Secret meetings map CIA restructuring plan in Washington
The President's Board of Consultants on Foreign Intelligence Activities meets in Washington over a holiday weekend to study reorganizing the CIA. Proposals include creating a separate agency to evaluate intelligence and moving paramilitary operations to a new defense unit. Dulles and Bissell expected to depart the agency.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
presidential —_ intelligence board
James R. Killian Jr
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
President's Board of
Kennedy
Killian
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
State Department
Defense Department
Allen W. Dulles
Richard M. Bissell Jr
Curban
Riots Answer Peace Plea in France and Algeria
Paris reports say bloody Moslem rioting in Algeria and farmer demonstrations in central and southern France followed President de Gaulle's peace plea. In Algiers and Blida clashes with security forces left 10 dead and 71 wounded, amid calls from Tunis for partition plans if negotiations fail.
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Hobert C. Doty
New York Times
New Service
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Algiers
Blida
Tenet
Tunis
de Gaulle
Trimmed SUS Budget Passes Amid Page Two Notes
The article notes a trimmed Student Union Services budget approval and references related items on Page 2 including Fourth of July activities and a tentative Carbondale land use plan. It also mentions Styron twins leaving SIU as a brief note on Page 1t.
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Carbondale
Styron Twins
SIU
Showers For Southern Illinois Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy through Monday with scattered showers and thunderstorms on Sunday. Cooler Sunday and Sunday night. Little change in temperature Monday. High Sunday 84 to 90. Low Sunday night mid to upper 80s.
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Illinois
Crisis scene as British airlift aids Kuwait defense
A map shows Kuwait where a British aircraft landed troops and tanks to guard the sheikdom amid threats of invasion by Iraq. Armed desert sheiks gather to defend Kuwait along the border. Saudi Arabia announces sending troops to bolster Kuwait defenses.
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Kuwait
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Legislature Adjourns Without Redistricting Accord
Springfield July 1 The General Assembly adjourned at 11:59 p.m. after failing to agree on reapportionment to 24 districts from 25. The dispute led to committee reshuffles, a contentious Senate vote on a sales tax increase, and a dramatic adjournment despite a colorful session with a long filibuster and verbal clashes. The bill raising the sales tax from 3 to 3.42 percent was sent to Gov Kerner for signature amid protests and a tense roll call.
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C. T. Bation
Lindsay-Scheub
Springfield
Land Miners General Assembly
U.S
Tinois
Congress
Olio Kerner
Cotion
Kerner
Joseph Petersen
Princeton
William Harris
Pontiac
Jack Walker
Lansing
George F. Slastrey
Chicago
John A. Graham
R - Bar
House
House Journal
Senate
Frank Holten
D-B
St. Louis
Clyde L. Choate
D-Anna
Hay
St. John's Hospital
Lindsay-Schaub
Oto Kerner
Everett R. Peter
St. Joseph
T. Mac Downing
Bincomb
Gordon Kerr
Brookport
Fred Heart
Streator
GOP
Donald J. O'Brien
DeChicago
W. Russell Arrin
Samuel Shapiro
Arrington
Shapiro
Bwight Friedrich
Centralia
Joase
Arther R. Gottschalk
Rpark Forest
Star Chamber
Mwan
Gotisthalk
Britain Moves Troops to Kuwait Amid Gulf Tension
Britain's forces and tanks pour into oil rich Kuwait to deter Iraqi annexation threats. The move, backed by the United States, follows calls from Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to Iraq's Abdel Karim Kassim to avoid aggression. UN Security Council convenes after Kuwait appeals for support, as Baghdad dismisses troop rumors and Saudi Arabia pledges aid to Kuwait's ruler Sheikh Abdullah Al-Salem Al-Sabah.
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Associated Press
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Iraq
United States
Harold Macmillan
Abdel Karim Kassem
New York
Security Council
Leopoldo Beniles
Wenador
New York Times Wire Service Arrives in Southern Illinois
The Southern Illinoisan begins using dispatches from the New York Times wire service supplementing Associated Press coverage. It replaces the New York Herald Tribune service and adds NYT journalism by figures such as James Reston C L Sulzberger and Harrison Salisbury to deepen national and international reporting.
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New York Times
Associated Press
New York Herald-Tiibune
James Reston
C. L. Sulzberger
Harrison Salisbury
Southern Illinoisan
Highway Death Toll Climbs Across Nation
Holiday traffic toll rises with 138 in traffic 10 in boating 18 drownings and 26 miscellaneous deaths reported by the Associated Press. The National Safety Council estimates as many as 459 fatalities could occur in traffic accidents during the 120 hour period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Tuesday.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
MacArthur to visit Philippines for sentimental return
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur flies from Idlewild with his wife aboard a presidential jet. He heads to Manila for a nine day visit to mark independence from wartime ties and to visit World War II battle sites including Corregidor. A ticker tape parade and full military honors await.
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New York
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Island Republic
United States
MacArthur
Philippines
MacdArfluc
Newsinen
Idlewild
Macarthny
Manila
Presidential
Bataan
State Legislature Sets Record for Bills and Resolutions
Gov Otto Kerner's administration pursues a broad program with a strong start. The legislature handles 2,640 bills and 352 resolutions this session, totaling 2,992 actions, an all-time high and well above two years ago when totals were over 300 fewer.
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Otto Kerner
Peasion
Illinois Industrial Authority created to spur development
The Senate passed legislation to create an Illinois Industrial Authority and Board of Economic Development. The authority would maintain a $500,000 revolving fund to aid industrial development and reduce unemployment. The Board would oversee state responsibilities under federal aid programs and certify projects for the Authority. Bills await Governor Kerner's signature.
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Illinois Industrial Authority
Board of Economic Development
Senate
Gav
Olte Kerner
State Senate Kills Billboard Measure
The Illinois Legislature rejects a billboard bill with only 11 votes, blocking controls on highway signage. In contrast, the Illinois House approves the 223 page Uniform Commercial Code, sent to the governor for signature. The measure gains bipartisan sponsorship and clears both chambers.
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Springfield
Senate
Mlinois
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W. Russell Artington
House
Warren L Wood
Plainfield
Gorlimes
Surprise Move Judicial Reform OK'd Referendum 1962
In a surprising action the 7and General Assembly approved a 1962 referendum on a proposed amendment to the judicial article of the state Constitution. The Senate passed the measure 41 to 7, exceeding the two thirds, while the House approved 121 to 25, also above the two thirds threshold. The amendment heads to the November ballot as a resolution, not needing the governor’s signature.
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Lindsay-Schank
Springfield
General Assembly
Senate
House
Sens
Eberspacher
Shellbywil Me
Dwight Friedrich
Cen‘tralia
Joh Meyer
Danville
William Harris
Pontiac
Lines
Eherspacher
Robert W. McCarthy
D. Lincoln
Illinois Lawmakers Debate Pay Raise for 1963 Sessions
Gov Otlo Kerner faces decision as Illinois Senate approves a pay raise for legislators from 6000 to 8000 dollars. House passage followed. If enacted, lower-house members reelected in 1962 would gain 15000 dollars yearly, with half of senators eligible in 1963. Debate highlighted speculation and political jibes about economy and spectacle.
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Gin Kernan
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
Senate
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House
Sen
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Offit
Yure
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