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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1957

Page

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Treasury seeks authority to flex savings bond rates

The Treasury asked Congress to allow flexible rates on Series E and H savings bonds and proposed raising the rate from 3 to 34 percent. If approved, new bonds sold after Feb 1 would use the higher rate, with shorter maturities and higher early redemption values to boost yields for investors. A sample shows a $100 bond bought at $75 could yield about 3.28 percent if held to maturity.

Washington Treasury Confor Senate House Congress Pthe Sommeas

Johnson predicts Senate approves revised Ike Middle East plan

Senate majority leader Lyndon B. Johnson forecast approval of a Democratic revision to Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. The amended text would authorize use of armed forces if the President determines action is necessary to resist Communist aggression.

Lyndon B. Johnson Dtex Senate Eisenhower Middle East Johnson United States Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Sen Knowland California State Department Florida Winging Johnson Thomasville White House James c. Hagerty Goethe Ger Win de Weeting House Ernest Munist Congress U. S

Prayer services held for shot infant in Indiana

In Princeton Indiana two counties held noon prayers as doctors reported slight improvement in the condition of Julia Ann Russell four months old, struck in the head by a bullet while in her trailer. The infant remained paralyzed on her left side but could eat and stay under an oxygen tent.

Princeton Ind Evansville Julia Ann Russell Ronald Russell Oakland City Ministerial Alliance of Gibson Pike Counties Potter & Brumfield Electrical

Illinois Senate panel backs ban on officials on floor

The Illinois Senate Rules Committee voted to bar elected state officials from the floor during regular sessions. The measure awaits full Senate approval. Chairman Sen. David Davis cited officials lobbying for bills as the reason for the recommendation.

Springfield Illinois Senate Rules Committee Senate David Davis Bloomington Davis

Rest Home Fire Kills 14 in Council Bluffs

A three story rest home in Council Bluffs Iowa burned killing 14 patients. Thirteen others were hospitalized and one more in critical condition. Police found Annie Orme about 75 near the scene, she escaped the fire wearing a light sweater. Fire officials searched debris for a cause as the licensed operator’s renewal was reportedly withheld after an earlier suspension.

Council Bluffs Towa Annie Orme

Stassen May Resign Post for Governors Race

The New York Times reports Harold E. Stassen will quit his White House disarmament post early next year to campaign for Pennsylvania governor. Friends say the former University of Pennsylvania alumnus will remain with Press United Nations for the rest of this year.

New York Times Harold E. Stassen White House Pennsylvania Washington Dispatch Friends of Stassen Press United Nations

Reform Proposal Would Put Auditor Under Legislature

Illinois welfare funding faces scrutiny as the Welfare Department requests 157.9 million for operations and 295.5 million for capital improvements in the upcoming two years. Commission members question revenue sources while lawmakers debate tax boosts linked to schools and welfare. Overcrowding and understaffing at mental hospitals could drive proposed expenditures. Secretary of State Carpentier seeks 27 million for two years, mainly for salaries.

Springfield Illinois Welfare Ment B Commission Otto L. Bettag Paul Powell Vienna Commission Everett Peters St. Joseph Govara Stratton Charles F. Carpentier

Visas Issued Hit Record After World War II

The State Department reports 332,449 immigrant visas issued in the fiscal year ending last June, the highest since World War II. About 161,807 went to Mexico Canada and Cuba residents, with these three countries not subject to a quota.

Washington State Department Mexico Canada Cuba Department

New Hope Seen In Dock Strike Progress

A federal mediator raised new hopes for a quick end to the 45 000 dockers strike from Portland Maine to Hampton Roads Virginia. Joseph F Finnegan said issues were clarified and proposals would be on the bargaining table. Union and management expressed optimism of a contract by Thursday.

Maine Virginia Joseph F. Finnegan Alexander Chopin The New York Shipping Assn Portland Hampton Roads

Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois Clouds and Temperatures

Cloudy for Southern Illinois with mostly cloudy tonight and Friday. Warmer Friday with highs around 45 to 50 and lows in the 30s. Yesterday’s high 59, low 28, and today at 7 am will be 31. Little Grassy Lake spillway level at four inches above spillway today.

Illinois Toway Little Grassy Lake

No Thin Dimes Money Checkers Chief Reports

President Eivers disclosed that two United States mints produced no thin dimes in 1956. They found 216,655,100 dimes, 76,478,500 quarters, and 4,032,000 half dollars met the required thickness. Commission Chairman Charles A. Eaton Jr. of Newark announced the money was OK, with coins adhering to weight and nine parts silver to one part alloy.

Philadelphia Eivers United States Commission Charles A. Eaton Jr Newark N. J O.K

Frances Hankey Rites Saturday in Marion

Funeral services for Frances Hankey 64 will be at 2 p m Saturday at Wilson Frick Funeral Home Marion Rev W A Travelstead officiating burial in Maplewood Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Friday Hankey Momene died at 440 am Wednesday in Kankakee State Hospital A former Marion resident she worked at Manteno State Hospital

Frances Hankey Wilson-Frick Marion W. A. Travelstead Maplewood Cemetery Hankey Momene Kankakee Ital Manteno State Hospital

Illinois FEPC Laws Sought in Seventh Consecutive Session

Springfield Feb 14 AP Illinois lawmakers push for an Illinois equal ity commission to handle discrimination complaints. The bi partisan five member panel would receive cases seek reconciliation and may seek court orders for compliance. Other bills include lobbyist registration and moving first time narcotics offenders to Vandalia Prison Farm.

Springfield Illinois House Senate

Plan Also Drops Governor From Budget Group Plan

Springfield Feb 14 The Ill inois Budgetary Commission would lose the governor as an ex officio member under two Senate bills sponsored by Russell Arrington. A new auditor general post would report to the Legislature and post audit all state expenditures. The bills also create an 18 member legislative audit commission and shift budgetary oversight to a director with a technical staff. Governor Stratton voiced support for strengthening the commission.

O. T .Banton Springfield Illinois Budgetary Commission Senate Russell Arrington Orville E. H Arrington Legislative Audit Commission House Auditor General Commission General Assembly Dansan Legi Z William G. Stratton Auditor General Legislative Commission Was

Best Preacher We Ever Had Pastor Jailed in Elmdale

Calvin Laskey who revived the Elmdale Christian Church and boosted membership to about 70 faces jail after pleading guilty to illegally marrying a couple. FBI records show 26 prior felony convictions and multiple military desertion charges. The town recalls him as the best preacher they ever had despite his past.

Elmdale Kan Calvin Laskey Flint Hills Kansas George Dawson Elmdale Christian Towle Laskey Korea FBI Ottawa Montreal Arizona Tate U. S U. S. Navy

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