Kennedy Seen as Strongest Democratic Nominee
George Gallup reports Democratic county chairmen favor Senator John Kennedy as the strongest contender against Vice President Nixon. In a 59-member mail ballot, Kennedy leads Nixon, Johnson, Symington, and Stevenson in predicted presidential matchups, with strongest backing from New England and the West Coast regions.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Princeton
N. J
Democratic Party
Sen
John Kennedy
Nixon
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Johnson Johnson
Symington
New England
South
Johnson
Mid-Atlantic States
Senator Symington
Pacific Coast
West Central Area
California
Oregon
SIU Student Wins Drapery Design Prize
Joyce Van Horn of Carbondale an SIU student won the first national prize of 200 and a 50 regional prize for the best silk screen design in the Edwin Raphael contemporary drapery design contest at Grand Rapids Michigan this week Laura Wieman of Carbondale also an SIU student received an honorable mention in the contest which drew entries from across the United States including Hawaii Judges included Walter McBride director of the Grand Rapids art gallery Richard De Pree president of Herman Miller Co Paul MacAlister former national president of the Industrial Designers Institute and John Nobel Richards president of the American Institute of Architects
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Joyce van Horn
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Edwin Raphael
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Laura Wieman
SIU
United States
Hawaii
Walter McBride
Don Raines resigns from Carbondale Community High School
Carbondale District 165 Superintendent Jackson Drake announces the resignation of Don Raines a longtime teacher and former head basketball coach at CCHS Raines who had been on staff since 1956 is stepping away and a special board meeting to appoint a successor is planned The move marks the first leadership change since Drakes arrival last fall
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Don Raines
Carbondale
Jackson Drake
Raines
CCHS
Drake
Marion girl to undergo kidney operation on Friday
Contributions totaling 262.73 have been raised for Marsha Woodard who will enter Children's Hospital in St. Louis Friday for a kidney operation. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodard and has been ill for three years. A benefit recital by students of Mrs. James Tooley supported the fund, contributions may be given to Mrs. Tooley or Rev. C. R. Walker of the First Baptist Church.
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Marion
Marsha Woodard
Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
George Woodard
James Tooley
Tooley
C. R. Walker
First Baptist Church
Driver Fined $300 for Intoxication in Randolph County Court
Willey E. Smith, 35, of East St. Louis, was fined $300 and costs of 32.30 in Randolph County Court this week on a drunken driving charge. Smith was ticketed June 20 on Route 3 north of Ruma by State Trooper Jackie Bivens. The fine was imposed by Judge Paul Nehrt.
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Willey E. Smith
East St. Louis
Randolph County
Oslo Population Cited At About Four Hundred Seventy Thousand
Oslo, the capital of Norway, holds a population figure near 470000. The number reflects city estimates used in demographic notes and regional summaries.
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Oslo
Norway
New Horizons in Cerebral Palsy Research Lecture Tonight
Dr Robert Lam of Washington University will discuss new directions in cerebral palsy research at 6:30 tonight in Muckelroy auditorium. The talk is sponsored by United Cerebral Palsy Assn of Southwestern Illinois and SIU Rehabilitation Institute. Virginia Furlong of Fulton Ky named summer executive secretary and will work with Guy A. Renzaglia, association president and SIU institute director.
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Muckelroy
Agriculture
Southern Illinois University
Robert Lam
Washington University
St. Louis
United Cerebral Palsy Assn
Southwestern Illinois
SIU Rehabilitation Institute
Association
Virginia Furlong
Fulton,Ky
W. Grand St
Carbondale
Furlong
Guy A. Renzaglia
SIU Institute
Divorce Granted After Husband Preferred Mother-in-Law’s Home
In Albany on June 30, Messica DeMoranville won an uncontested annulment from State Supreme Court. She testified that Douglas DeMoranville preferred living in his mother-in-law’s apartment to staying with her, and she would not have married him had she known his preference for her mother’s housekeeping.
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Douglas DeMoranville
Lliving
Messica
State Supreme Court
DeMoranville
Crickett Harris Fined for Intoxication in Carbondale
Earl Crickett Harris, 44, of 309 South Washington Avenue Carbondale was fined $15 by Police Magistrate Robert Schwartz for an intoxication charge. He was arrested at 8 30 p m on Wednesday.
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Earl “Crickett” Harris
S. Washington Ave
Carbondale
Robert Schwartz
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Southen
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