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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1957

Page

4

Editorial platform for Illinois reforms endorsed

The Southern Illinoisan presents its stance on governance reforms including adopting a short ballot for state government adopting a unified ballot measure. It also supports reorganizing the state court system and adopting council manager local government to streamline administration and efficiency.

Illinois

Time For A Change In Local Government

A discussion at Southern Illinois University last week highlighted moves to shift school finance from property taxes to an income tax, plus pushes for district consolidation and county cooperation. Reform efforts linger, but pressure for change grows as citizens push for more efficient, businesslike governance.

Southern Ilinois University

A Lesson From Vanguard Failure

The Vanguard rocket failure at Cape Canaveral shocks the nation and spurs a push to unify the three service rocket programs under one administrative head. It calls for continued funding and disciplined pursuit of long range rocket and satellite development with patience and determination.

Cape Canaveral United Org Air Force Navy Army Tost Vanguard

Western policy aims in North Africa strain Tunisia arms talks

Anglo American arms deliveries to Tunisia trigger French delays while U S officials press for action to prevent Egyptian arms use for propaganda. Tunisian Premier Bourguiba hints at arms gifts from Egypt, highlighting shared Arab bonds and Western interests in North Africa.

Tunisia U. S. State Department Egypt Nasser United States France State Department North Africa Bourguiba U. S Middle East Arab North Africa Free World Alliance

Submarine Defense Emphasis Boosts Undersea Shield

The piece argues for stronger antisubmarine efforts amid fears of Soviet submarine missiles. It notes atomic depth charges with mile-range reach and low-frequency sonar detecting subs up to 100 miles, plus Navy reorganization to coordinate undersea defenses and calls for ongoing training and funding.

Interstate traffic plan with inter connected signals

A street and Illinois avenue at 5 pm scene references the state highway division long advocating inter connected traffic lights to improve flow. The fragment notes ongoing discussions on coordinated signal timing and urban traffic management.

Illinois Avenue State Highway Division Long

U. S. Faces Need to Coordinate Rocket Efforts

Edward Lindsay argues the United States must unify its three headed rocket program under Defense Department guidance. He notes Soviet successes with satellites and a suspected intercontinental missile, urging a shift toward long range, heavy lift rockets and stronger science leadership under Dr James Rhyne Killian Jr.

Edward Lindsay Vanguard Earth Atlantic United States Defense Department Army Navy Air Force Eisenhower James Rhyne Killian, Jr Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Is There Life After Death Says Senator In Address

Senator Ralph E. Flanders of Vermont reflects on life after death and offers multiple approaches. He argues for faith based on revelation, historic testimony of the apostles, and a probable view grounded in the mystery of the universe and the law governing physical and moral realms. He concludes life gains meaning when one feels a presence beyond.

Ralph E. Flanders Vermont U. S. Senate Et al Ralph E. Flanders Washington Jaway

Youth survey on discipline favors male teachers for control

Eugene Gilbert reports a nationwide youth study finding 89 percent agree male teachers best manage classes while 17 percent see harsh punishment as acceptable. Teens criticize lax discipline. 27 percent blame unrealistic rules, 30 percent blame students, and 36 percent fault educators when discipline fails.

Missouri Minneapolis Gaye Robinson New York City Jody Barres Berkeley Calif Hal Stone Jersey City N.J St. Louis Nancy Brown Detroit Ody Edith Markel Providence, R.I Joan Schneider Philadelphia Chicago

Overeating Still a Quaint Holiday Custom in London Stores

The Piccadilly shop catalogues a Christmas feast of thirteen hams priced from sixteen shillings to thirty five shillings. It emphasizes traditional jars and boxes, with items like The Dickensian ham and turkey tossed in sherry, plus pâté de foie gras Strasbourg and plum pudding. The range includes exotic and homely fare, from champagne jelly to Stilton cheese and tinned pineapple.

Manchester Guardian Piccadilly Redolt of Strasbourg

Change of Pace in a Ring After the Beatdown

The prizefighter, exhausted after a hard round, sits in his corner seeking guidance from his manager. The manager growls a blunt plan to try something different this round, advocating a landing punch.

Wall Street Journal

Chandler accused of cruelty in divorce suit

Los Angeles reports 38 year old actor Jeff Chandler is accused of cruelty in a divorce action filed by his wife Marjorie Haskell Chandler. She seeks custody of their two children and provided no detailed allegations.

Chandler Los Angeles Jeff Chandler Marjorie Haskell Chandler

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