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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
5
Princeton dispatch reports broad doubt about U S aims in South Viet Nam based on a Gallup poll. Among informed respondents 49 percent cite stopping communism, 6 percent cite moral obligation, 3 percent cite security, 2 percent cite legal commitments, while about 30 percent cannot state a reason.
Sen Barry Goldwater plans a general discussion with Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon on the Republican party future. He backs peace among factions, opposes replacing chairman Dean Burch, and says he may speak out more on Vietnam. Also reports a Carbondale accident suit seeks 9500 damages stemming from June 1964 collision.
Washington reports Senator Kenneth B. Keating soon to leave the Senate after losing to Robert Kennedy. Rumors link him to Hollywood acting and other posts, but Keating says no offers have been made and he has not decided his next move. He cites past work as an unpaid consultant for Otto Preminger on Advise and Consent. He also notes possible offers in legal, banking, and insurance fields.
Peter Reiman of Murphysboro was fined $120 after a police stop for driving without a valid driver's license. The incident underscores local enforcement of licensing rules.
Rudolph B. Klein of 306 South Poplar Street Carbondale reported his blue and red motor scooter was taken from near his home during the past weekend according to police notes.
James Simmons of Marion was fined $25 for speeding. Terry Samples of Marion was fined $15 for a legal muffler violation.
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