Joe Learns He Has Tuberculosis Case History
A 51 year old miner, Joe B., from Williamson County, learns he has tuberculosis. His wife and three children face financial strain during seven to eight months of sanatorium treatment at Mt Vernon. Nurses coordinate testing for family and contacts while authorities plan support and education to aid recovery and prevent spread. Pope Paul VI names Cardinal Antonnutti as prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Religious.
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Marta Bender
Joe B
Joe
County Sanatorium Board
Sanatorium
Mt. Vernon
Williamson County
Franklin- Williamson
Allar Joe
Mt. Vernon Sana
Vatican City
Paul VI
Ildebrando Cardinal
Anttoniutti
Sacred Congregation For the Religious
Valerio Cardinal
Valevi
NAACP Renewals Vote for Cairo Protest Plan
Illinois NAACP state convention approves renewed demonstrations in Cairo to oppose de facto segregation and back a Cairo school bond defeat. A task force will mobilize protesters while honoring the 1960s civil rights legacy led by Rev Blaine Raney. Governor Kerner praised for Fair Practices Order. housing and contractor hiring discrimination also raised.
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Hite
Blaine Raniee
Cairo
NAACP
Holman
Cityalso
MAACP
Otto Kerner
Champaign
Springfield
Hemisphere Plan Approved by U S for Alliance Progress
The United States endorses changes to the Alliance for Progress to boost Latin American participation in directing a ten year growth program. A new inter American committee with power to allocate aid may be formed while Washington retains final control and can seek funds from other sources if necessary. Ex presidents Lleras Camargo and Kubitschek supported the move, aiming to set standards for policies qualifying for Alliance backing.
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New York Times
Washington
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
U.S
United States
World Bank
Western Europe
Japan
Committee For Inter - American Development
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Columbia
Juscelin Kubitschek
Brazil
Rights Bill Said Blackmail by Kennedy foes
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller accused President Kennedy of using federal aid as a political weapon to enforce civil rights. He warned that withholding aid could become a powerful blackmail tool and questioned who would determine discrimination.
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Nepa
Calif
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Napa Register
Brando Joins Picket Line at Southwood Riviera
Marlon Brando joined more than 120 civil rights demonstrators in Torrance California at the Southwood Riviera housing tract protest led by the Congress of Racial Equality. Brando, amid police warnings, marched with others, answered reporters questions, and appeared self confident after a recent hospital stay. Thirty three demonstrators were arrested for failing to heed officers, as the protest continued.
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Torrance
Calif
Marlon Brando
Brando
Don Wilson
Southwood Riviera Development
Congress of Racial Equality
Harriman Calls Ban First Step
Washington July 27 AP Sen. Mike Mansfield D Mont said the nuclear test ban could brake defense spending and stabilize it rather than cut. Sen Everett Dirksen R Ill called for minute examination of the pact and indicated no opposition to action this session, saying the timetable is crowded with civil rights tax and rail legislation. Mansfield stressed the agreement offers progress toward a world with safer air and water and reduced pollution, while stopping short of disarmament.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
R - Ill
Mansfield
Senate
Russia
Britain
Dirksen
Congress
Inside The Southern Iindsan Area Rates and Leaders Listed
Inside The Southern Iindsan highlights include area rates on page 3 and a series on the U.S. racial crisis starting page 28. Notices note drop-outs earning diplomas on page 3, a retired teacher joining the Peace Corps on page 5, fall fashions on page 21, automation ideas on page 27, and Herrin winning the Lite League tournament on page 12.
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Peace Corps
U.S
Herrin
Americans Escape Quake Scenes From Skopje Hotel
In Skopje Yugoslavia an earthquake shattered several buildings early Friday morning striking hotel areas. Mary Nocella and husband Samuel saw smoke and plaster fall as they sheltered in place. Boston sociologist Dr Bernard Phillips and Lansing Michigan students aided rescuers amid rubble as dozens were reported trapped but alive. The Nocellas’ Jadran Hotel survived though nearby structures collapsed leaving a mound that housed about 30 families.
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Gerald Miller
Associated Press
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Mary Nocella
Skopje
Samuel Nocella
Bernard Phillips
Boston University
Turist Hotel
David Rheiholtom
Shirley
Lansing
Mich
Rheabottoms
Americas
Macedonia
Phillips
The
Nocellas
Willow Grove
Jadran
Ward Gallery Royal Portraits Sold to Mysterious Buyer
An unidentified man dressed in black bought all 12 remaining royal portraits by Dr. Stephen Ward for over 14,000 dollars at the London gallery sale to fund his legal costs. The buyer left with the pictures after paying 5,040 pounds in notes, with portraits including Prince Philip and Princess Margaret. Meanwhile Ward’s high profile vice trial recessed awaiting renewed testimony.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
Britain
Prince Philip
Margaret
Glouchester
Duchess of Kent
Mary
Princess Royal
Lord Snowdon
Mar
Garet
Frederick Read
State Dept Denies Castro Charge on Prisoner Deal
The State Department called Castro's claim that the United States shortchanged Cuba by 10 million dollars in the prisoners’ exchange completely unfounded. It noted the American Red Cross that handled shipments and the Canadian bank backing the deal have both declared the arrangement complete.
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Castro
Washington
State Department
United States
Cuba
American Red Cross
Rail labor hearings resume after daylong talks
The Senate Commerce Committee plans to reconvene Monday after a shortened session on Kennedy rail labor legislation. Acting chair John C. Pastore urged serious collective bargaining as carriers and unions were given time to negotiate. Secretary Wirtz and other officials held meetings with railroad leaders and unions but offered no progress report. Partly cloudy for Southern Illinois through Monday with scattered thunderstorms and high temperatures around 85, low near 70.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
John C. Pastore
D-R.j
Brotherhoods
W. Willard Wirtz
Jhaean
Illinois
Envoy Reports To Kennedy On Negotiation
Harriman said the Moscow test ban treaty is a very important first step in easing East West relations and does not prevent use of nuclear weapons in war. He reported to President Kennedy after talks with Khrushchev and brought a personal message. Rusk and Foster attended the briefing. signing by Moscow is planned.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Harriman
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
White House
Squaw Island
Dean Rusk
William C. Foster
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Foster
Adrian Fisher
Berlin
Laos
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Inez McDonald
Bloomington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Vaba
Noanti
Wey Weenieene
Lucien H. Holna
Joliet
Hemisphere
U. S
Lord Hailsham
Katherine
Mos
Great Britain
Royal Portaits Purchased
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