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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1968

Page

4

Editorial: Tax sharing not likely soon for cities

In a University of Illinois talk Mayor Sam Yorty cites federal income tax sharing as the possible fix for city deficits, while warning that short term revenue gaps require urgent solutions. Voter backlash against bond issues signals strained finances and growing need for municipal and state revenue reforms.

Los Angeles Sam Yorty University of Illinois Yorty IOU Ilinois Richard Ogilvie Boston Illinois Rhode Island California Oregon

Scranton Eyes Moscow for Middle East Approach

Former Gov. William S. Scranton, acting as Nixon’s envoy, sees U S communications with Arabs and Israelis while possible policy shifts remain unclear. His optimism on a settlement hinges on Soviet cooperation, with Moscow eyed as the next stop for further fact finding.

William S. Scranton Middle East United States Scranton Pennsylvania Soviet Union Kremlin Mr. Scranton Moscow

Tristan da Cunha Welcomes Pop Culture On Loneliest Island

AP Special Correspondent Hugh A. Mulligan reports Tristan da Cunha residents embrace 1960s rock and radio, with Herman’s Hermits, transistor radios, motor bikes, and new social changes altering life on the British island. The piece notes weddings, pubs, a new jail, and shifts from strict island customs to modern behavior.

Hugh A. Mulligan Edinburgh Tristan de Cunha Capetown Rio de Janeiro Tristan da Cunha England Irene Green Jean South Atlantic Norwegian America Line Sagafjord Glass Green Inaccessible Island Davis

Leary's Book Store to Close in Philadelphia Auction

David Felts notes Leary's established in 1836 as the world’s largest second hand bookshop with seven floors. Gimbel's seeks the stock, but owners refuse. All books sell at January auction. Also mentions Morley and others in used-book lore across several cities.

Leary’s Philadelphia Gimbel’s Christopher Morley Leary Morley New York Herrold Nedwick Antiquarian Book Chicago San Francisco Holmes Book Store S. Louis Lennox Boston Cambridge London Foyle’s

No Trespassing Sign Has Legal Effect In Illinois

A No Trespassing sign is legally enforceable when conspicuously posted at the main entrance or forbidden area. Ignoring it can lead to a fine up to 100 dollars or imprisonment up to 10 days, per state law. Submit questions to the Illinois State Bar Association in Springfield.

Illinois State Bar Association Illinois Bar Center Springfield Illinois

Memorial Day Classic Adds Edsel Driver Harold Stassen

Bookmakers list Harold Stassen driving an Edsel for the Memorial Day classic at Indianapolis Speedway. Presidents Lyndon Johnson and Nixon agree on foreign policy and say the US will not speak with a forked tongue before January 20.

Indianapolis Speedway Harold Stassen Lyndon Johnson Richard Nixon U.S Uncle Sam

Editor's Open Letter on U S Foreign Policy and Ideological Conflicts

A Southern Illinois editor argues for a hard line against Communism, urging a shift from appeasement to offensive strategy and avoidance of aid to Communist nations. He cites Korea and Vietnam peace talks to claim concessions favor the enemy and advocates declaring a stronger, world power stance.

The Southern Illinoisan United States U.S Vietnam U. S Rick Clayton Carbondale

Repairmen Receive Gratitude for Power Restoration

A resident expresses heartfelt thanks to General Telephone Co. CIPS and the Southern Hills crew for restoring power to their apartment after three days of around the clock service. The writer blesses the workers who sacrificed their Thanksgiving weekend to help others.

The Southern Illinoisan General Telephone Co CIPS Southern Hills

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