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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
3
The Farm Adviser discusses ideal rains boosting lettuce radishes peas spinach and onions and suggests replanting with sweet corn and beans. It also covers chemical-use records for farm management and feeding needs for calves and heifers on pasture.
Illinois linked researcher John Nash Ott alleges color TV may cause radiation hazards citing experiments with sprouting beans and rats. Illinois scientist Alfred Richardson cautions about gamma exposure, saying current TV voltages are far below X rays, while Ott questions safety and calls for hearings. Unity theme noted in regional planning chief Allen Baker’s remarks on cooperation.
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Campaign for a 1,250,000 hospital fund faces a July 1 deadline as gifts and pledges total 823,717.07, 426,282.93 short. Co-Chairs Henry W. Gentsch and Joseph Bitzer outline plans including memorial gifts and emergency guarantor agreements to secure Hill Harris funds and finish the campaign.
In Springfield the gun control debate moves toward a compromise favoring gun owner registration and restrictions on certain buyers. Cooling off periods and limits on mail order sales may be added, with data suggesting lower murder rates in gun controlled states. The NRA and sports groups push for practical safeguards while lawmakers weigh constitutional questions.
Rep Dr Norbert G Springer argues for public employee right to organize and bargain through chosen representatives while protecting public health and safety. He cites Republican bills banning strikes, establishing a Public Employee Labor Relations Board, representation elections, mediation, and fact finding to prevent disruption of vital services.
Timeline of notable events from June dates: James Long declares a Texas republic on June 23, 1819. Wiley Post and Harold Gatty begin around the world flight on June 23, 1931. Cadillac builds Detroit settlement in 1701. U S Marine Corps established June 25, 1776. AEF reaches France June 25, 1917. League of Nations charter signed June 26, 1945. Gaulle recognized as leader of free French June 27, 1940. Panama Canal rights purchased June 28, 1902. Dewey nominated for president June 28, 1944. highest manned summit reached. Pure Food Drug Act passed June 30, 1906.
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