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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1963

Page

3

Showers to linger through Tuesday with cool nights

Weather outlook shows thunder showers continuing through Tuesday in the region. Temperatures dip to around 40 to 45 tonight with highs in the 40s on Wednesday. In Sunday readings Carbondale 68 Marion Murphysboro 71 Williamson County Airport 67 Herrin similar. lows 55 to 58. SIU seeks State Board of Higher Education as chief interpreter of education needs and efforts to attract research firms around Carbondale and Edwardsville campuses.

U.S Carbondale Marion Murphysboro Williamson County Herrin Southern Illinois University State Board of Higher Education SIU Delyte W. Morris Edwardsville Morris Illinois University of Illinois

Marion Mayor Sees New Industry Moves After Chicago Talks

Marion Mayor Robert Cooksey announced meetings with four prospective groups in Chicago and expects activity by mid next month. He noted at least one firm employing 700 is eyeing Marion but is progressing with Memphis, Tennessee. Cooksey also discussed a $544 000 federal grant toward a $1 089 000 waterworks project under the Public Works Acceleraton Act and pressed for faculty pay funds to attract top SIU faculty.

Marion Robert Cooksey Chicago Cooksey Memphis Tenn Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency

Tremor Shakes Southern Illinois Churches Briefly

A Sunday earth tremor interrupted church services across a seven state area with little damage in Southern Illinois. Witnesses described sonic booms and rattling shelves while police logged numerous calls. Seismographs from St Louis University Kansas University and Arkansas recorded the 11 30 a m quake, strongest in years, with no major damage reported.

Southern Illinois Lantana Baptist Church Carbondale Clyde Croslin Crestview Drive St. Louis University University of Kansas University of Arkansas James Peoples du Quoin Midwest New York William Parks Marion Public Square George Carpenter 14Th St Murphysboro West Fraankfort

Herrin High School Board Candidates Filed For Seats

John Seymour Willard Brafford and T J Creek filed for two regular three year terms on the Herrin High School Board. E A Nelson and Gale Ward seek the one year unexpired term from the district's unincorporated area. Creek president and longtime member, Brafford past candidate, Seymour former member from Blairsville Township. Williamson and Franklin seek reelection to the Herrin Grade School Board.

John Seymour Willard Brafford T. J. Creek Herrin Creek Jack Snryder E.A. Nelson Gale Ward Seymour Orient 5 N. 12Th St High Schoool Board Blairsville Brafford N. 8Th St Central Illinois Public Service Co N. 13Th St Herrin Norge Nelson Rt. 1 Bell and Zoller Coal Co Ward Chittyville Peabody Coal Co Walter Williamson Dayton Franklin

Mines and status list for Tuesday operations

The report shows mines working on Tuesday including Old Ben with units 9 21 and Zeigler with 3 4 and Orient with 3 4. Burning Star also has units 1 and 2 active. Mines not working include Orient 5 and Fidelity.

Orient

Perry County polio drive immunizes thousands at four clinics

The Sabin oral polio vaccine was given Sunday to 8 578 people at four Perry County clinics. Dr J A Mathis called the effort a success with nearly 530 per cent of the county served. Doses: Pinckneyville 3 544 Du Quoin 3 504 Tamaroa 909 Cutler 621. Type III vaccination is planned for April 21.

Perry County J. A. Mathis Perry County Medical Society Pinckneyville Community High School du Quoint Township Tamaroa Community High School Cutler

More Taxes Are Collected in Williamson County

Delinquent personal property tax collections for 1962 totaled 2131.89 dollars in Williamson County with deputy collectors reporting figures. Lawrence Feurer said 1693.21 dollars were turned in by three field deputies, and 433.58 dollars were collected at his courthouse desk. Sheriff Carl Miller announced Wesley Barr, a retired teacher from Hurst, started as field deputy in Hurst and Carterville while Ted Martin retires from his post to campaign for county commissioner. Miller will interview candidates for Martin’s replacement.

Williamson County Lawrence Feurer Feurer Carl Miller Wesley Barr Hurst Carterville Miller Barr Ted Martin Johnston City Martin

Foxhunters Delay Hunt in Rain at Devil's Kitchen Lake

Pink coated foxhunters from St. Louis Chicago Memphis and Indianapolis rode to hounds near Devil's Kitchen Lake facing rain delays. About 50 hunters rode Saturday and Sunday without a fox while enjoying Southern Illinois scenery and plans to ride again if weather clears. A Hunt Ball drew about 150 attendees at Giant City Lodge with related social events following the hunts.

Devil's Kitchen Lake St. Louis Chicago Memphis Tenn Indianapolis Ind Southern Illinois Giant City Lodge

Safes Smashed in Carbondale Burglary Spree

Burglars smashed safes at Kirby's Market and Hewitt's Drug Store in Carbondale. About $1,375 total stolen with exact $1,275.57 from Kirby's Market. Hewitt's yielded about $100. Entry gained by prying doors and defeating locks. two padlocks broken, cash and watches taken, narcotics drawer opened but no drugs stolen. City police and Jackson County deputies investigate.

Carbondale Kirby's Market W. Main St Hewitt’s Kirby Joe Reed S. Illinois Ave John Fozard Fazard Jackson County Joe Mifflin

Lake Road Paving Blocked by Exorbitant Property Demands

Williamson County Highway Supt. Fred Thane says lake area paving is stalled by 17 property owners seeking high right of way values. County plans, approved in 1961, would cost $32,000 with federal aid. Thane warns higher values could raise costs for future projects and notes only two owners hold more than one acre. The road would run 3.922 miles from Crab Orchard spillway to Little Grassy and Devil's Kitchen Lakes with a 22 foot base and 20 foot surface.

Devil’s Kitchen Lake Williamson Fred Thane State Dept. of Public Works Thane Crab Orchard Lake Spillway

Too Little Too Late Kaplan Scholarship Donor Funds Returned

A Southern Illinois University student named for the Kaplan Memorial Scholarship did not receive the $200 award from Theta Xi. He had already left school due to financial hardship and said the grant would not allow a return to studies now. The amount will revert to the Leo Kaplan memorial fund.

Southern Illinois University Theta Xi Leo Kaplan

Areas Seek Unified Plan For County Economic Programs

Franklin and Williamson counties will hold 7:30 p.m. meetings at Benton High School and the Marion Carnegie Library to discuss four county economic development under the ARA. Townsend and the Greater Egypt Regional Planning Commission push a four county plan with local committees while stressing regional cooperation and local participation to secure federal aid and avoid dispersed leadership.

Franklin Williamson Benton High School Marion Carnegie Library Chet Townsend Area Redevelopment Administration Illinois Townsend ARA Jackson Perry Greater Egypt

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