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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1963

Page

4

Valuable Asset to Communists Weakens U S World Leader Image

AP reports Aug 7 1963 cover story on U S racial turmoil harming its global leadership image. Rusk and Stevenson warn Congress that Communist exploitation risks hurt abroad. Diplomatic observers note African Asian reactions, South Africa apartheid links, and distorted views of American democracy.

U.S Asia Africa United States Dean Rusk U.N Adlai E. Stevenson Rusk South Africa Congress Stevenson Ralph J.bubdie United Nations America London Daily Telegraph Washington New York Gershon B. O. Collier Sierra Leone

Editorial: Steel Will Build New Markets In India

An editorial argues India’s growing steel demand offers a major market for U.S. aid and potential Bokaro project benefits. It notes six mills now operate, Bokaro's planned 1.4 million ton capacity, later up to four million tons, and the debate over public versus private ownership and U.S. loan terms. The piece emphasizes expanding Indian consumption as the core justification for any aid.

India U. S Bokaro Calcutta Netiry Milla Hindustan Steel Limited West Germany Great Britain Nehru Washington U.S. Agency For International Development AID U.S. Steel House Foreign Affairs Committee U.S Clay Presidential Advisory Committee United States

Peters is ousted as Budget Commission chief in Illinois power shift

Illinois politics centers on personalities as Sen. Everett Peters loses eight term chairmanship of the Budgetary Commission. Rep. W. J. Murphy, new leader, rose from obscurity amid gambling dispute ties and support for Speaker John Lewis. The change follows a Democratic and Republican alliance aided by Chicago Mayor Daley, with aims to make the commission a more effective budget bureau for state government.

Illinois Everett Peters R-St. Joseph Illinois Budgetary Commission W. J. Murphy Lake County John Lewis R-Marshall House Rep Murphy Sen Peters University of Illinois Richard Daley Sen. Peters Budgetary Commission Rep. Murphy Peters Tq Murphy Commission

Legends and Lore of Southern Illinois reviewed

Dave Felts notes John W. Allens Legends and Lore of Southern Illinois published by SIU Area Services Division is not formal history but a gifted collection of 40 pages of sketches. Allen writes with affection about the land, pioneers, churches, festivals, and local characters, drawing on a lifetime of study and memories.

John W. Allen Southern Ilinois Area Services Division Southern Ilinois University John Allen Smith & Wasson Egypt SIU Irving Dilliard Collinsville St. Louis Post-Dispatch University of Toois Board of Trustees Princeton Allen Illinois

Public sides in rail dispute split by Gallup poll

A Gallup poll shows 71 percent of Americans followed the railroads and unions dispute with about one in three undecided. Among those with views, railroads are favored 4 to 3 over unions while most want no government intervention and many support management setting its own work rules or a gradual layoff with retraining.

Nelson Rockefeller Henry Ford I Supreme Court William C. Douglas Sophis Koren Messrs Rockefeller Ford Douglas Princeton N. J Congress Gallup

One-Legged Scout Finishes Rugged Smile Hike

In Butte Montana AP: 12 year old scout Robert Reppell completed a rugged Smile hike across the Continental Divide four times. He traveled over rocks streams and felled trees on crutches with fellow scouts and two leaders. Scoutmaster Dick Matthew praised his effort saying he asked for no favors.

Butte Mont Mountels Robert Reppell Moose Lake Granite County Dick Matthew Young Reppelle

Second Look al Dey in annals of odd postal threats

News reports discuss congressional talk of a new tax bill and reference Second Look al Dey who reportedly threatened cutting Saturday deliveries and introducing Zip into the five other delivery days. The piece notes there are small loopholes for small taxpayers amid the debate.

al Dey Zip

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