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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
9
The Marion City Council met in private to discuss the city's financial position in preparation for the annual budget and levy. City Clerk W A Leach said today the council did nothing.
Patrolman Ray Hill approached his partner Patrolman Harry Holcomb and Fritz the canine sank teeth into Hills right thigh during a canine squad interaction in St. Louis. The incident drew AP coverage and highlighted the dogs alertness and bite risk.
Sen. John Kennedy is the No 1 choice of Democratic county chairmen for the 1960 nomination. Lyndon Johnson follows with strong gains and Adlai Stevenson sits fourth. State by state results show Kennedy leading in 22 states for 681 convention votes, with 761 needed to win.
Williamson County Judge John Clayton will appoint four former members and one deceased member of the Herrin Mosquito Abatement District board this week. The resignations followed a 1942 appointment. terms will be determined by drawing lots. A license plate from Luxemburg, Wisconsin traveled far before returning via Spokane and Carlsbad.
William Max Sullens age 25 of Cobden posted a $1000 bond today in Carbondale Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz's court on a larceny charge and was released from Jackson County jail.
The comptroller of the currency urged a statement of condition from all national banks as of the close of business Wednesday June 15.
Aves L. Green of Du Quoin paid 15 dollars including costs for illegal parking on a highway per Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz after a ticket by State Trooper Roger Draves. William E. Young of Carbondale paid 10 dollars including costs for a defective muffler after a ticket by State Trooper William Maurizio. John F. Hard of Granite City paid 20 dollars including costs for speeding following a ticket by State Trooper Earl D. Creath.
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