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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
4
An Illinois editorial condemns the Senate for a rapid no debate passage of a stop and frisk bill. It warns the vague language invites abuse and risks civil liberties. Gov. Kerner should veto this controversial measure to avoid a concerning shift toward surveillance and state power.
President Johnson calls for extending the rights won by Negro Americans into real implementation across schools facilities housing and voting. The NAACP convention frames a shift from dramatic legal wins to slow behind the scenes progress and new tactics.
After Tuesday's 10 million share day on the New York Stock Exchange and a Wednesday rally, financial writers call the market's move massive gains. The upturn follows a period of decline and sluggish trading, with investors pooling cash for long term investments as institutional buyers and individuals seek bargain prices.
Dave Felts reflects on tipping norms across Europe during five weeks in 11 countries and a Mediterranean cruise, noting varying charges and personal discretion for service gratuities. The column also covers Fortune magazine’s top 10 U.S. corporations, writer Tom Wolfe’s new book, a salad of social quips, and Helen Keller’s 85th birthday observations.
The article recounts the wartime debate over whether to seize Berlin or target the Ruhr to end World War II. It notes Churchill's insistence on Berlin as a political prize, Eisenhower's Ruhr focus, and the eventual Soviet capture of Berlin amid broader Allied disagreements. It cites Churchill, Bradley, Roosevelt, and Murphy on access rights and postwar arrangements, with Attlee's study and the Yalta conference shaping the into-the-future plan.
General Osvaldo Lopez Arellano begins a six year presidency after leading the 1963 coup. The liberal party reorganizes in opposition while the armed forces retain broad support for the regime. Cabinet postings go to liberal heads as power center centers on Ricardo Zuniga Augustin us within the presidency offices.
Obituary notes John Jock Williams a Carbondale park board member and junior baseball founder. A minister recalls Williams as a friend to youths, urging the city park board to name the main city park Williams Park in his memory.
New Carbon dale resident notes a clash between east west Main Street vehicular flow and north south Illinois Central rail traffic. He asks if others have observed the same issue and would join in commenting on the situation.
In a perfect world anger over unleashed dogs would mirror concern about the legislature’s failure to reapportion. The body adjourns and questions of moral progress in Illinois surface as gardeners exaggerate tomato sizes.
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