sober Debate Ends
London June 20 the House of Commons voted against a Labour motion to ban alcohol sales in private clubs to under 18s. Conservative William Reese Davies argued limited beer for 16 year olds could teach respect for liquor. The motion failed 221 to 114.
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London
House of Commons
Willam Reese Davies
U S Czech Dispute Over Diplomatic Spy Expulsion
The United Nations reports a U S Czechoslovak dispute over expulsions may go to a special arbitration tribunal. Miroslav Nadlayac, a Czech mission counsellor to the UN, was expelled after alleging American agents tried to recruit him as a spy. Washington counters he spied for the Reds and must leave. The Czech UN mission seeks UN Secretariat intervention.
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U.S
Czech Dispute International Tribunal
United Nations
N.Y
Czechoslovakia
Miroslav Nadlayac
Washington Counter
Red
U.N
Naglovac
United States
Senate Group Defeats Tax Lindsay Schaub Plan in Revenue Panel
Springfield June 20 The Senate Revenue Committee defeated a bill for a sliding scale rebate on state sales tax collections by merchants, 9 to 8, after Chicago Democrats walked out. Chief sponsor Sen. Robert W. McCarthy said he would reintroduce the measure to seek a full Senate roll call. The plan would grant 3 percent rebate on the first 45,000 in monthly sales tax, with tiered rebates thereafter, plus an estimated $3 million biennial revenue gain. Joe Meek of the Illinois Retail Merchants Association criticized the proposal as unfair and unique to Illinois. Public hearing scheduled for 3:30 pm Wednesday with Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley opposing a separate city tax increase.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Senate Revenue Committee
Robert W. McCarthy
D.lincoln
Chicago
W. Russell Arvington
Evanston
McCarthy
Senate
Joe Meek
Illinois Retail Merchants Association
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Princess Margaret in London Night Out Ahead of Baby
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones emerged from a brief late night outing in London after attending the Leningrad State Mural Ballet at the Royal Opera House. The couple joined a party hosted at the Thames-side Northumberland estate with Miki Sexers debutante Christina, sharing champagne and calypso tunes as dancers performed.
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London
Margaret
Antony _Armstrong-Jones
Pretty Princess
Leningrad State Mural Ballet
Royal Opera House
Covent
Gardett
Duke of Northumberland
Miki Sexers
Chiristina
Marion Man Sentenced to Vandalia Farm
Michael O Connell pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was sentenced by Johnson County Judge Robert Porter to six months at Vandalia Penal Farm. He previously served three months on a drunken driving charge. O Connell was moved to Vandalia by Sheriff Glenn Dallas after an accident at Perne Clyffe State Park near Goreville.
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Marion
Vandalia
Johnson County
Robert Porter
Nell
O'Connell
Debut Fairyland for Anne Ford in Grosse Pointe
Auto heiress Anne Ford debuts at her 280000 coming out party in a fairyland setting at the Lake St Clair estate of her parents in Grosse Pointe Michigan. Guests arrived by car through a rain soaked turquoise pavilion while a 50 foot fountain sprayed rainwater and chandeliers lit crimson cushioned tables with pink carnations and red roses.
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Ford
Jacques Frank
Pars
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported Near Coulterville and West Frankfort
Two accidents were reported with no injuries. A car driven by Andrew Jackson Jr., 52, of East St. Louis, and a truck driven by John Obermier, 27, Nashville, collided on Route 158 one mile north of Coulterville at 10:20 PM Monday. A second crash involved Juanita Duke, 2, of Mazina, Ark., and Clarence Park, 29, of Champaign, on Route 37, two miles south of West Frankfort at 4:35 PM.
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Hainois State
Andrew 'Jackson Jr
East St. Louis
John Obermier
Nashville
Rt 158
Coulterville
Juanita Duke
Mazina
Ark
Clarence Park
Champaigo
Col
Rt. 37
West Frankfort
Police Brief in Herrin on Intoxication Sentence
Lee Johnson 50 and Lesser received 10 days in Williamson County jail after being charged with intoxication by Police Magistrate Earl May on Monday in Herrin.
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ATU
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Anne Ford
Charlotte
Ueuut
Porter
Michael O'Con
Fairyland
French Chateau
He Lyse
Fredman
Herain
Illingis
Ecker Chiropractor
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