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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1968

Page

3

Egyptian Junior College founded by Illinois leader Ivey

Nathan A. Ivey, charter president of Egyptian Junior College District 530, cites open admissions and building a college from scratch as core goals. He outlines plans for curriculum, site selection, staff hiring, and accreditation while noting gains from Illinois state funding and collaboration with SIU.

Suzi Kanyr Illinois Junior College Southwestern Michigan Southwestern Michigan College Southern Ivey Accrediting Association Southern Illinois

Dorm manager denies charge in segregat ion claim

Carl Alexander, manager of Imperial West dormitory in Carbondale, denies SIU Senate charges that the dorm discriminates against Negroes. He says no fall vacancies exist and offered summer housing. Off campus housing office at SIU is reviewing the case. Funeral services for George Cummings, 69, Herrin, will be 3 p m Saturday at Johnson Funeral Home. He died Thursday in Herrin Hospital. He was survived by a daughter and four sons among others.

Carl Alexander Imperial West S. Wall St Carbondale Southern Illinois University Senate Richard Wallace Alexander University Aproval Wilbur Moulton SIU George Cummings S. 20Th St Herrin Johnson Funeral Home Bernard P. Mongan Herrin City Cummings Herrin Hospital Henderson Robert Mary Ann Hazelwood Cummings

Murphysboro Grievance Committee to Meet Next Week

A five member grievance committee to review a pay dispute involving Murphysboro water and sewer department employees will meet next week. The panel includes two city, two union members and a fifth moderator chosen by the four. City and union officials are negotiating the moderator selection.

Murphysboro Water and Sewage Department Hod Carriers and Common Laborers Union Lloyd Watson Joe Williams Williams Watson City Street

SIU Students Block Recruiters in Protest

About 25 SIU students from the Southern Illinois Peace Committee formed a human barrier around military recruiters at SIU Center Thursday in a bid to end campus recruitment. The group dispersed after threats of arrest and planned to press President Morris to suspend recruitment while study is conducted.

Sally Veilands Southern Ilinoisan Southern Illinois Peace Committee Southern Illinois University Doves Hawks SIU Michael Harty SIPC University Center Wilbur Moulton Thomas Leffler Delyte W. Morris Roland Keene Morris SIU Board of Trustees Harry Harty

Sohio aims to merge Old Ben coal with Standard Oil

Standard Oil Co of Ohio and Old Ben Coal Corp of Chicago plan a merger by share exchange. Old Ben operates mines near Lesser and Benton with 10.3 million tons produced in 1967 and 3.26 million in earnings. The merged group would be led by Sohio and remain under Old Ben management as a Standard Oil subsidiary. Also noted are industry consolidations including Peabody into Kennecott and Capline pipeline developments. Funeral services are set for Franklin L. Hill in Alamo Tennessee after a car accident near Carbondale Illinois.

Standard Oil Co Ohio Old Ben Coal Corp Chicag Old Ben Standard Oil Lesser Benton Peabody Kennecott Copper Co Sohio Kennecott Illinois Consolidation Coal Co Continental Oil Continental Capline Louisiana Gulf Coast Patoka C. E. Spahr D. W. Buchanan Jr Chicago Indiana Virginia

Couple awarded $28,000 in dram shop suit

In Benton circuit court, James R. Shipley receives 10000 for personal injury and his wife Caariene 15000 plus 2776.90 for medicals after a Dec 12, 1964 auto crash near Christopher. Plaintiffs blame tavern owners for overserving Powell before the collision.

Christopher Area Benton James R. Shipley Caariene Shipley Raymond Burgess Lone Star Benny Berlando Berlando Walier A. G. Murray Swain Lesser Virginia Swain Christopher Shipley Roy Powell Shipleys Powell

Central renewal plan delayed for Carbondale two years

The Community Conservation Board heard that HUD in Chicago froze funds for central business district renewal and expect an extended delay of two years or more. The planning grant from last year was shelved due to a federal directive prioritizing residential needs.

Carbondale Community Conservation Board Commission William Burns Burns Dpartment of Housing and Urban Development Chicago Central Business District Jerry Fieldhouse HUD Field Vietnam CCB South Central Project Northeast Gerald Osborne

Benn resigns after Carmichael talk invitation at SIU

Orrin Benn, SIU student chairman, resigns over controversy around inviting Black Power leader Stokely Carmichael to speak. Benn says invitations were impartial and misinterpreted as a personal invitation, while petitions oppose using student funds for Carmichael appearance.

Orrin Benn Southern Illinois University Stokely Carmichael SIU Benn Guiana United States Carmichael Robert F. Kennedy George Wallace Lester Maddox Georgia James Gropps

Carbondale Man Accidentally Shoots Man Near Lake

Jack R. Davis of 609 S. Poplar St. Carbondale was shot in the ankle by Michael J. Lusk of Green Acres Trailer Court at 2:30 p.m. near Crab Orchard Lake. Davis was taken to Carbondale Clinic for a broken ankle.

Jack R. Davis S. Poplar St Carbondale Crab Orchard Lake Southern Illinois University Michael J. Lusk Green Acres Trailer Court Davis Carbondale Clinic

Tax problems cloud rural fire district plan in Benton County

Benton Chamber hears the proposed Rend Lake area rural fire protection district is financially unfeasible due to insufficient assessed valuation. If formed it would require seven full time firefighters and 20 volunteers to serve West City Whit tington Ewing and east shore areas. The district remains alive but needs additional financing study. The chamber also seeks four young men 21 to 35 to restart a Benton Jaycees group. Officials will consult the state highways office about mowing changes and address prior issues with Big Muddy River bridge on Route 14 west of Benton after several accidents.

Bend Lake Franklin County Benton Chamber of Commerce Chamber Don Cox West City Whittington Ewing Rend Lake Cox Herrin Jaycees Benton Chamber Jaycees Benton State Division of Highways Carbondale Benon Big Muddy River Rt. 14

Du Quoin Plant Walkout Stems From Seniority Clash

Workers at the Du Quoin Phelps-Dodge Aluminum Products plant remained off the job after a Thursday walkout over seniority issues. The facility on Rt. 51 south of Du Quoin employs about 200 people in 1965. Area residents contributed about $75,000 for the plant site and sewage facilities. Supervisory and clerical staff were at work today. Plant officials declined to comment.

du Quoin Phelps - Dodge Aluminum Products Rt. 51

Youth gets prison term for burglary attempt

An 18 year old Carbondale youth James E Woods was sentenced in Murphysboro circuit court to one to three years in prison for attempt to commit burglary. The Fort Leonard Wood soldier was found guilty in a non jury trial on April 26 and denied probation. He was accused of trying to enter Vogler Motor Co at 301 N Illinois Ave Carbon dale April 2 after breaking a glass in a door. He was stopped by two workers. Also noted was a gathering of 150 Coal Belt Firemen Association members at the Marion VFW Club with Kerry Keen state deputy fire marshal presenting a training film.

Ivey SIU VTI Carbondale Murphysboro James E. Woods Fort Leonard Wood Woods Vogler Motor Co Illinois Ave Carbon Coal Belt Firemens Association Marion Veterans of Foreign Wars Club Kerry Keen Champaign Herrin

Towed car reclaimed by its owner in Carbondale

John Howie of 615 Glenview Dr Carbondale reported the return of his car that had been towed from a parking space at the Ben ing Square Building. Howie said no further action is planned. An observer noted a McCarthy for President sticker on the vehicle yesterday.

John Howie Glenview Dr Carbondale Bening Square Howie McGinnis Bening Building McCarthy

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