SIU and Winston-Salem exchange enters third workshop phase
The cultural exchange program between Southern Illinois University and Winston-Salem State College moves into the Chairman's Workshop third phase. SIU faculty leaders visit Winston-Salem to align chairmen and share education strategies, with ongoing federal support since 1956 under the Higher Education Act.
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Southern Iinois University
Winston- Salem
N.C
STU College of Education
George Counts
Hauser
Donald Robinson
Mental health symposium panel urges new techniques
SIU speakers at a Carbondale Sigma Xi panel urged fresh mental health methods and behavioral research. They cited strained relationships and environments as factors while stressing need for automated school screenings and targeted state services. Gilbert Ogden, 73, of Carbondale, died in University City, Missouri, while visiting relatives. He was a retired Illinois Central conductor. Survived by wife Ruth, a stepson, siblings, and a brother. Service Tuesday at Huffman Funeral Home with burial at Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery.
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Carbondale
Sigma Hi
National Acientific Research Society
Gilbert Ogden
Missour
N. Bridge St
University City
Illinois Central Railroad
Mr. Ogden
Williamson County
Henry
Sadie Jones Ogden
Wayne Belford
Zora Ogden
Alyne Hil
Eureka
Cali
Carl Ogden
Selma
Iowa
Huffman
William A. Longman
First Christian Church
Pleasant Grove Memorial Cemetery
Robert H. Dreher
Center For the Study of
Clayton E. Ladd
Richard M. Sanders
Rehabilitation Institute
Harold Grosowsky
Cancer crusade volunteers meet in Jackson County
Volunteers working in the April American Cancer Society Crusade gathered Friday night at the University Center ballroom. Crusade chairman Mrs Radar of Anna spoke as officials urged literature on education research and service to every county resident. Contact details were provided for more information.
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Jackson County
American Cancer Crusade
University Center
Robert Radar
Anna
Crusade
Richard Richman
American Cancer . Society
Radar
M. B. Haas
American Cancer Society
Clarence Dougherty
Fr. Haas
Pine Lane
Carbondale
Campers to use radio communications at National Convention
Citizens band Campers will rely on four CB channels for traffic and safety during the National Campers and Hikers Convention July 15 16 expected crowd of 30000. Emergency headquarters will be a 150 by 40 foot tent with three units handling grounds messages bulletin boards traffic and emergencies.
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du Quoin Fairgrounds
Red Cross
Grandstand
KNK
Pride
Channel
Rockefeller backs broad changes to abortion laws in New York
Albany N Y Gov Nelson Rockefeller endorsed proposals to greatly liberalize New York abortion laws. The plan would allow abortions to save the mother or prevent grave health damage, expanding grounds beyond saving the mother's life and facing opposition from Roman Catholic leaders.
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New York Times
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Hierself
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Winston-Salem
Winston - Salem
Robinson
SIU College of Educaion
Carolina
Liberal Arts
LIU
Robert W. MacVicar
Roger Beyler
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
David Christensen
William Simeone
John Voigt
General Studies
Southern Ilinois University
PLICE
Marion
David Griffin
Harrisburg
Henry Maddox
Freeman
Rosa Restiveo
Midnight
BELO
America
East Jackson Carbondale
Phoma
Anna and
du Quoin
Cancer Crusade
Feds
Citizens Band
Travis
NCHA
Camus & Mardale Shopping Center
New Park
Wally
Alec
Sperding
White Electric CO
Herrin
BIC
Poligrip
Cardid
Juffy Planter Flower Garden
Pari
N. Park Herrin
Benton
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