Pacem in Terris conference plans four day reflection
Editorial notes Pacem in Terris III as a four day stock taking on building durable peace in a changing world. October Washington convocation will explore new opportunities for US foreign policy with talks by Kissinger Fulbright Hesburgh Clifford Morgenthau Jessup Ervin Galbraith.
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United States
Washington, D.C
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Robert M. Hutchins
Henry A. Kissinger
J. William Fulbright
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Clark Clifford
Hans _Morgenthau
Philip Jessup
Sam J. Ervin Jr
J. Kenneth Galbraith
New York
John XXIII
Pacem in Terms III Seeks Global Solutions At Geneva Conference
The document notes mixed East West participation at Pacem in Termis II in Geneva May 1967 and recent shifts as United States reduces Indochina operations. It highlights rising multinational influence, tech-driven globalization, environmental and hunger issues, and the nuclear threat.
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Geneva
Switzerland
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
South Vietnam
Public confidence in Illinois schools discussed at Des Plaines forum
Public confidence in the Illinois public schools was the focus of a two day conference sponsored by State Public Instruction Michael J. Bakalis in Des Plaines. The aims were to display school strengths and boost morale among administrators by fostering acquaintance with educational efforts.
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Cording
Johnny
Bakalis
Illinois
Illinois public issues survey aims to shape 1974 program
The Illinois Council for the Humanities and Public Issues plans a year long statewide dialogue to identify top concerns for residents, funded by a National Endowment for the Humanities grant. It will involve academics, officials, and ordinary citizens to craft what the 1974 theme should be.
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Council
John C. Gardner Named Editor and General Manager
John C. Gardner is appointed Editor and General Manager of the Southern Illinoisan. He succeeds the previous editor in a reshuffle aimed at strengthening newsroom leadership and print performance. Gardner has long served in editorial and management roles within the paper.
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John C. Gardner
Kill the Killers: Capital Punishment Viewpoint
A reader defends capital punishment as the best answer for those who kill. The letter argues some innocent may exist but society must protect the many and deter crime by executing offenders to curb costs of housing and rehabilitating convicts.
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The
Southern Illnoisan
Capitol Punishment
McDonald
Clearing way for progress letter to the editor rhetoric
The letter criticizes Mrs. Idila Jurco for opposing the Latin American Institute closing at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. It argues that removing old programs could pave the way for a Navy Reserve Cadet training program. The writer, J. Joseph Leonard of Carbondale, denounces Jurco’s stance.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
Stephen
Idila Jurco
Latin American Institute
Southern Illinois University
Southern
Jurco
J. Joseph Leonard Carbondale
City government urged to inform public on ordinances
The writer criticizes the city council for passing ordinances like plastic bag bans with little public notice. They warn that ignorance of the law is no excuse and urge citizens to demand courageous, informative leadership and accountability at the next election.
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Bakalis
Southern Illnoisan
Hambletonian Coverage Lifts Local Tourism Pride
The Southern Illinoisan highlights pre Hambletonian coverage with cheers for Merle Jones and strong praise for harness racing. The article notes the world famous event boosting tourism prestige in Egypt, U.S.A., and its potential future impact on the community.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
Jones
Merle Jones
Egypt
U.S.A
White House briefings on Agnew probe reveal limited comment
The AP Log excerpt shows Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren repeatedly stating no comment on the Maryland investigation into Vice President Agnew. The exchange emphasizes the White House aim not to inject itself into the probe and preserves presidential confidence in Agnew.
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Washington
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Associated Press
AP Log
Critics Call Nixon a King Richard IV in Urban Discourse
A Chicago mayor and a neighbor who calls himself a registered Republican label the president harshly as King Richard IV. Fellow critics note churn in Nixon's White House leadership as the Congressional Directory may release a loose leaf edition reflecting changes.
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United States
Richard IV
Chicago
Congressional Directory
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