Reorganization discussion for Jackson Williamson anti poverty board
The Jackson Williamson anti poverty agency plans a Thursday Carbondale City Hall meeting to discuss reorganizing policy boards to meet federal rules. Federal guidance requires one third public officials one third poor representatives chosen by democratic process and one third community group representatives.
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Anti-Poverty Agency
Carbondale City Hall
Office of Economic Opportunity
Jackson-Williamson Community Action Agency
JWCAA
Bert Shemwell
Ava
Clara McClure
Carbondale
George Emsweller
Murphysboro
Leslie Stilley
Marion
Frank Shelby
Audley Dennst
Carl Miller Resigns as Herrin Precinct 11 Committeeman
Former Williamson County sheriff and treasurer Carl Miller resigns as Herrin Precinct 11 committeeman at the county Democratic re organization meeting. Miller, longtime Eagles Club manager, says duties limit his time. first elected in 1954.
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Williamson County
Carl Miller
Herrin Precinct
Democratic Party
Ager
Eagles
Herrin
Miller
Herrin Man Earns Juris Doctor From Western University
Lou G Bertane Jr son of Mr and Mrs Louis G Bertane Sr of 520 N 8th St Herrin Illinois has received his juris doctor from California Western University School of Law He is a Herrin High School graduate with a Colorado bachelor's degree and five years Navy service He and his wife Maxine F Gerson have a daughter Susan Marie born 2 live in San Diego California
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Lou G. Bertane Jr
Louis G. Bertane Sr
N. 8Th St
Herrin
California Western University School of Law
Herrin High School
University of Colorado
Navy
Maxine F. Gerson
Susan Marie
San Diego
Calif
Humphrey Attends Springfield Meeting for County Votes
William Humphrey of Herrin, who won the Williamson County Democratic chairmanship over Anthony Castellano of Marion, is authorized by committeemen to attend the state convention in Springfield Friday and Saturday and cast the county's 10 votes.
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William Humphrey
Herrin
Anthony Castellano
Marion
Williamson County
Democratic Party
Springfield
Ethel May Tasker of Carterville Dies
Ethel May Tasker 73 of 317 Barr St Carterville died 8 15 a m Tuesday at the Methodist Home in Lawrenceville after a lengthy illness She had lived in Carterville 50 years Born January 17 1895 in Hartford City Indiana daughter of Melvin and Nancy Bell Russell Married 1916 to Thomas Tasker Survived by husband sisters Pearl Harris Hendersonville tn Goldie Boyle Tulsa Okla Thelma Garrett St Ann Mo brother Clarence Russell Monticello Ind Funeral 2 p m Friday Riggin Funeral Home Carterville Rev Earl Renshaw Burial Hillcrest Cemetery Friends may call after 5 p m Thursday at the funeral home
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Barr St
Carterville
Lawrenceville
Hartford City
Ind
Melvin
Nancy Bell Russell
Thomas Tasker
Tasker
Pearl Harris
Hendersonville
Tenn
Goldie Boyle
Tulsa
Okla
Thelma Garrett
St. Ann
Clarence Russell
Monticello
Riggin Funeral Home
Earl Renshaw
Hillcrest Cemetery
SIU Buys Multiple City Properties in Carbondale
Southern Illinois University purchases consist of several sites in the southeast and a house on 911 S. Oakland Ave in the southwest. Board approval totals 205977 with 183978 for southeast properties and 21999 for the Oakland Ave home bought from Ruth Brauer under an urban renewal contract with Carbondale city.
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Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
SIU Board of Trustees
S. Oakland Ave
Ruth Brauer
City of
Hippies Take Over New York Studio During TV Interview
A group of 20 to 40 hippies invaded the WNDT studio during a Newsfront interview. Seven intruders were arrested after a 20 minute on air takeover that included shouts and violence. guests from the underground press argued the metro press undercovers Columbia uprisings.
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WNDT
John Gienn
Lee Hayes
Newsfront
Columbia University
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