Stevenson elected FS Services chief executive officer
Ernest V Stevenson was elected president and chief executive of FS Services Inc at Liberty Illinois, replacing H Becker who retires year end. Stevenson has long led FS operations and previously served as vice president of operations. FS Services, with $165 million annual sales, operates in Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin through 155 local county service companies and supplies farm inputs and materials.
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FS Services
Sr Aeat Ai
Stevenson
FS Services, Inc
Illinois Farm Supply Company
Ie Gounty
Ilinois
Thana
Forraduals Recon
Ernest
Inez
Bloomington
Illinois
Illinois Agriculture Association
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Code of Ethics and Integrity Pledge
A compact list of core virtues including honesty integrity sincerity and trustworthiness guiding all dealings contracts and services. It emphasizes veracity dependability responsibility and reputability built on years of experience.
4-H Led Prairie Edge Club Surges In Cerrol County
Harod Yochem longtime leader of the Prairie Edge 4-H club heads a 38 member group spanning three generations. The club includes rural and urban youths in projects from dairy to gardening and meets at the Farm Bureau Building with members and a photo featuring Yochem with his daughter Dianne and sons Dennis and Daryle.
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Cerrol
Harod Yochem
Prairie Fdge
Mount Berrol
Vo-Ag
W. G. Warnock
Yochem
Prairie Edge Club
Yothem
Dianne
Randy Imel
Rosemary (Heister) Imel
Yothai
Richard Imel
Dennis
Daryle
Farm Bureau
Chewy Oatmeal Cookie Variations and Candy Additions
A nostalgic recipe note outlines three base oatmeal cookies with optional add-ins. Basic batter uses shortening sugar eggs milk and vanilla, then folds in flour salt and oats. Variations include Raisin Nut Drops with cinnamon and cloves and optional almond extract, plus candy and coconut options to yield multiple flavors.
Death penalty in Illinois in doubt after Supreme Court ruling
A six year repeal proposal for capital punishment failed in Illinois while the U S Supreme Court ruled that jurors who object to the death penalty cannot be automatically excluded. The decision challenges Illinois procedures and recent death sentences in Chicago tied to the Witherspoon case and could affect future capital cases statewide.
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Ilinois
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Ilinois State Bar Association
William C. Witherspoon
Chicago
Supreme Court
Serspoon
Witherspoon
Illinois Enacts Laws Increasing Penalties
Governor Samuel H. Shapiro signed two bills into law expanding penalties. One raises penalties for willful mutilation or destruction of draft cards under the Federal Military Selective Service Act of 1967 to up to a $10 000 fine or five years imprisonment or both. The other increases penalties for mutilating American or State flags to a 1000 to 5000 dollar fine or one to five years in prison or both. The measures include emergency clauses and became law on signing.
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Samuel H. Shapiro
W. K. Davidson
R-Rewenee
K. W. Miller
Sterling
ROTC Cadet Completes Army Camp at Fort Benning
Service notes Savanna Dennis R Nolan son of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Nolan of 442 Chicago Ave Savanna New Jersey, a Harvard Law School student, completed the nation’s basic Army ROTC summer camp at Fort Benning Georgia. The six week encampment provided active duty training in lieu of two years on campus enabling entry to advanced ROTC. He received leadership, rifle marksmanship, and physical training.
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Savanna
Dennis R. Nolan
Joseph J. Nolan
Chicago Ave
Harvard Law School
Cambridge
Mass
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ft. Benning
Cadet Nolan Scholarship Path From ROTC to Army Commission
Cadet Nolan completes the advanced ROTC program and college graduation making him eligible for commission as a second lieutenant in the U S Army. He is a 1963 graduate of Marquette High School in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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U. S. Army
Cadet Nolan
Marquette High Hool
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lanark Seaman Apprentice Serves Aboard USS Constellation
Lanark Illinois seaman apprentice John B rogh age 20 son of Mr Jack C Eckburg of 227 W Claremont Lanark Ill serves aboard the USS Constellation in the western Pacific. After a 26 day strike run off North Vietnam in the Tonkin Gulf Constellation rested eight days at Subic Bay Philippines. The carrier began its fourth combat tour on Yankee Station in the Gulf of Tonkin in late June and during the period attacked more than 40 artillery and anti aircraft sites while destroying or damaging 70 trucks and leaving nearly 60 barges sunk or damaged.
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Lanark
John B.ro Gh
Jack C. Eckburg
W. Claremont
Lanark, Ill
Constellation
Pacific
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Subic Bay
Republic of the Philippines
Yankee Station
Gulf of Tonkin
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S E. Stevenson
Ernest V
Exch and Generals Services
Board of Announcement
Melvin Sis
Soard
Enson
Ans
Liberty,llinois
Central Farmers For‘liver Company of
Central Nitrogen, Inc
Terre Haute
Indiana
National Potash Company
New York
National Cooperative Refinery Association
McPherson
Kansas
Cooperative Fertilizers International
Linois
Phivtoy Baty Pants
Playtex
Bowman Brug
Asti
Bert Hutchison
Cerrall
Fhone
Ujhoy On
Aridyias
QuiayMotiey
Mirth Bros
Launt Carrot
FESS
Ili
Rsa
Mount Carroll, Illinois
Kraets
MT. Carroll
Mt. Carroll’s Annual
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