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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1966

Page

4

Illinois GOP platform shifts on housing and revenue reform

Editorial notes Illinois Republicans at Peoria split on fair housing and revenue reform. A Revenue Amendment favors a limited flat tax but opposes a full income tax, while open housing language offers no concrete measures yet upholds property rights. The platform appears weak as a campaign document and may backfire with voters.

Illinois Peoria Elmer J. Hoffman DuPage County William Scott Harris Rowe Jacksonville State Republican Organization GOP Illinois Republican Party

Airlines strike looms over politics and economy

Negotiators warned to settle the month old strike or face possible legislation as Congress avoids a vote on a 30 day airline bailout plan. The five carriers lose millions daily while thousands of mechanics strike, yet nationwide effects remain limited and no emergency declared.

International Association of Machinists House Commerce Committee U. S House of Representatives Congress White House Organized Labor

Second Look at Airlines Strike Settlement Proposal

The Machinists Union dismisses a proposed settlement from Oregon’s senior senator as insufficient. A separate note mentions county reapportionment by the U S Department of Agriculture based on a single corn stalk and one gallon of water. Excavators at Camelot site speculate on a goblet as a Galahad find. A station attendant warns: Fasten belts and count the children. Investment club women vote to hold morning meetings before the market opens.

Oregon Illinois U S. Department of Agriculture

Petunias Shine in TV Wedding Week Style

Dave Felts notes petunias taking center stage on TV coverage of a Washington wedding week. The column mentions Luci and Hemingway and Fitzgerald, Beatles versus Christianity debates, Lenny Bruce survivors, and sartorial remarks about men's pants and a glimpse of Mrs. William O. Douglas at a White House event.

Washington Luci Petunia United States White House Petunias F. Scott Fitzgerald Ernest Hemingway Broadway Trevor Reese Lester Mack Hemingway Martin Donegan Fitzgerald Paris New York Hollywood William O. Douglas U.S. Supreme Court

Relaxed China Uses Comedy to Halve Americans The Mood in Public Shows Cheerful Irony

Feliks Topolski notes a relaxed, cheerful China where actors mock Americans with paper noses and a hostile Viet Nam theme, using humor as catharsis. He observes a culture of labor dignity, volunteer work on state projects, and a pervasive anti Americanism amid a vast yet evolving Beijing landscape.

Peking China United States Gobi Desert Mongolia South China Sea Viet Nam America Ming Tombs Mao Chiang Kai-shek Chungking The

Friction With Eastern Europe Contradictions In West German Policy

A Times of London dispatch from Prague notes a central contradiction in West German policy. Bonn seeks neighborly trust while also maintaining tension to justify unity, a stance critics say undermines any real progress toward German reconciliation.

New York Times News Service Times of London Dispatch London England Europe West Germany London Times Prague Germany East Germany Poland Munich Sudetenland Bonn West Berlin Eastern Times of London Berlin Warsaw Walter Ulbricht Czechoslovakia Ulbricht Russia NATO Eastern Europe Roland Washington

Mayor Has Pistol On Hip In Agreement Letter

A reader from Carbondale endorses the mayor citing concerns about crime with a pistol on each hip and a shotgun on the shoulder describing armed incidents in town. The writer urges newspaper verification of reported holdups and robberies.

The Southern Illinoisan Roy Weshinskey Carbondale

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