Fuller plans to redesign the world as architect world planner
Geodesic dome innovator R Buckminster Fuller and SIU researchers gather global resource data in Carbondale to present to the International Union of Architects. The plan aims to end war by equal resource use and universal living standards, with Cuba and Mexico City sessions in fall 1965. The IUA event will feature a 20 minute briefing and broader films and charts.
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John F." Kennedy
Dean Rusk
R. Buckminster Fuller
Carbondale
Fuller
Southern Ilinois University
International Union of Architects
The
IUA
IUA Congress
SIU
John McHale
Great Britain
Havana
Cuba
Mexico City
Mexico
U. S
Prentice -Hall
State Remap Board Meets Next Tuesday
Ten member bi partisan commission named by Gov. Kerner will convene in Springfield Tuesday to craft a remap of Illinois House districts. The panel includes four Chicago, four downstate, and two suburban members from both parties. Critics say Southern Illinois faces loss of districts under any plan.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
William G. Stratton
Paul Powell
Vienna
Kerner
Chicago
Downstate
George Dunne
Illinois House
James Ronan
Ivan Elliott
Carmi
Daniel Pierce
Highland Park
Alvin G. Fields
East
St. Louis
Edward Jenison
Paris
David Hunterdt
Rockford
Eldon Mayrtin
Wilmette
Fred G. Gurley
Steel Company
United Republican Fund of Illinois
Michael J. Connelly
General Assembly
Koerner
Powell
House
John Touhy
Edward Eberspacher
Shelbyville
Senate
Southern Illinois
Gale Williams
Murphysboro
Williams
Ilinois
State Supreme Court
High Court
21000 To Get Pay Increases In Illinois
Springfield AP reports about 21,000 state employees will get pay rises effective October 1. Governor Otto Kerner announced a new procedure including revision of pay scales, merit raises emphasis, and a wage differential for the northeastern area of the state.
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Springfield
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois tonight and Friday
Generally fair and warmer tonight with lows from 53 to 62. Considerable cloudiness and little temperature change expected Friday.
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Illinois
China says Soviets quit atomic aid promised to Mao
Communist China claimed Premier Khrushchev pledged to help build an atomic bomb in 1957 and 1959 but broke the promise. A government broadcast said the Soviet Union tore up the agreement on June 20 1959 before Khrushchev’s American tour, denying China the bomb and technical data. The charges offer a reason for the Moscow Peking split.
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Tokyo
China
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
United States
Peking
Washington
Moscow
Mao Tze-tung
U.S
Christian Herter
White House
Red China
Formosa
U.S. watches Gulf of Cuba refugee actions unfold
The U S Coast Guard reported Cuban warships seized refugees near Anguilla Key Cay Sal and Bahama waters as a British vessel observed. A U S helicopter and coast guard ship pursued the group while officials said no action would be taken under international law.
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Washington
Phillips
U. S
Caibbean
U.S
Key
Miles
Cuba
Cay Sal
Richard J. Phillips
U.S. Bank of the Bahama Islands Coast Guard
Congo Republic President Resigns as Army Seizes Power
Fulbert Youlou announced his resignation from the palace steps as the army took control. A 10,000 strong mob cheered, while workers demanded reform, higher wages, and an end to one party rule. Police fire killed five and wounded about a dozen during the crisis.
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Fulbert Youlou
Youlou
France
Congo Republic
Browd
Cit
Joint Chiefs Back Proposal On Their Own
Gen Maxwell D Taylor testified before senate committees that the Joint Chiefs of Staff supported the limited test ban treaty without civilian pressure. He said the chiefs were consulted in advance of negotiations in Russia and had access to all talks between Moscow and Washington. He noted military risks but overall approval, with safeguards and future views to be submitted by the Preparedness group.
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Washington
Maxwell de. Taylor
Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Moscow
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate House Atomic Energy
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Group
United States
Train Bandit Suspects Held After Great Robbery
London Aug 15 AP two men about 45 held today on charges linked to Britain’s great train robbery. A man and two women detained for investigation. Police say about 100000 pounds recovered. arrests in Bournemouth after stop of a woman for lodging. A car yielded a large sum, another car nearby contained more money.
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London
Britain
Bournemouth
England
Navy man convicted as Soviet spy sentenced to life
Nelson C. Drummond, 34, a Navy enlisted man with top security access, was sentenced to life imprisonment for conspiracy to commit espionage after meeting with Soviet agents in New York and abroad. He could have faced the death penalty. FBI trap with six secret documents led to conviction on July 19. His wife Lucille attended as the judge called the crime “awful.”
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New York
Nelson C. Drummond
Ap U
Baltimore
FBI
Drummond
Thomas F. Murphy
Murphy
United States Navy
Nuclear ban treaty sparks Teller challenge to U S lead
Senatorial hearing heard Edward Teller assert the proposed nuclear test ban would hinder United States military readiness and risk allowing a Russian lead in key areas. Isidore Rabi, James Watson and others countered parts of Teller's view, noting underground tests and missile defenses could be affected. The debate highlighted differing administration positions and the treaty's potential impact on nuclear policy.
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Rabi
Tive ‘Weller
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations
Teller
AEC
Mittee
Mlivermore Laboratories
James
D. Watson
Edward M. Purcell
Harvices
Ward University
U.S
Monate
Telier
Try
Isidore L. Rabi
Columbia Isea
Naval
Robert C. Toth
New York Times
Washington
Edward “Teller
United States
Dul Hun Capricouu
Defense
Robert
McNamara
Glerin
T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Watson
Free World
Erninent Consultants
Japan Areas Jolted by Mild Earthquake Near Fukushima
A mild earthquake struck off Fukushima prefecture in the Pacific, centered about 38 miles underground. Tokyo and northern Japan felt the tremor with no immediate reports of damage. The quake registered strongly on seismographs around the world.
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Japan
Tokyo
Pacific
Central Meteorological
Cen
Fukushima Prefecture
Tension Mounts as Ben Bella Faces Minister Resignations
Algiers reports Premier Ahmed Ben Bella confronts ministerial threats to resign after veteran Ferhat Abbas quits as head of the National Assembly amid charges of government interference and humiliation.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben’ Bella
Ferhat Abbas
National Assembly
Abbas
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Navy
Lucille
Siles
Algeria
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