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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
5
Washington reports U S officials doubt Sevasty Sevastyanov’s expulsion will greatly affect U S Soviet ties. The case centers on John, a CIA employee labeled a spy, recruited by a Soviet attache, with the FBI and CIA involved.
The Pentagon plans to propose hefty college scholarships to attract selected young men into Army and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps programs. Announcement came today as part of moves to bolster officer training outcomes.
Charlotte council discusses complaints about ice cream trucks playing phonograph records at night and disturbing naps of children and sleeping adults. It orders City Manager William Veeder to investigate the issue and act on it.
Maurice F. McElli gott secretary treasurer of the Illinois AFL-CIO died aged 64 after hospitalization since June 14. The AP report notes his death occurred Monday in Chicago. Also included is a 1960 Haiti export breakdown: coffee 74 percent sisal 13 percent sugar 2 percent.
London July 2 AP A new security storm hits Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as disclosures tie diplomat Harold Philby to being a Soviet agent. Laborites ready to grill on Philby’s 1951 tip that aided Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess to flee to Russia, while Burgess denies Philby was the tip-off man.
NAACP executive secretary Roy Wilkins told about 4,000 at the convention kickoff in Chicago that the Republican party faces a civil rights test in Congress. He warned the fight will measure the party’s raison d etre and urged voting against lawmakers who oppose strong civil rights legislation. He criticized Barry Goldwater and Everett Dirksen over state and federal roles in ending racial discrimination.
Gov Kerner urged more jobs for Negroes revealing the famed melting pot has failed to melt. Speaking at the NAACP opening session he called the dream of full participation a nightmare and noted Illinois Employment Service will study vacancies to enable job counseling and realistic programs.
Michael Hughes a 20 year old weighing 419 pounds entered Faith Hospital to begin a diet aimed at dropping to 200 225 pounds by September 1964. He plans to self manage after discharge with no relapses and must maintain good physical condition for Lutheran ministry. He has so far lost 25 pounds on a 1000 calorie daily plan. The note mentions two early Guadalupe Mountains archeology graduates from the West Point class of 1802.
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