Anna Hospital Doctor Heads Science Journal
Dr Nathan Azrin, 32, chief of the behavior research lab at Anna State Hospital, is elected executive editor of the Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior and president of the society. The central office will be at Anna State Hospital. he will edit recent discoveries and organize society meetings. He holds an MEd from Boston University and a PhD from Harvard. The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox in the season series 19 to 8.
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Nathan’ Azrin
Anna State Hospital
Hurst-Bush Approves Tax Levy and School Budget
Hurst-Bush Grade School Board approves budget and tax levy with 96 265 in expenditures and 86 62 in income. Funds by educational, municipal retirement, transportation and building accounts. 32 600 levy apportioned across funds. Supt. Treece notes about 500 more than last year and bids sought for gas heating and storm windows. Virgil Claunch hired as part time tru ant officer with salary to be set.
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Hurst-Bush
Ernest Treece
Treece
Jack Calvert
Hurst-Bush High School Board of Education
Virgil Claunch
Hurst
Burned toast triggers Marion fire call
A Marion woman left bread in a toaster and forgot it. The toasted burned, the toaster shorted, and smoke filled the room at 6:15 p.m. Firemen arrived, unplugged the appliance, and extinguished the incident.
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Marion
Man of the Year named by foreign correspondents
Foreign correspondents in Mexico have named President Adolfo Lopez Mateos as the first Man of the Year in Mexico. Enrollment figures mention overcrowded classrooms with 333 students, 45 in first grade and 41 in second grade, noting a gain of 27 pupils this year.
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Mexico
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Treece
Shawnee Hills hosts 12th annual 100 mile ride
The Southern Illinois Equestrian Association finished its five day 287 rider tour through the Shawnee Hills Wilderness Trail system ending at Basin Bluff and Garden of Gods. The event drew 75 out of state riders with Myrl e Nutter and A W Chambers sending telegrams to Rep. Kenneth Gray approving trail development. In sports coverage Harvard football since last four seasons shows 23 wins and 13 losses.
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Shawnee National, Forest
Charles
K. Kamarasy
High Koel
Southern Illinois
Horse Association
Lor
Ilinois
Association
Shawnee Hills Wilderness
Basin Bluff
Garden of Gods
Cave of the Knights
Pound Hollow 'Lake
Japanese firm to build Hazleton plastics plant aided by ARA loans
The Pennslyvania chartered branch of Sekisui Plastics Corp plans a 1.75 million dollar plant in Hazleton with 113 workers for styrene products. The ARA approves 925000 in loans. local bank adds 180000 and the development group 90000. Total project cost includes land and equipment.
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Sekisui Corporation
Sekisui Plastics Corp
United States
Hazleton
Illinois
ARA
Te Local ‘Development Corporation
Woked
Larry’ E. Blow
Red
Robert ‘L. Kimmel
Eldo
Trada
Don ‘Cy Scivally
Anna, Company
George T. Yarbrough
Zeigler
Harry’ J. Dixon
Lesser
Richard L. Bray
West Frankfort
Charles E. Watekins
Johnston City
Bank to loan 85 thousand and 340 thousand yet
Pennsylvania industrial development authority plans another loan of 340000 while a similar authority defeated in Illinois this year. The ARA also loaned 585000.
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Industrial Development, Authority
Pennsylvania
Illinois
ARA
Licenses Revoked and One Suspended for DUI
Three area drivers had licenses revoked and one suspended for driving while intoxicated. The actions followed state licensing authority determinations citing impaired operation and violations of road use regulations.
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Nathan Azrin
Zwice
Herrin
Playtex
Linois Stackhouse Association
Mexico City
Harvard
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the Area Redevelopment Administration
Hunter
Hux’ Soap
Lux
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Kroger
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Aromonie
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