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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1963

Page

4

Negroes Chance Best With Major Parties Editorial

Editorial argues a separate Black party may offer leverage but could serve as obstruction in Congress. It advocates Negro participation within the two major parties to push landmark civil rights legislation and equal rights for all, citing historical examples and the need to end unequal opportunities.

Washington James C. Eastland George C. Wallace Lynn Congress Farmer's Alliance Farmers of America

Teller's Defense Views Complicate Rockefeller 1960s Bid

Edward Teller advocates against a nuclear test ban while serving as a paid consultant to the Rockefeller Brothers. The family’s defense investments, including Thiokol and Itek, highlight deep ties to the war industry and pose a political dilemma for Nelson Rockefeller as he campaigns for the presidency.

Edward Teller Teller Rockefeller Brothers Corporation Rockefeller Rockefeller Brothers Thiokol Chemical Corporation Gov. Rockefeller Mr. Rockefeller

Outlook on Antitrust Sees Competition in Gray Areas

Du Pont Chairman Greenwalt urged the American Bar Association to rethink antitrust in a broader light. He argued that competition now spans beyond like products and that government rules cling to a narrow view, despite evidence that both large and small firms may be needed amid growing business complexity.

Wall Street Journal du Pont Greenwalt American Bar Association

Bureaucracy Has A Heart

The U S State Department faced criticism for inflexible exchange student visa rules that force a two year home return after visa expiry. hearings prompted a proposed adjustment to consider the human side, acknowledging families formed during study. The piece argues political pressure can awaken bureaucratic empathy.

U.S. State Department Washington United States House

Abe Unmasks Swindler in Hoffmans Row Novel

Dave Felts reviews Hoffman's Row by Walter Carman about Abraham Lincoln as a young Springfield lawyer and sleuthing against a smooth swindler connected to Mary Todd. The column notes authentic Lincoln figures and criticizes fictional conversations, cites Ninian Edwards and Joshua Speed, and records Felts recalling early radio access in 1923 and campus broadcasts by megaphone.

Hoffman's Row Walter Carnahan Bobbs Merrill Abraham Lincoln Springfield Lincoln Joshua Speed Ninian Edwards Edwards Mary Todd Abs Mary Hoffman Lincolniana Springs ‘Field Kansas” City Nighthawks

Test Ban Debate Transformed Into TV Spectacle

James Reston argues that the test ban treaty has been blown up into a national drama. He notes presidential rhetoric, public theater, and political gamesmanship distort the modest agreement which limits above ground tests and allows withdrawal under vague circumstances.

Sycamore

Fewer Dogs More Money Suggestion to County Officials

A reader urges Carterville and Williamson County leaders to require all dogs to be tied or penned, with rabies and distemper vaccinations, county and city tags, and visible identification. The letter argues tagging funds the system, aids catchers, and raises revenue, condemning unlicensed, untagged ownership and calling for action to avoid nonpayment.

Carterville Williamson County

Handicapped Learn To Live By Doing Real Work

Otto Doelling reports on a Syracuse State School pilot project where 19 to 27 year old mentally challenged women, labeled as mental defectives, are trained in work and daily living skills at a white brick home. Five of six previously discharged women work in cafeterias, hospitals, and stores. current residents hold jobs in stores, hospitals, and private workshops.

Harriman Rusk Moscow Kremlin Khrushchev Otto Doelling Associated Press Syracuse Jacob Schneider Syracuse University Schneider

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