Area Industrial Conference Set in Carbondale
Governor elect Otto Kerner calls a Southern Illinois industrial development conference for February 17 and 18 at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale. Conference chairman Arnold Maremont of Chicago will lead advance plans with Victor De Grazia coordinating area arrangements and Dozier group leaders inviting regional officials and industry leaders. The meeting aims to address canal projects, Rend Lake expansion, retraining programs, and rural redevelopment to counter population loss from farm consolidation and coal mine closures.
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Carbondale
Arnold Maremont
Chicago
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Maremont
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Illnois, Inc
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Carterville
U.S
Goffrey Hughes
Pathet Lao
Attache
U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Viet Nam
Armand Riser
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Riser
Ilinois
SIT
Paul H. Douglas
Division of Industrial Planning and Development
Rend Lake
SIU
Delyte W. Morris
Kennedy plans live news conferences televised nationwide
Palm Beach Florida December 28 AP John F Kennedy will broadcast live news conferences during evenings on TV and radio after a meeting with TV and radio executives. Salinger said the plan aims to resemble Eisenhower era sessions but with more frequent live discussions. The Justice Department declined to pursue a Supreme Court review of a related conspiracy case.
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Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger Teporyeu Nce
Eisenhower
Washington
Noutt
Republican
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Lachin
N.Y
First
Ment
J. Len Rankin
Supreme Court
Aid Program Outlined For Needy Areas
Washington reports a Kennedy aided program plan to tackle distressed areas. A Douglas-led task force proposes three pillars: boost food distribution, raise unemployment benefits, and launch long range regional revival. It calls for regional boards, accelerated public works, training aid, and targeted federal contracts.
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Kennedy
Paul Douglas
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West
Virginia
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Nto
Xerner
Rac
tOling Board
Donald M. McKellar
Formants
Rernest S. Marsh
Chicago
Senate
Arthur Hamilton
Herrin Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Belgium Faces General Strike Across Flemish Regions
Police used tear gas and water cannons to break up demonstrations as a nationwide strike paralyzed Ghent Antwerp and Brussels. 140,000 workers joined in protests against tax hikes and welfare cuts, while unions clashed with police and authorities warned of a broader crisis as Christmas dimmed.
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Hitler
Explosive Attacks Spark U S Cuba Clash Narrative
Revolucion headlines accuse the United States of supplying explosives as Havana recounts four blasts including a department store and the Tropicana club. At least fifteen hurt in one blast with a child among the wounded, as a train wreck is blamed on saboteurs opposing Fidel Castro's regime.
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Runaway Chicago Coed Found Safe in Florida
Karin Senormer, a 16 year old University of Chicago freshman, ran away December 12. She was traced in West Palm Beach after staying with friends and was described by Mrs. Jimmie Dickens of the YWCA. Her mother, Mrs. Howard Schomer, confirmed the return and she was located Monday night.
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Southern Kinws
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University of Chitoday
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Howard, Schomer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Crab Orchard Lake Levels Drop Near Spillways
Data notes two inches below spillway at Crab Orchard Lake and Devil’s Kitchen Lake while Little Grassy Lake sits at spill level. Wy seat reported below spillway with unspecified timing and context.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
Devil's Kitchen Lake
Desegregation versus integration outlined by Dr Clark
Dr Kenneth B Clark of City College urged rapid desegregation through law while noting integration requires changing attitudes. He distinguished desegregation as removal of legal barriers from integration as reducing fear and prejudice, arguing no full integration without prior desegregation and that education is essential for lasting change.
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N.Y. Herald Tribune
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Kennedy Names Zuckert for Air Force Post and Connally for Navy
President elect John F Kennedy tapped Eugene Zuckert as secretary of the Air Force and John B Connally as secretary of the Navy. Zuckert, 49, previously assistant secretary of the Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission member, is a Democrat. Connally, 43, Fort Worth attorney and Johnson ally, served as Johnson campaign manager and Navy officer in World War II. Kennedy will meet Sen J Williams Fulbright at Atlantic Beach home on Thursday to discuss foreign relations.
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Air Force
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Texas
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Navy
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Stuart Symington
U. S
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Surplus Property Administration
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Tex
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Tom Conally
Johnson
Kemner Names Eight to Cabinet and Interim Posts
Governor-elect Otto Kerner announced eight department directors with two interim picks. Joseph Gerber of Chicago remains director of insurance. James A. Ronan becomes director of finance, with unclear resigning from his Democratic chair role. Interim appointees include Joseph E. Hagen as director of public safety and Robert Johnston as labor director. Other posts go to Theodore Isaacs, William Lodge, Ralph Bradley, Maude Myers, and Joseph Tuiner, with Willima S. Miller named Racing Board chairman.
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United Auto Workers
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Springfield
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Mount Sterling
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Chicago
Sheppard
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Joseph Gerber
William G. Stratton
James A. Ronan
Democratic
Ronan
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Stateville Prison
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Afl-Cio
Abor
Theodore J. Isaacs
Glencoe
William T. Lodge
Monticello
Pratt County
Vio-Bin Corp
Ralph Bradley
Chaois Farmers Union
Joseph Tuiner
Oak Park
Athletic Commission
Gov. Henry Horner
Willisma S. Miller
Racing Board
Miller
Ottawa
Comedian Red Skelton Leaves Hospital Today
Hollywood reports comedian Red Skelton will exit the hospital today for a belated Christmas celebration. He previously spent time recovering, and his discharge follows renewed health updates from his publicist.
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Red Skelton
Hollywood
I Ain't Sayin Nothing Boy Killed by Bully
New York police report Edward Vogt a 17 year old confessed to stabbing 14 year old Robert Guitarri after a demand for money during a Christmas tree delivery Vogt described the killing as deliberate and followed Guitarri to a sixth floor elevator where the attack occurred He had prior juvenile offenses including a 1968 molestation conviction and later mugging and burglary charges
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