Ozark airliner helps forced landing near Bloomington
An Ozark Air Lines plane aided a Piper Cherokee pilot in a forced landing in a plowed field four miles east of Bloomington. Captain Earl Campbell of St. Charles, Missouri, guided the troubled aircraft using his plane’s lights. all 34 Ozark passengers were aware of the emergency.
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Czech aides ousted over defection plot fuels Novotny push
President Antonin Novotny fired Interior Minister Jan Kudrna and state attorney Jan Bartusek amid a defection scandal involving Maj. Gen. Jan Sejna to the United States. Deputy Defense Minister Vladimir Janko died by his own hand after cabinet talks, while defense minister Bohumir Lemsky faced mounting criticism. The moves align with a liberal leadership challenging Novotny’s orthodox stance. United States battleships used the Panama Canal for the first time on July 16, 1915.
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Jackson County Ponders CAP Program Amid OEO Letter
Jackson County Board of Supervisors approves a letter of intent to participate in future community action programs under the Office of Economic Opportunity. A public hearing will decide the final CAP form while JWCAA coordinates with Williamson County and potential agency designation.
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SIU Professor Heads to Mexico on Marketing Textbook Trip
Herman Haag, professor of agricultural industries at Southern Illinois University, will be in Mexico until March 23 to meet the editor of his Spanish Language textbook on agricultural marketing. He will also visit the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Studies where he taught for seven months in 1966.
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Southern Illinois University
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Greater Egypt Grant to Extend Beyond One Year
The 12 month federal grant for administration of the Greater Egypt economic development district will likely run 16 months or until May 31. EDA asked to extend funds from the remaining $48 000, with total budget needs of $64 620 including local cash and consultants services. An renewal application has been submitted to the EDA.
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