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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1966

Page

5

Convict Witness Describes Bitter Illinois Prison System

Van Leonard 32 year old Black former boxer and Menard inmate testifies that the Illinois system makes prisoners bitter after release. He describes goon squads at Menard and abuse at Stateville, isolation for minor offenses, and poor psychiatric care as causes of riot tensions. He notes Stamps was repeatedly isolated and alleges guard misconduct.

Springfield Menard Illinois van Leonard Leonard Goon Stateville John Stamps Stamps Green

Machinists Favor New Airline Contract Shattering Wage Guideposts

Union leaders representing more than a third of the International Association of Machinists strike force appear to back a three year deal that replaces wage and cost of living safeguards. The contract introduces a cost of living clause and accelerates some increases, with ratification expected Friday and resume of flights that night. Industry estimates put annual cost at about 87 million dollars, roughly six percent versus government guideposts.

New York Times Washington (Ap Machinists’ Union Ing P. L. Siemiller International Association of Machinists

UAW Seeks Reopening of Wage Clauses in Contracts

The United Auto Workers demand a reply by next Monday to reopen three 1964 contracts to insert higher wages for skilled tradesmen. Ford’s Henry Ford II calls reopening inadvisable as automakers roll out 1967 models. UAW seeks substantial increases, with talks set among GM, Chrysler, Ford, and the Detroit Tooling Association to decide yes or no.

United Auto Workers Henry Ford II Ford Motor Co UAW Detroit Ford Walter P. Reuther General Motors Chrysler

Clooney Ferrer divorce suit filed in Santa Monica

Actress Rosemary Clooney sues Jose Ferrer for divorce marking a second split since their 1952-1962 marriage with five children. Suit claims continued separation since April 14 while they remain legally separated.

Santa Monica Calif Rosemary Clooney Jose Ferrer Miss Clooney Ferrer

Prince Philip and Family Return From Jamaica

Prince Philip Prince Charles and Princess Anne traveled from Jamaica to join Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral Castle where the royal vacation continues.

Prince Philip Jamaica London Prince Charles Princess Anne Scotland Queen Elizabeth II Balmoral Castle

Speed Service Appliances Domestic-Commercial

Carbondale listing for WELLER Inc at 1200 W Main with phone 457-2116 offering domestic and commercial appliances and service.

Weller, Inc

Police Briefs Record Minor Fines Across Three Cities

Harrisburg Charles Simpson cited fifteen dollars for following too closely Royalton Roger Lowery fined twenty dollars for speeding Carbondale David P Almey fined fifteen dollars for immoderate driving

Harrisburg Charles Simpson Royalton Roger Lowery Carbondale David P. Almey

Israel receives Iraqi MIG21 in historic defect

An Iraqi air force captain defects to Israel piloting a MIG21, the first Soviet top‑tier aircraft to reach Israeli hands. Brig. Mordechai Hod, air force commander, calls it a comfortable feeling to possess the enemy’s top plane and hints at plans for the aircraft without specifics.

Tel Aviv Israel Mordechai Hod Air Force Hod Soviet Union Iraq Egypt Syria Kremlin

Pan American Shares Windfall From Added Traffic

Pan American World Airways reports it has paid 7.34 million to four of five struck carriers since July 8 under a mutual aid pact. Braniff says it issued about 750 thousand in similar strike insurance. The pact may yield total windfall payments near 10.54 million by August 15.

New York Pan American World Airways, Inc Braniff Airways, Inc Pan American Capital Airlines United Airlines Braniff American Continental Eastern Northwest Transforld National

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