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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1968

Page

4

Litterbugs Could Learn From Campers Visitors

More than 15000 members of the National Campers and Hikers Association occupied the Di Quoin State Fairgrounds for nearly a week. Upon leaving they cleaned up all scrap, leaving grounds spotless according to William Hayes. He argues other recreation area users should follow the example to save cleanup costs.

National Campers and Hikers Association di Quoin William Hayes Hayes Southern Illinois NCHA

Illinois lawmaker pay raise should be vetoed now

The piece argues lawmakers deserve pay hikes only after fiscal restraint and tax reform. It notes a state deficit of about 127 million and a pending 60 million diversion from motor fuel taxes to cover bills. It urges Gov Shapiro to veto the raise while backing future raises with fiscal reform.

Illinois Samuel Shapiro

Vice Presidential Prospects and the 1968 Ticket

The piece surveys potential running mates for major party candidates in 1968 and for George Wallace, noting age, geography, religion, and the need for suitability as President. It discusses Kennedy, Lindsay, Percy, Reagan, Nixon, Rockefeller, and Benson, and argues future VP picks should be about capability, not just ambition.

George Wallace United States New York City Edward Kennedy Dmass Bobby Kennedy John V. Lindsay Illinois Charles Percy California Ronald Reagan Richard Nixon Nelson Rockefeller Alabama House of Representatives Ezra Taft Benson Utah Eisenhower Wallace Benson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Founding Fathers Barry Goldwater Lyndon Johnson Aaron Burr Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson

Serenading crops boosts yield says odd science tale

An Illinois farmer reportedly increased corn yield by serenading field with a 5 000 cycle per second tone. An Australian farmer used loud bass notes on bananas. University of Ottawa biologist Dr Pearl Weinberger tested tones on wheat seedlings, finding 250 to 300 percent heavier plants and 50 percent more growth with 5 000 Hz signals. The reason remains unknown.

Illinois University of Ottawa Pearl Weinberger Weinberger

Jerusalem: Zionist resolve anchors all Jerusalem issue

The piece frames Jerusalem as a sacred yet contested city central to Israeli policy after June 1967. It notes unity in defending sovereignty, Teddy Kollek’s mixed Arab integration, and the gradual investment in the old Jordanian quarter. It portrays Israel staking its claim despite Arab tensions and international bargaining limits.

C. L. Sulzberger New York Times Jerusalem Israel Mecca Rome Hitler el Greco Toledo Abraham Christ Mohammed Teddy Kollek Kollek All City Cairo Jordan

Best seller list from 125 stores across 64 communities

A snapshot of top titles in fiction and general books as reported by more than 125 bookstores in 64 U.S. communities. The list features authors like Updike Vidal Styron and Durrell alongside popular works such as The Naked Ape The Money Game and The Caloric Diet books with varied genres and subjects.

New York Times U.S Airport Hailey Updike Caldwell Myra Breckinridge -Vidal Topaz Usis Nat Turner Styron Knebel Heaven Help US Tarr Bradford Tunc—Durrell

Gun control letter praises NRA framing and mocks democratic institutions

The reader congratulates Claire Travelstead of Marion for a gun rights letter claiming registration leads to confiscation and vigilantism. The writer warns of a violent revolution against government, invokes frontier myth, and praises Travelstead for exposing distrust of democratic institutions.

The Southern Illinoisan Claire Travelstead Marion Eving Commie Dupes White House John Wayne Gerhard H. Magnus Carbondale

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