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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1968

Page

8

Flossmoor Senator Gottschalk enters Illinois governor race

State Sen. Arthur R. Gottschalk of Flossmoor announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He plans a three plane 700 mile tour to Chicago Rockford Moline Peoria Springfield Alton and Champaign with news conferences in each city and stated his belief that the people are the true sovereigns of state government. He cited crime welfare costs pollution urban traffic unemployment housing farm income and education financing as key Illinois issues.

Chicago Arthur R. Gottschalk R-Flossmoor Illinois Gottschalk Rockford Moline Peoria Springfield Alton Champaign Reuben H. Donnelley Corp Republican Party GOP John Henry Altorfer Pioneer Richard B. Ogilvie Cook County Board Otto Kerner Illinois General Assembly

Heart patient undergoes more surgery

Stanford reports Mike Kasperak, whose transplanted heart still functions, remained in critical condition after an emergency gall bladder removal at Stanford University Medical Center. The one hour operation cleared the duct to the small intestine. doctors say the heart continues to beat normally. In Cape Town, Philip Blaiberg was out of bed for the second time since his January 2 heart transplant with a bulletin noting no signs of rejection.

Stanford Calif Mike Kasperak Stanford University Medical Center Norman E. Shumway Santa Clara Kasperak Cape Town South Africa Philip Blaiberg

Severed hand restoration reported in St. Louis hospital

Surgeons at Jewish Hospital report restoring an amputated hand to Howard W. Steen Jr. after his hand was torn by a garbage truck crusher. The doctors say skin, artery repairs, bone shortening, and pinning, with Steen noting feeling in fingers.

St. Louis Jewish Hospital Howard W. Steen Jr Steen

Dick Gregory to Speak at SIU Women’s Gym Tonight

Tickets remain for the appearance of Negro comedian and civil rights leader Dick Gregory at Southern Illinois University’s women’s gymnasium at 9 p.m. Tonight. Gregory will be flown in from St. Louis by SIU and is running as a write in candidate for U S president this year. He long supported Vietnam war relief displays and civil rights actions.

Dick Gregory Southern Illinois University Southern Illinois Peace Committee Gregory Carbondale SIU St. Louis United States An Siu Playboy Club Chicago Jack Paar Martin Luther King Jesse Jackson

Illicit currency flows warp Vietnam’s economy and U.S. reserves

The piece details how illegal currency trades in Vietnam raise the U.S. balance of payments deficit and strain gold reserves. It cites Saigon bankers estimating illicit traffic at about 500 million dollars annually, plus 30 million in legal 1967 imports under the commodities program. It notes gold smuggling, Laos-Laos flyovers, and a pervasive black market known as the bank of India with official protection.

Laos Tansonnhut Saigon Vietnam United States Bank of India Asia Africa Peking Macao

Pleiades Known by Several Names Across Cultures

The famed Pleiades cluster of stars is referred to as the Seven Doves, the Seven Brothers, and the Seven Chicks in different traditions highlighting its rich mythic associations and variations in naming.

Pleiades The

Navy Blue Angels pilot killed in third fatal crash in 13 months

Lt. Bill Worley, 29, of Nashville, a Vietnam veteran with seven Air Medals, died when his F11 Grumman Tiger crashed 18 miles from the El Centro facility during winter training. Two prior Blue Angels and a Marine captain died in crashes in the same desert area last February.

el Centro Calif Navy Blue Angels Bill Worley Nashville Tenn Desert Naval Air Facility Frank Gallagher Flushing, N.Y Marine Ronald Thomson Beeville Tex

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