Walker Eyes Outdoor Inaugural as Weather Spars with Tradition
Editorial notes two officials oppose an open air oath for Governor-elect Daniel Walker citing frost concerns. Walker favors an outdoor ceremony to project a people centered government, while Attorney General William Scott and Comptroller-elect George Lindberg prefer indoor vows. The piece suggests the clash could shape public image and future politics.
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William Scott
George Lindberg
Daniel Walker
Walker
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Mr. Walker
Mr. Scott
Mr. Lindberg
Multinational Codes Aimed at Host Nation Control
The draft investment code mediates disputes between developing nations and Western giants. It urges host governments to regulate multinationals in public interest without compulsory equity stakes. Paris based workshop backs UN adoption to guide global corporate conduct.
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Code of Investment
International Chamber
Paris
United Nations
the International
Rights of an Interested Person to Contest a Will
Illinois law allows an interested person to file a petition contest within seven months after probate. Whether grounds exist depends on the facts and should be discussed with an attorney promptly.
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Illinois
Illinois State Bar Assn
Buses seen as practical answer to transit woes
University of Missouri economist Dr. Joseph P. McKenna argues regional bus service is more feasible than subways for American cities. He cites Chicago Toronto and Los Angeles studies and urges exclusive bus lanes and local planning to expand mass transit without costly rail.
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O. T. Banton
Lindsay-Schaub
Joseph P. McKenna
University of Missouri, St. Louis
American Automobile Association
Detroit
McKenna
Manhattan
Chicago
Toronto
Los Angeles
New York
America
Ellis Danner
University of Illinois
Illinois Transportation Study Commission
Danner
BART
San Francisco
Contra Costa
Alameda
Ilinois
Illinois
Cook County
Letters to the editor from the Mother of Twins Club
Readers thank The Southern Illinoisan for Twin Club coverage on Tuesday. The letter says the club aims to share their message and assist other parents, while noting problems in child raising that are unique to mothers of twins or triplets and explaining why they gather to support each other.
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Southern Illinoisan
State Department
Associated Press
the Times
Twins' mother thanks for support and coverage
The writer expresses gratitude for moral and practical help from her in laws in raising their twins. She notes the parents’ love and care, including caring for the boys and ensuring their needs are met, and acknowledges the media coverage of their club. The letter aims to thank the press and clarify appreciation for family support.
Daley backs plan halting lakefront commercial growth
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley announces support for a plan to halt further lakefront commercial development. A preliminary report recommends complete public ownership of Lake Michigan shore areas, a move framed as a Christmas gift to the Midwest city and its residents.
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Richard J. Deley
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Midwest
Southern Illinoisan Editorial Leadership
The Southern Illinoisan announces John C. Gardner as Editor and General Manager and James K. Adams as Business Manager.
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John C. Gardner
James K. Adams
Secrecy pledge hardens access to declassified records
New York Times reports that Nixon's order to lift secrecy has instead increased civil costs and red tape for obtaining old defense and foreign policy papers. Officials defend classification while critics warn of bureaucratic obfuscation. The Times sought Khrushchev speech notes and Adenauer visit details but faced high costs and ambiguous responses.
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Felix Belair Jr
New York Times
Washington
Nixon
United States
Lloyd C. Gardner
department at _— University
House
Subcommittee On Freedom of Information
Gene R. la Rocque
Navy
Legion of Merit
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Washington Bureau
State Department
Times
the Times
Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Moscow
Rudolf Abel
Francis Gary Powers
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