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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1968
Page
9
A blast of warmer air is expected to lift temperatures tonight across the mid continent from Texas to the Great Lakes while the rest of the nation will remain under cold conditions.
Hubert Bankhead, a 26 year old Black Vietnam veteran and St Louis police detective, asks the police board to allow him to resume duty after losing part of his right leg in combat. He recently received a new artificial limb and has already begun training, aiming to rejoin the force.
A felony theft charge against William Newbolds, 32, Marion, was dismissed with leave to reinstate in circuit court. Assistant State's Atty. said elderly witness Ollie Baker cannot attend. she was robbed of 47 dollars. Two new misdemeanor theft charges were filed, bonds set at 1000 each. Weather notes follow with regional temps and rainfall forecasts. Louis Scott Pike of Herrin enlisted in the U S Army for two years. earlier report misspelled Charles Pike as his name.
Bertrand Russell's aide Ralph Schoenman, 32, was rushed to a flight to Paris and then New York after a deportation order signed by Home Secretary James Callaghan. He slipped into Britain June 17 despite a return ban and was picked up in Hyde Park Thursday night.
Lloyd Rose 88 of 706 Jesse St Benton died at 6 p m Thursday at his home. A retired farmer and Franklin County lifelong resident he was the son of the late James and Minerva Fos Rose and was married to Jerdie Ward. He leaves his wife eight grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Saturday Poulson Freeman Funeral Home Benton Rev Leonard Cole officiating burial in Masonic and Odd Fellows Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p m today.
George A. Dugger 72 of Rt. 1 Highland died after a short illness at St Joseph's Hospital Highland. He was World War I veteran, former church treasurer and Sunday school superintendent. Survived by his son Rev. Ellis H. Dugger and three grandchildren, two sisters, two brothers. funeral Sunday at St. Jacob United Methodist Church with burial in Keystone Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday after 2 p.m.
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