Egyptian Electric Youth Tour Winners Named
Four semi finalists spoke at a Chester dinner as Rosemary Weaver and Tom Waltemate earned expense paid trips to Washington, D C for June 4 to 11. Runners up Lynn Weber and Mike Jeremiah also placed, with John Tempel addressing the group on REA Youth Tour growth.
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Area Teens Question Support for Constitution in Survey
A two month survey in the Southern Illinoisian asks area youths about rights and government. About three of eight say news clearance should be required, most support free speech with conditions. Several writers oppose compulsory testimony, and views on allowing a Communist Fascist to speak vary.
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Area Students Shine at SIU Industrial Education Show
Johnston City and Cairo students lead the regional exhibit at Southern Illinois University with top honors. Seventh-grader Brad Miller from Staunton won the grand award and a 9,000 tuition scholarship plus a ceremonial lamp. Johnston City High’s Robert Lawrence and John Ebersohl earned firsts in drafting and laser light exhibits, while Cairo High’s David Nance took first with a wooden cradle.
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Should Grades Influence Draft Deferment Policy
The reader asks if college grades should affect draft deferment and suggests alternatives. It proposes sending an opinion to the Southern Illinoisan offices in Carbondale Murphysboro Marion or Herrin with name age and address for possible publication next week.
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Chester eighth grade promotion exercises set for Thursday
Eighth grade students at Chester Community Grade School will present promotion exercises at 8 p.m. Thursday in the school's new gymnasium.
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Rev Owens Wins Sparta Chess Meet
The Rev John Owens of Sparta placed first in a novice chess tournament sponsored by the Sparta Chess Club. Second went to Don Smith, club VP and Sparta High School sophomore, with Richard Kothe third from Trico High School.
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Murphysboro FFA honors Nehring and chapter awards
Gary Nehring named outstanding senior at Murphysboro FFA parent son banquet. He also won foundation awards in swine and corn production. Cliff Waller earned foundation awards in beef soybeans livestock farming and cropproduction. Murphysboro chapter earned three firsts and one second in land judging parliamentary procedure and livestock dairy judging among 17 schools.
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Teenagers Favor City Manager Plan In Carbondale Vote
Area youths indicate three to one support for adopting the council manager system. They cite economy and efficiency while critics warn of salaries and outsider influence in Carbondale’s government.
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Miss Soldner Heads Williamson County 4 H Federation
Lelynna Soldner elected president of the Williamson County 4 H Federation at the annual rally for members leaders and parents in Marion. Other officers include David Grant vice president Don Sims treasurer Marsha Crenna secretary John A Armes reporter Rosemary Craig and Steven Humphreys recreation leaders. Pat Mollet spoke on International Farm Youth Exchange in Germany. Window display contest theme Learning through Living prize display won by Little Women 4 H Club. Joinder info: Janet White 309 N Madison Marion 993 3304 deadline June 1.
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Williamson County
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Allen Industries Donates Books to Herrin Library
Allen Industries Inc of Herrin donates five books on the Glacier work rating project to Herrin City Library. The firm is the only one in the Western Hemisphere to adopt the theories experimentally.
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Herrin
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Allen Industries
Western Hemisphere
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