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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1963

Page

4

Editorial: U S Should Prepare Response To Red Crisis

The West has reacted passively to the Sino Soviet split which now threatens global stability. The rift, deeper than doctrine, may rival Cuba in potential impact. Without a clear policy, the U S must decide how to respond to a changing communist world and future turbulence.

U.S Soviet Russia Communist China Moscow Suez Berlin Hungary Cuba Free World Asia Latin America

Free Trade Hopes Wither in Protectionist Climate

The piece discusses failed hopes for free trade after a Britain setback with the Common Market and rising U.S. protectionist sentiment. It notes dumping concerns, tariff pushback, and questions whether American industry can compete abroad while some firms prefer domestic markets. It critiques made in America labeling and consumer quality amid a divided stance on trade liberalization.

Britain U.S Caterpillar U.S.A United States

Supreme Court Judges and University Presidents Climb Salary Scale

Steadily rising pay for top judges and university leaders signals broader trend toward higher commander salaries amid debates over public finance and merit.

Supreme Court

Republican upstages Kennedy on immigration reform pledge

The piece notes President Kennedy delays on a promised immigration reform while Senator Jacob Javits introduces his own bill. It compares this to Kennedy housing pledges and suggests slow action due to political pressures from Southern lawmakers and weak domestic support. It also recalls Eisenhower’s similar experience and questions how the President will respond.

Kennedy U.S Jacob Javits R-N.y Mr. Kennedy White House Fice Congress Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee James O. Eastland Mississippi United States Eisenhower

Jurisdictional Point Settled in Nurse Letter

Dave Felts notes that a registered nurse replied to recent commentary on hospital staff roles. He emphasizes nurses and medical technologists each have vital, distinct skills and that the hospital should avoid jurisdictional quarrels. The column closes with a personal reminiscence and reflections on artifacts found near Pittsburg Illinois.

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Russians and Chinese Clash over Old Territorial Ambitions

Nana Staff Writer outlines a long history of Russian expansion into Siberia and Central Asia. It notes repeated treaties and conquests from Nerchinsk in 1639 to Aigun and Peking in the 1850s and 1860s, the creation of Outer Mongolia, and the push to populate Russia’s sparsely inhabited Far East regions amid China's population boom.

Nana New York Russia China Moscow Siberia Turkestan Peking Urals Central Asia Khrushchev Soviet Far East Genghiz Kahn Amur Sea of Okhotsk Pacific Nerchinsk Count Muraviev The Gion Vladivostok Muraviev Aigun Texas Outer Mongolia Sinkiang Stalin Chiang Kaishek Mongolia Soviet Union Western Turkestan Soviet Central Asia Outer

Hurrah For Dulles Girls Add Spice To Spying

A dubious reminiscence on sex and espionage notes Allen Dulles praising glamorous spies. It recalls Christine Keeler and Yugoslav settings, describing alluringTrieste and Belgrade operatives who charm and coax secret blueprints from men while enjoying the spy game.

Christine Keeler England United Nations Allen Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Dulles Macao CIA Phi Beta Kappa Princeton Trieste Yugoslavia Belgrade Richard Burton Remington Rand

Students Defy Discriminatory Southern Ways Albany Civil Rights Action

In Albany Georgia a group of SNCC activists led by students including Robert Cover Ralph Allen and Peter Titleman arrives to register voters and protest segregation. Police confrontations at Turner AFB and local streets highlight tensions as youths face arrest and jail before choosing to stay.

Turner Air Force Base East Albany Laurie Pritchett Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Northeast Midwest Robert Cover Princeton University Brookline Mass Cover Taiwan Albany City Ralph Allen Melrose Peter Titleman New York Pritchett

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