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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1970

Page

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Arab Leaders Hold Cairo Conference Condemns US Israel Ties

Arab leaders from Egypt Jordan Syria Iraq and Sudan wrapped a 30 minute session in Cairo renewing vows to liberate occupied lands and to resist imperial exploitation. The communique charged US support for Israel as threatening regional and world peace and urged mobilization while noting world peace allies. Israeli and Egyptian jets traded strikes near the Suez Canal as the summit neared its end.

Egypt Jordan Syria Iraq Sudan America Israel Middle East United States U.N U.S Palestine Gamal Abdel Nasser Nureddin Atassi Gaafar Nimieri King Hussein Irqui Saleh Ammash Associated Press Suez Canal Cairo Tel Aviv

Laird and Wheeler to assess Vietnam troop pullouts

Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird and Joint Chiefs Chairman General Wheeler depart for Vietnam to review prospects for further U.S. troop withdrawals and Vietnamization progress. Laird hints conditions may allow more cuts while stressing a tight budget and ongoing war risks.

Melvin R. Laird Vietnam Laird Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Nixon South Vietnam Congress Johnson Administration Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Warren Nutter Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird Washington

Colder Tonight With Snow Threat in Nearby Forecast

Colder and partly cloudy tonight with a low in the low 20s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and colder with a chance of light snow or flurries and a high in the low 30s. Weather details inside on map page 13 with comics, TV, bridge, crossword, editorials, family living, farm and sports.

Inside Classified Family Living Farm

Two Men Sought After Vergennes Bank Robbery

State police pursue two armed suspects after the Vergennes State Bank robbery around 1:06 p.m. A shotgun and a pistol were used, the men fled south on Rt 13 127 in a Pontiac car, with roadblocks set by 1:20 p.m.

Vergennes State Bank

Moroccan leader warns against new arms to Israel

Rabat expresses deep concern over possible U.S. arms shipments to Israel during a 50 minute meeting with Secretary Rogers. Laraki urges not to let Big Four push a Middle East solution without Arab Palestinian input. Earlier talks with Boutaleb highlighted concerns over foreign influence in Libya.

Ahmed Laraki William P. Rogers U.S Israel Laraki Rogers Africa Big Four Middle East Palestine Abdel Habib Boutaleb Boutaleb Libya

Griffiths Urges National Health Insurance Under Social Security

Rep. Martha W. Griffiths proposes a national health insurance plan funded by Social Security to extend health coverage to all Americans living in the United States for a year or more. The plan aims to relieve state and local tax burdens while preserving physician independence and local medical associations.

Martha W. Griffiths Dmich Griffiths United States

Defense rests in Chicago 7 trial over 1968 convention rioting

The Chicago seven conspiracy case moves toward verdict as defense rests without calling witnesses. Judge Hoffman rebukes defense attorney Kinstler over evidence strategy while deliberations loom after five months of testimony. In St Louis a Spiro Agnew fund raiser dinner is sold out for 1800 attendees at $100 a plate, moved to the arena due to potential pickets.

Julius J. Hoffman U. S. District Court Sidney Peck Peck Cleveland University Hoffman William M. Kinstler St. Louis Spiro T. Agnew GOP Donald Wolfsberger

Oil Slick Kills Hundreds of Birds on Martha’s Vineyard Beach

Officials investigated a large oil slick washing ashore on South Beach Martha’s Vineyard as volunteers tried to rescue oil soaked ducks loons and other birds. About 300 birds were cleaned and released while estimates warned that at least two birds died for every one saved. A second slick near Nantucket Island prompted Coast Guard observers but posed no immediate threat.

Edgartown Mass Martha’s Vineyard Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Nantucket Island Coast Guard

Democrats consider withdrawal from Vietnam within 18 months

The Democratic Policy Council met to act on broad policy statements including a call for total U S withdrawal from Vietnam within 18 months. Rep Jack Brooks urged deleting a time limit to avoid undermining Nixon's efforts while Harriman led a subcommittee drafting the proposal.

Democratic Policy Council U. S Vietnam Averell Harriman Harriman Congressional

Low bids set for Rt 13 widening and FAS 909 link in Southern Illinois

Carbondale firms submitted the apparent low bid of 1.7 million for widening Rt 13 from two to four lanes between Carterville and Rt 148. Herrin firm bids 1.2 million for a new two lane FAS 909 between Colp and Carterville. Total Southern Illinois bids reach 11.24 million with state and federal review pending.

Carbondale Carterville Rt. 148 Herrin Company Colp Federal Bureau of Public Roads State Division of Highway George Schuppe Division of Highways William F. Cellini

Citizens views heard as Con-Con hearing opens in Marion

A Marion Con-Con hearing runs 2 5 p m and 7 10 p m at the Holiday Inn inviting Southern Illinoisans to present views on rewriting the state constitution. Today hearings also occur in Peoria and Rockford with Marion hosting delegates from nine subcommittees led by Paul Mathias.

Constitutional Convention Committee Marion Holiday Inn Peoria Rockford Robert Butler Clifford L. Downen Herrin Revenue Committee William Fenney Jr East St. Louis Ronald C. Smith Chicago Thomas J. McCracken River Forest Jeffrey R. Ladd Crystal Lake Lucy Ream Oak Park Peter Tomei Paul Mathias Illinois Ralph Dunn du Quoin David Kenney Carbondale J. L. Buford Mt. Vernon Henry Carter Hendren Jr Albion

Multiple Illinois road construction projects listed

Jefferson grade separation carrying Rt 460 over Rt 64 and earth grading on Rt 64 near Mt Vernon. Jefferson Marion traffic signs on 57 miles from Mt Vernon to Salem. Massac two grade separations on Rt 24 near Metropolis. Randolph widening and resurfacing on Rt 3 and 154 to Sparta. Saline earth grading on relocated Rt 13 near Harrisburg. Williamson pavement for two new left turn lanes on Rt 13 near Marion. Contractors include Ben Harrison & Sons Mattoon Chaney Fence E T Simonds J D Barter Johnson County Asphalt Superior Structures. Total values shown.

E. T. Simonds Construction Co J. D. Barter Construction Co Carbondale Rt. 13 Mitchell Contractors Co Herrin Colp Carterville Southern Illinois Simonds and Barter Massac County Division of Highways Alexander Great River Road Cairo Johnson County Asphalt, Inc Red Bud Jefferson Mt. Vernon Ben Harrison & Sons, Inc Mattoon Jefferson - Marion Salem Chaney Fence Corp Florrisant Massac Fort Massac Park Road Township Rd Illinois Central Railroad Metropolis J. D. Barter Construction Co., Inc Randolph Monroe Randolph County Sparta Saline Harrisburg Williamson Marion Superior Structures Co

Bomb attacks hit two GE facilities and warning linked

In New York two General Electric sites sustained slight damage Sunday night while a prior Washington DC vandalism was claimed by the same group. A third NY bomb was defused early today near GE’s Midtown headquarters. No injuries. The FBI probes the incidents and police see no confirmed link.

Associated Press General Electric Co New York City Washington, D. C New York Midtown Manhattan FBI United States Philadephia Washington

Mass highway dime spill bogs down morning traffic

A Ryder truck rear door opened on the Massachusetts Turnpike in Auburn spilling 40 money bags of dimes worth 40 000. Police said the 400 000 dimes covered about an eighth of a mile as crews used vacuums to recover the coins while traffic kept moving. The armored truck was en route to Brink s Inc in Boston from New Jersey. A following vehicle was damaged and towed. The incident occurred at 6 55 am.

Auburn Mass Massachusetts Turnpike Boston Ryder Armored Motor Rental Transport Co Brink’s Inc New Jersey

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