Reds Prepare New Drive as Koreas Front Tightens
Reds shift focus to a fresh buildup center near Kumsong as United Nations forces report intensified artillery duels and small scale clashes along Inje Yongchon and Pyongyang fronts. Chinese troops dig in north of the iron triangle while UN patrols fall back to 105 mm gunfire.
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World Tries to Decipher Russia Peace Proposal
The West seeks clarification on Jacob Malik's Korea cease-fire idea. U.S. officials meet with Andrei Gromyko as UN delegates discuss possible talks while Moscow hints at further recommendations to end the war. Trygve Lie returns to New York urging action.
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Dean Acheson
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Iran
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Coal to Last 2 000 Years Says Miner Prof
University of Illinois professor Harold L. Walker told DuQuoin alumni and new students that coal reserves will last about 2,000 years. He said demand for mining engineers is strong, with starting salaries from 3600 to 4800 dollars annually and that engineers with strong scientific training will adapt to future changes.
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Governor Vetoes Broad Antisubversive Bill in Illinois
Gov. Adlai Stevenson vetoes the Broyles anti-Communist bill, saying it risks liberties and would punish reasonable conduct as felonies. Override would require 3 Senate votes and 102 in the House, but the measure failed to reach needed margins. The bill targeted subversive acts with up to 20 years in prison and fines, and created enforcement provisions viewed as dangerous.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
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Mt. Vernon
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Man Offers Eye to AG for Fair Trial in Murder Case
Frey, jailed since December 7 for the fatal shooting of Paul Rametta in Marion, has offered Attorney General Ivan Elliott his eye if a fair trial is guaranteed. Elliott rejected the unusual proposal, noting the court’s duty to provide competent counsel. Frey, 32, is set for trial July 23 in Williamson circuit court. bail remains $20,000 after February denial.
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Williamson
Ivan A. Elliott
Frey
Williamson County
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Elliott
Ora A. Kirby
Lynn Franklin
Marion
Tanker Decisions Halt Pumping Of Iran Oil
Tehran reports that Southern Iran’s largest field Aghajari paused crude output after Anglo-Iranian Oil Co ordered tanker withdrawals. Abadan refinery may run for 10 to 14 days before storage runs out as tensions rise with Mossadegh readying a Cabinet meeting.
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Joppa Firm Gets U. K. On $100,000,000 Bonds
Washington June 27 AP The Security and Exchange Commission yesterday authorized Electric Energy Inc of Joppa to issue and sell up to 100 million dollars of three percent first mortgage sinking fund bonds.
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Illinois House panel urges new law building at U of I
The Illinois House committee recommends a new law building at the University of Illinois to be financed as soon as possible. It also calls for enlarging the veterinary medicine school, expanding student housing, and an acute need for an agriculture school at Southern Illinois University along with improvements to the women's dormitory.
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Southern Illinois University
Brimstone prospects rise in Louisiana sulfur fields
A yearlong hunt along Louisiana marshes targets brimstone sulfur found mainly in salt domes beneath bays. Demand spikes as sulfur supports foods, petroleum refining, metals, paper, rubber, and fertilizers. Most world supply comes from the Gulf Coast. U S output totaled 5,966,000 long tons with Louisiana at 1,243,182 and Texas at 3,949,162.
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Wingfield
Louisiana
Texas
Brimstone Search Intensified by Freeport Official
Edmund D. Wingfield vice president of Freeport Sulphur Co. said in an interview the brimstone search has been intensified for two reasons. First present sources cannot meet industry sulphur demands. Second, we are using...
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Edmund D. Wingfield
Freeport Sulphur Co
Cutler
Ora D. Dillavou
R-Urbana
Richard Stengel
Rock Island
Carl H. Preih
Luciano's heroin ring linked to Luciano, Italy shipments
Federal narcotics agent Charles Siragusa testifies that Charles Lucky Luciano directs a heroin import scheme from Italy. He cites an affidavit from Luciano admitting American friends have sent him thousands since deportation as the committee probes the multi million dollar dope traffic.
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Senate Crime Investigators
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Lucky
Luciano
United States
Italy
Charles Siragusa
New York
Siragusa
Crime Committee
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Truck license bill wins in both Illinois houses
Illinois lawmakers gave final approval to a truck license bill in a rare bipartisan vote, sending it to Governor Stevenson for signature. The measure raises annual licenses by 28 million dollars in two steps and pairs with a gasoline tax increase to fund highway programs.
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Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
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Weather forecast shows showers and cooler temperatures
Showers again tonight with Thursday cloudy and cooler. Low tonight 65 to 70, high Thursday around 76. Yesterday's high 85, low 64. Precipitation 0.13 inches from yesterday morning to today 7 am. Humidity 76 percent at 10 am. Winds averaged 1.3 mph between yesterday and today. Sun up 4:31 am, sunset 7:35 pm. Crab Orchard Lake 4 inches above spillway, Little Grassy Lake 1 foot below spillway today.
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Classified Ad Phones List for Carbondale Murphysboro
ABC Classified Ad Phones shows numbers for Carbondale Herri and Murphysboro with area codes 218 838 315 and 316 and 34 or 35 rates on the Classified Page.
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Murphysboro
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