Secrecy Question in Herrin Ward 2 Alderman Selection
Herrin Mayor Fred Henderson calls a pre session to name a replacement for Ald. Louis Garavaglia who resigned to move from the city. Five candidates are said to seek the post with a common plan to vote in a secret manner, while residents demand public record of who votes for whom.
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Herrin Ward 2
Fred Henderson
Ald. Louis
Gene” Garavaglia
Henderson
Herrin
Democrats face disarray as 1968 race looms
The piece analyzes the Democratic Party's weak organizational grip in Congress, citing aging leadership, staff and money shortages, and internal calls for change. It contrasts Republican fundraising, leadership reshuffles, and projected advantages in the 1968 campaign. It notes Johnson's limited support avenues and the need for younger Democrats to back leadership change.
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Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Congress
Democratic National Committee
White House
GOP
Lyndon Johnson
Marquis Childs
Charlie Show
Rep
Gerald Ford
John McCormack
House
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Rep. McCormack
Bolling
Joe Martin
Charles Halleck
McCormack
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Michael Joseph Kirwan
Ohio
District of Columbia
Kirwan
Johnson
President’s Club
Nuclear treaty talks face stalled Geneva impasse
The World reports Geneva negotiations on a nonproliferation treaty stall over plant inspections as fear grows over rapid nuclear arms buildup. United States and Soviet Union press ahead with space weaponry and ABM defenses while calls grow for international IAEA inspections.
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Geneva
Russia
France
European Atomic Energy Commission
Euratom
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Johnson
United States
University of Chicago
Africa moves toward a common market in EAEC formation
The East African Economic Community brings Tanzania Kenya and Uganda into a regional bloc. Trade barriers among them will be largely removed and a joint development bank with 14.4 million dollars has been created. EAEC aims for uniform external tariffs with expansion likelihood including Ethiopia and Zambia.
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Europe
Central America
South America
Africa
East African Economic Community
Tanzania
Kenya
Uganda
Joint Development Bank
EAEC
Ethiopia
Zambia
DeGaulle
Women Break Barriers in Sports Across Three Nations
A prose overview notes women winning and challenging in sports from Sweden to England and the United States. It cites Eva Johannsen winning both women and men table tennis titles in Sweden, Kathy Kusner denied a jockey license in the U S, and a England housewife seeking soccer referee status with Queen Elizabeth II appeal.
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United States
Maryland Racing Commission
Olympic Equestrienne
Kathy Kusner
Sweden
Eva Johannsen
Johannsen
England
English Football Association
Patt Dunn
EFA
Chicago Bears
Peace in Vietnam May Start in Village Politics
Southeast Asia expert Robert Shaplen urges a three-step plan beginning with covert village talks between pro Saigon and Viet Cong representatives. He envisions inclusive village elections, civilian-led Saigon government, and local cease-fires expanding toward broader talks with Hanoi and Washington.
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Walt Wolff
Lindsay-Schaub
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Robert Shaplen
Shaplen
New Yorker
South Vietnam
Foreign Affairs
Saigon
United States
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
North Vietnam
F. Bradford Morse
Massachusetts
Russia
Shapien
Red China
China
U.S
North
Thailand
Cambodia
Laos
Malaysia
Singapore
Burma
Pope County Illinois the poorest county in the nation
Pope County Illinois labors under severe debt and depopulation. The Office of Economic Opportunity ranks it among the poorest counties with 4 000 residents and less than 9 million in property value. Bond issues failed, payrolls are paid in script, and a mill levy vote was defeated by 24 votes.
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van Wolverton
Lindsay-Schaub
Golconda
Pope County
Illinois
Office of Economic Opportunity
Barebones
Ohio River
Evansville
Ind
Milton Baker
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