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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
7
Claude Daniels Jr of Murphysboro has started a two year program at United Elec ase Institute in Louisville. He is a 1966 graduate of Murphysboro Township High School and resides at 1519 Crumms Lane Louisville Kentucky.
A conference on Intensive Coronary Care Units will be held Thursday in Carbondale. Sponsored by the Illinois Heart Association Southern Illinois University Carbondale Clinic and the Illinois Dept of Public Health. Dr John B Taylor of Carbondale is chairman.
Anne McLeod daughter of Mr and Mrs Archibald Mc Leod of Carbondale was honored at Bard College 106th commencement Saturday. She was awarded the Teachers College Columbia University Book Prize as a sophomore majoring in English Literature.
A reader complains Ann Landers prints unwed mothers but ignores unwed fathers. She replies that many unwed mothers would trade for a black eye to gain what fathers lose. Letters discuss smoking, spouses, and social double standards with sharp exchanges and playful retorts.
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss bidding choices in a Dallas studio match. South aims for slam after varied bids, North rebids hearts instead of diamonds, leading to a small slam by South after a sequence ending with clubs and trumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Greathouse marked 50 years of marriage with a North Bend area celebration at the North Bend Community House. They wed June 20, 1916 in Clifford and have a son Edward of North Bend a daughter Eileen Dickhans of Terre Haute a niece Fannie Mae Parrish who they raised five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The note prompts sending Sealtest end-flap or Sealtest name from a Sack o' Sundaes with $1 to receive Esterbrook Felts Riters in six colors worth $2.94. The reader questions if Sue Hart overuses Sealtest treats for the kids and hints that adults may also enjoy them.
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