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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1962

Page

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Tito Hails Khrushchev Cuban Move Before Soviet Parliament

Yugoslav leader Tito addressed the Supreme Soviet and backed Khrushchev handling of the Cuban crisis. He claimed Moscow and Belgrade share views on major international questions as the chamber approved a broad economic reform and an 86.6 billion ruble budget. Gromyko signaled willingness to negotiate a settlement on Germany with the West but warned no set deadline while proposing UN supervision in West Berlin.

Tito Yugoslavia Khrushchev Stalin Supreme Soviet Kremlin Andrei A. Gromyko U.S.S.R West Berlin Moscow National Economic Council Gromyko Soviet Union Hmil East Germany United Nations

Red Acquittal Move Fails in Communist Case

Washington December 18 AP U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff refused to direct a verdict of acquittal for the Communist party on charges of failing to register as a Soviet agent. The case likely will go to a jury Monday as defense sought not guilty verdicts arguing self incrimination protections. The judge ruled the Sixth Amendment cannot shield an organization and noted the party declined to sign a registration form accusing it of being a Communist action group.

Washington U.S Alexander Holtzolt Communist Party Soviet Union Holtzoff Justice Department

Rusk urges NATO to lead in cold war shifts

U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO ministers to take initiative in the cold war and show freedom as the future. He cited Cuban crisis outcomes and Western strength, warned the Soviet Union over nuclear tests, and called for Western studies of major diplomatic problems to preserve Atlantic advantages.

U.S Dean Rusk North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Rusk America United States Soviet Union Cuba Atlantic Alrealy Lo Paris Alliance

Khrushchev Declares Turning Point in China Albanian Critique

Premier Khrushchev denounces Chinese and Albanian dissidence in a Supreme Soviet speech. He pledges unity within the Communist movement, labels dogmatic Maoist views as dangerous, and renews Soviet friendship with Yugoslavs while blaming Stalin for Yugoslavia’s 1948 expulsion. He accuses China of sectarianism and opportunism.

Khrushchev China Albania Tito Supreme Soviet Yugoslavia Communist Movement Stalin

Britain Offered Skybolt Work

Paris Dec. 13 AP The United States offered to turn over the entire Skybolt pocket program to Britain free of charge. British sources said they could take over the project in the United States or in Britain if they can develop it. The British government accepted the American suggestion for study along with other proposals as replacements for the 1,100 mile air launched rocket.

Paris United States Britain

Kerner Urges Midwest Bid In Space Age Unity

Gov. Otto Kerner of Illinois urged 12 Midwestern states to pool research and political efforts to win a larger share of space age production. He spoke at the Midwest Governors Conference, warning that regional brain drain and federal spending trends favoring the West Coast and Northeast threaten universities and growth industries. He urged cooperation to boost science employment and regional tourism and trade.

Chicago Otto Kerner Illinois Midwestern Governors Conference Kerner West Coast Midwest California

TV Singers In Air Crash Near Provo Utah

Limeliters trio members Alex Hassilev Glenn Yarbrough and Lou Gottleib injured in a crash near Provo airport. Three others also hurt. Hassilev says cancellations likely for 10 days. Yarbrough treated for scalp laceration. other injuries include rib fracture and cuts. All hospitalized but to be released today.

Provo Utah Limeliters Alex Hassiley Dale Ivans Glenn Yarbrough Hassilev Lou Gottleib University of Utah Denver

Rt. 144 Work Bids Total 6.9 Million on 17 Projects

Apparent low bids totaling 6.9 million dollars cover 17 Southern Illinois highway projects from resurfacing on Rt. 81 to a new overpass and widening on routes 3 and 34. Bids include J. Shmonds Guard and Luckett Construction and Macon County Asphalt Co. among others, with awards pending state Division of Highways approval under the Public Works Accelerated program.

Jphalk Products Inc Anna J. Shmonds Guard Luckett Construction Southern Illinois Rt. 81 J. D. Barter Construction Co.Co Harrisburg Wolf Lake Reynolds Carbondale Offville Union County Kaskaskia River Roots Maclair Asphalt Co Pautler Bros. Construction Co Macons County Asphalt Co Decatur Chesol West Frankfort Ter Rockwood West Frankfort H. J. Mass Macon County As/Construction Co Algonquin Pine and Co Public Works Springfield Burlington and Quincy Rail l Atj Elizabethtown Sesabien AI O Golconda Pope Gilmore

JFK Backing Adlai In Cuban Crisis Remarks

President Kennedy defended Adlai Stevenson in the Cuban crisis, urging historians to review the record carefully. He praised Stevenson’s service at the United Nations and refused to identify who leaked a NSC dispute, criticizing coverage that could undermine the council’s effectiveness after the Saturday Evening Post article by Alsop and Bartlett.

Washington Kennedy Adlai Stevenson Cuba Stevenson U.N Gov. Stevenson United Nations National Security Council National Security iCouncil Saturday Evening Post Stewart Alsop Charles Bartlett

Snow Briefover in Cairo as Warmup Nears

A weather synopsis from the Weather Bureau in Cairo notes a brief thaw after a sub-zero period. Temperatures are forecast to rise by 15 to 20 degrees, bringing highs around the upper twenties to near thirty, with tonight’s lows dropping from the area’s record lows as warmer air moves in from the west.

Linois Cairo Weather Bureau

Midwestern cold snap grips southern Illinois towns

Snow and subzero temperatures sweep across Illinois with Carbondale at 18 degrees after overnight lows. Low gas pressure and water mains breaks disrupt Herrin Marion and Carbondale as 15 to 80 mph winds drive drifting snow. Florida meanwhile endures century cold wave hitting citrus groves as Marion VA Hospital logs zero at 3 a.m. and seven above at 9 a.m.

State Division of Highways Carbondale Central Illinois Public Service Herrin Marion Illinois Belleville -2 Moline Peoria Quiny Rantoul Rockfort Springfield Vandalia Chicago St. Louis Dubuque Iowa Paducah Weather Bureau Rockford Belleville Dubuque Apore Williamson County Lakeland Fla Florida Evry Robert W. Rutledge Florida Citrus Mutual Marion VA

Weather outlook for Southern Illinois clears Friday

Mostly cloudy tonight then clearing Friday with warmer temperatures. Lows near 38 tonight and highs around 30 to 35 Friday. Weather details and map appear on page 22.

Illinois

Committee Chief Meets With Kennedy on Tax Reform Plans

A White House and congressional briefing shows President Kennedy backing a 1963 tax cut with Ways and Means Chairman Mills signaling openness to early action under certain conditions. Mills favors a broader overhaul of the internal revenue code and resists a quick, early-year tax cut, though he has not ruled out possible retroactive measures. The administration continues to refine proposals ahead of Friday night remarks to the Economic Club of New York.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Kennedy Ways and Means Wilbur D. Mills D - Ark Congress Economic Club of New York Mills White House Arkansas U.S. News & World Report

Mariner II Nears Venus First Close Flyby

Mariner II nears Venus for a close pass expected around 2 10 p m CST Friday The craft will skim about 20000 miles from Venus as instruments measure radio and heat radiation from planet beneath thick clouds This historic moment marks progress in solar system exploration while a Soviet probe advances toward Mars.

Washington Mariner II Earth Venus Mariner Mars

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