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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1962

Page

4

Special Christmas generosity warms Herrin area

Generous efforts by women’s groups and service clubs spread holiday cheer across Southern Illinois. Two Herrin churches host 44 orphans from Tupelo Miss inviting them for a family Christmas week. Orphans will stay in Herrin homes and receive presents under the tree during the holiday season.

Illinois Herrin First Apostolic Church West Monroe Street Tupelo Miss

Congress urged to curb wasteful defense spending

Since World War II Congress has backed large military outlays but current Skybolt and RS70 debates show a need to reassess. The piece argues for selective funding, basing choices on overall defense value rather than sheer arms totals, noting nuclear-era refinements allow pruning without lowering security.

Congress United States Administration Skybolt

Congo Crisis Keeps Spotlight On Katanga Blockade

In Nassau talks Kennedy and Macmillan touch Congo as a persistent crisis. U Thant proposes a minerals embargo from Katanga to force unity, with Belgium and Britain key allies. Soviets stay out unless Congo folds. U.S. funds and prestige hinge on UN mission. Katanga’s stance may shape future central governance.

Kennedy Macmillan Nassau Congo U. N U Thant Katanga United Nations Congolese Republic Belgium France Great Britain Britain Rhodesia United States U. S

Era quotes on babies born liberal or conservative

A fragment notes a quip on political leanings assigned at birth during the Gilbert and Sullivan era, stating that every newborn is deemed either a little liberal or a little conservative with no middle ground.

Gilbert & Sullivan

Decker Sworn In as U S District Judge in Chicago

Bernard M. Decker former Lake County Circuit Court judge has been sworn in as a U S district judge in Chicago. The appointment by President Kennedy is subject to Senate confirmation with Senator Paul H. Douglas opposing and signaling possible senatorial courtesy to delay.

Bernard M. Decker Lake County U. S. District Court Chicago Decker John F. Kennedy United States U.S. Senate U. S Paul H. Douglas Congress Sen Douglas Illinois

Favorite Laughton Roles and Cozy Culture Club

Dave Felts surveys Charles Laughton on screen including The Private Life of Henry VIII and Mutiny on the Bounty. The piece also notes Rev. Fr Charles Coughlin and recalls a Cozy Culture Club Christmas party with book lovers sharing verses and lighthearted anonymity.

Charles Laughton Henry VIII Bligh

American scientists plot Everest field lab 1963 expedition

A 20 scientist mountaineer team led by Norman G. Dyhrenfurth plans a 1963 Everest expedition that will also target Lhotse and Nuptse. Backed by National Geographic Society and other sponsors, the project aims to study psychology, adrenal hormones, glaciology, weather, and solar radiation at high altitude. The trip departs January, with 700 porters hired and 18 tons of gear to base camp after a 200 mile trek from Katmandu.

Norman G. Dyhrenfurth California American Everest Foundation Everest Lhotse Nuptse Dyhrenfurth William Simi University of California Donner Laboratory Khumbu Barry C. Bishop National Geographic Bishop Sir Edmund Hillary Katmandu Nepal

Calm Administrator New Indian Defense Chief

Yeshwantrao Balwantrao Chavan, India s new defense minister, comes from the ranks with calmness and administrative skill. His rise from obscure beginnings to national prominence is hailed as a new leadership while he tours areas facing Chinese threats with Nehru and his party. His early life in a poor farming family, education, student activism, and political ascent in Bombay State shaped a cautious, reforming approach.

India Yeshwantrao Balawantrao Chavan Krishna Menon Chavan Congress Party China Jawaharlal Nehru Tezpur Devrashtra Satara Maharashtra Karad Rajaram College Kolhapur Poor Man's College Poona University M.N. Roy Venutai Bombay Gujarat Hig New Delhi Nehru

Second Look at 1964 Democratic Convention Details

The text notes the 1964 Democratic National Convention and re nominating John F Kennedy. It mentions an eventful scene with an organist and a house master using back doors for Christmas decor. It also highlights concerns the U S Mint should consider about private firms earning millions from nickel.

John FP. Kennedy

Needs Of The Future Emotionally charged look at education gaps in the South and Ohio

Governor Terry Sanford and Ralph McGill argue future needs hinge on education. Ohio utility findings show half-day classes, more temporary teachers, and rising student numbers. The South lags with low pay, few teachers, and shallow political will for education reform. The piece stresses education as the key to future growth and opportunity.

Ralph McGill Avanta Gov Terry Sanford North Carolina America Ohio Ohio Education Association Martin L. Essex Akron National Association of School Administration Essex South Sanford

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Dave Felts Laughton Charles Coughlin Shrine of the Little Flower Church Royal Oak Detroit Social Justle Father Coughlin Cozy Culture Club Lofty Laboratory Mount National Geographic Society Washington Washington State Mount Rainier Norman G. Oghreenfurth New York Times U.S. Mint
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