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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1969

Page

4

Nixon policy criticized U S must withdraw from Vietnam war

In a Life magazine inspired critique by Hutchins, the U S faces a worsening Vietnam crisis. The column argues the Saigon government is corrupt, Vietnamization will not work, and U S withdrawal under international supervision could preserve some honor while allowing Vietnam to determine its own future.

Robert M. Hutchins To & Chase Vietnam Life Magazine Green Beret Harry §. Ashmore Hutchins U.S Saigon South Vietnam South United States My Lai

Nixon and miners clash over federal safety bill

An editorial warns President Nixon could trigger a miners strike by vetoing a new coal mine safety bill. It notes strong bipartisanship for safety measures, questions the cost and federal role in compensation, and stresses miners deserve safer conditions and fair benefits.

Nixon Illinois Congress West Virginia House Senate George P. Shultz

Odd Couple Illinois: Governor and Lt Governor Clash

Paul Simon and Gov. Richard Ogilvie clashed last week over health and responsibilities as Simon acted as an ombudsman for Illinois citizens. The piece recalls how lieutenant governors rarely win full governorships, with only two resignations in early statehood. The 1870 constitution provision allowing separate election of governor and lieutenant governor is under renewed study as headlines return.

Paul Simon Richard Ogilvie Ogilvie Simon Illinois Lt Gov. Simon Illinois Senate Ilinois Samuel Shapiro John L. Beveridge Richard Ogiesby Decatur U.S Beveridge W. L. D. Ewing Vandalia John Reynalds House of the US Congress Ewing Deceber John MM. Hamilton Shelby M. Cullen U.S. Senate John Wood John Stelle William HH. Bissell Henry Horner Lawrence ¥. Sherman ILS

Illinoisan urged for Supreme Court seat Frank Greenberg profile proposed

An Illinois advocate suggests Frank Greenberg, Chicago Bar Association president, as a potential Nixon era Supreme Court nominee. The piece notes Greenberg’s ethics leadership, bar reforms, and Illinois’s scarce representation on the high court since 1910, urging screening if merited.

Senate Clement Haynsworth WS. Supreme Court Justice Department Frank Greenberg Chicago Bar Association Greenberg Chicago

Public Money for Politics Suggested by Ashmore

Senate considers a bill to provide cut rate TV advertising for candidates facing opposition from broadcasters who cite high campaign costs. The piece notes 50 percent cuts by networks, cites Joe McGinnis' The Selling of the President, and argues funding campaigns with public money to curb private influence.

Harry Ashmore Senate Joe McGinnis Madison Avenue Richard Nixon White House Nixon Hubert Humphrey Eugene McCarthy Lyndon Johnson McCarthy New Hampshire California

Carbondale Opposes May Rock Festival Plan

D. & Christensen of Carbondale argues against a rock festival planned near Giant City Road. He warns of traffic clashes, safety risks, and environmental damage, urging citizens to back efforts to block the May 8 9 event and citing Woodstock West as a cautionary comparison.

Miltisan Carbondale Woodstock East West Universty Grassy Lake SIU Jackson County Wue California D. &. Christensen

One-Sided News Coverage of My Lai Massacre Debate

Letter to editor condemns one sided reporting on the My Lai massacre and questions media bias while defending American soldiers. Cites Newsweek passages about the village Song My in Quang Ngai and the challenges of winning hearts and minds amid wartime violence.

Southern Sinvisan My Lai Calley Vietnam Newsweek Song My Quang Ngai South Vietnam United States U.S

Un-Christian Christmas Editorial Letter Critiques Sunday Store Hours

Mr and Mrs Ron Pulley of Marios voice concern that Christmas has become too commercial. They argue stores opening on Sundays, even afternoons and late evenings, erode the sanctity of God’s day and hinder a Christian Christmas focused on gratitude and Jesus Christ.

Southern Miineisan Jesus Christ God Ron Pulley Marios

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