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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1966

Page

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Muggy, warm with scattered storms tonight into Thursday

The forecast calls for muggy conditions with variable cloudiness and a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. Lows near 70 tonight, highs in the lower 90s Thursday. Friday should be fair and cooler.

Da Nang Jet Crash Kills 26 in Vietnamese Village

A U S Marine F8 Crusader crashed after takeoff from Da Nang air base. Twenty six Vietnamese villagers were killed and many wounded as the jet struck Hoa Cuong village. The pilot, 1st Lt. Walter J. Doherty, escaped with minor injuries after ejecting. engine failure cited. Explosions and ordnance continued for hours while Marines and civilians faced devastation. Nearby Saigon reports another Viet Cong attack near Tan Son Nhut, causing one death and six injuries at a U S motor pool as Marine forces push inland in the region.

U.S da Nang Walter J. Doherty Gold Hill Ore Hoa Cuong Saigon Sagan Tan Son Nhut South China Sea No. 1

Antiwar hearings end with mass exits and protests

Police drag attorney Kinoy from House Un American Activities hearing as 16 others are ejected. Attorneys withdraw in solidarity, leaving clients unrepresented while protesters march from Capitol Hill to the White House.

House Committee On UN Joe R. Pool D-Tex Kinoy William Kunstler New York Kunstler Beverly Axelrod San Francisco Jeremiah S. Gutman Frank J. Donner Ira Golobin John Pemberton American Civil Liberties Union Pool Walter D. Teague Teague U.S National Liberation Front of Viet Nam Viet Cong Rutgers University Yale University National Review Magazine Philip A. McCombs The Richard Mark Rhoads Alfred M. Nittle Rhoads Phillip A. Luce Progressive Labor Movement U. S Communist Party Luce Cuba Jeffery Gordon Progressive Labor Party Fink Viet Nam Gordon LBJ Capitol Hill White House

Banks Boost Loan Rates Amid Nationwide Increases

Banks raised their prime lending rate to 6 percent in rapid succession, prompting the Johnson Administration to urge banks to curb credit expansion. The move, the fourth rise in a year, signals higher costs for both individuals and large firms as other banks were expected to follow.

Johnson

Stocks Head Lower Again

New York AP reports a continued market slide to 1966 lows as investors face higher interest rates and Viet Nam concerns. GM dropped to 75 with a later partial recovery, the Dow at noon fell 3.29 to 820.54, Xerox and Polaroid slipped, and airlines steels and motors showed mixed signals.

New York Viet Nam General Motors Asociated Press Dow Jones Xerox Polaroid Goodyear American Telephone du Pont American Stock Exchange

Reserve Call Questioned In Senate

In the Senate debate over a $58 billion defense bill a rider to call thousands of young Reservists for combat service in Vietnam drew sharp questions. Sen. Russell defended the move as equality of service while Sen. Ervin urged calling up entire units for preserved effectiveness.

Viet Nam Senate Richard B. Russell Dga Sam J. Ervin, Jr Dn.c Senate Armed Services Committee Army National Guard Russell Armed Services Committee Robert S. McNamara Johnson

Childhood Days Convict Hung Cats to Clothesline Two Brothers Testify

Phillip Stamps, 28, a brother of John W Stamps, testified about cruelty to animals in his youth including hanging cats and throwing ice picks. Mary Stamps, their mother, recalled a teacher dressing John and ribbon in his hair after an accusation of pushing girls. The defense argues inadequate psychiatric treatment and a riot triggered by mental collapse after guards were killed.

John W. Stamps Menard Phillip John Stamps Mary

Balloons Shatter Windshield On Overpass Near West Frankfort

West Frankfort police report a car was hit by balloons filled with water dropped from an overpass on Rt. 57. James Stodghill and his wife Evelyn were shaken but unhurt. two children were in the back. Three youths, aged 16 to 20, fled in a green 1957 car after the incident.

Rt. 57 West Frankfort James Stodghill E. Main St Evelyn Stodghill North Road Pershing and Orient

GOP Day At Illinois State Fair Attacks Freeman Ford Says Freeman Fails Farm Policy

Under sunny skies Illinois Republicans gathered at the state fair to hear Gerald Ford attack Orville Freeman secretary of agriculture. Ford called Freeman orbiting Orville and accused the Johnson administration of higher prices higher interest rates and higher draft calls. He urged quick use of US power to end the Vietnam War as GOP leaders paraded from a downtown hotel to the fair grounds amid band music.

Paul D. Samuel Lindsay-Schaub Springfield Illinois U.S. House Gerald Ford Michigan Johnson-Humphrey-Freeman Ford Orville Freeman Freeman Orville Agriculture Johnson United States Fair Grounds

Pioneer 7 engines toward sun to study solar wind

Pioneer 7 blasts from Cape Kennedy at 11 20 a m aboard a three stage Delta rocket. The 140 pound science package aims to sample solar wind as NASA follows Lunar Orbiter 1 into lunar orbit. The mission seeks data on radiation hazards for future moon expeditions.

Cape Kennedy Fla Pioneer 7 Space United States

Picketed Firm Accuses Loans to Negroes in Chicago

Stanley Enlund president of First Federal Savings and Loan cited more than 100 million dollars in mortgages to Black borrowers, naming Rev. James Bevel as a recipient of a loan. Bevel confirmed the mortgage on his South Side home. Demonstrations across downtown Chicago included pickets, an effigy incident, and Nazi party presence amid a 25 percent rise in crime amid police redeployment.

Chicago Savings and Loan Association Stanley Enlund First Federal Savings and Loan Assny James Bevel Martin Luther King Jr Enland Bevel South Side Association Kimbark Ave Enlund Jefferson Park Martin Luther King King Southern Christian Leadership Conference American Nazi Party O. W. Wilson

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Arthur Kinoy Jet Marine Eric S. Holmbrain 3Rd Marine Amphibious Force Navy Holmgrain Washington Stodgill Ed Greer Pioneer First Federal
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