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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1972

Page

13

Relief Supplies Arrive as Nicaragua Quake Toll Rises

U S relief officials report satisfaction with grain arrives and distribution plan under Somoza. Food and doctors move toward the capital and the airport as rescue work continues. Casualties are estimated at 3,000 to 6,000 dead with up to 20,000 seriously injured. a 450 block zone is warned. Somoza’s family has led Nicaragua for 35 years with hourly statements from the ruler.

Anastasio Somoza Frank Simons U.S. Res Gram Somoza Eeeeet Eeee Zone

Duty after earthquake Murphysboro man sent to Nicaragua

A Murphysboro man who had planned to be home for New Year's Day is now bound for Nicaragua due to duty after an earthquake. He will depart soon to assist in relief efforts and is expected to return later.

Murphysboro Nicaragua Buddy B. Murphy Charles Mariele Reine Managua Murphy Ft. Hood Texas

Truman kin recall leader’s time with family in Carbondale

A relative recalls President Truman visiting Murphysboro in the 1930s and meeting family members on campus at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. The account mentions a grandmother who chose not to seek publicity during the visit and notes Truman’s long family ties.

Army Strong Truman Southern Illinois University Carbondale Wells Truman Martha Murphysboro

Lawyer Williams Named Possible Demo Treasurer Candidate

Washington Star-News reports lawyer and Redskins president Williams a candidate for Democrat treasurer. Williams tops a Strauss list to be chief financial officer. Joseph E. Cole, 57, Cleveland businessman who loaned over 300000 to Humphrey in 1972 is also mentioned as a possible treasurer. Williams, 52, serves as party counsel in a civil suit.

Williams Strauss Joseph E. Cole Cleveland Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota

Russians and Allies Honor Flags in West Berlin Tribute

In West Berlin the Allied Control Council building displayed flags of France the Soviet Union the United States and Great Britain as a cold war era tribute. The 1948 walkout by Russians and subsequent Berlin airlift under President Truman shaped Allied response and settlement.

France Soviet Union United States Great Britain Allied Control Council West Berlin Truman Berlin

Rule Denied Navy Meeting After Demotion Prompt

Navy cost monitor Gordon Rule, demoted after criticizing the President, was denied a meeting with Navy Secretary John Warner. He was told to protest through Adm. Isaac Kidd, who would reassign him to a backwater consultant role and direct any protest via channels.

Washington Gordon Rule Navy John Warner Rule Warner Adm Isaac Kidd Nixon Roy Ash Naw Ash Litton Industries

Fire trucks respond to Truman Library alarm

A malfunction in the fire alarm at the Truman Library caused four fire trucks to rush to the building where the body of former President Harry S Truman lies in-state. Observers noted the honor guard remained at the flag-draped casket as Secret Service and guards secured the foyer. Fire Inspector Larry Gann led the investigation.

Independence Truman Library Harry S Truman Secret Service Larry Gann

Pearson dies former Canadian prime minister and Nobel laureate

Lester B. Pearson died at 75 in Ottawa after a cancer battle. The Nobel Peace Prize winner and former Canadian prime minister will have a state funeral in Ottawa with burial in Wakefield Quebec. He led UN peacekeeping in the Middle East and helped create Canada’s welfare measures and the maple leaf flag.

Ottawa Lester B. Pearson Canada Christ Church Anglican Cathedral Wakefield Que Pearson Maryon Florida Pierre Elliott Trudeau U.N Middle East Liberal Party House of Commons Quebec Toronto University of Toronto Oxford Flying Corps Maryon Elispeth

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