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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

4

Republicans Purge Incumbents Reflect Party Standards

Editorial analyzes the Illinois Republican purge of nine incumbents seen as impairing the state ticket. It notes mixed reactions at the convention, calls for probity and loyalty, and contrasts with Democratic discipline. It discusses blue ribbon candidates and the need for proper reapportionment by both parties.

Milneis Republican Party GOP W. J. Murphy Antioch Peter Granata Chiccago John W. Lewis

Democratic process guides Illinois nominating convention

At Springfield on Monday the Democratic House nominating convention swiftly handed the task of selecting 118 at large candidates to a small circle of party leaders. Delegates murmured approval as resolutions created a two member state making committee with full power to pick State House candidates. The process, praised by some as democratic, is actually the machine politics long exercised by Chicago leaders under Mayor Richard J. Daley.

Amself Charles Percy GOP Richard Daley Chicago Percy House Democratic House Springfield Democratic State Organization State House of Representatives Richard J. Daley Illinois Daley

Kashmir After Nehru Stirs Talks on Kashmir Future

After Nehru's death the Kashmir dispute again looms between India and Pakistan. Ayub's push for talks had raised hope for settlement, but Nehru's passing leaves the future uncertain as separatist tensions and religious divisions persist in the region.

India Jawaharlal Nehru Kashmir Pakistan Ayub Nehru Indian Subcontinent Mindy Sheik Mohammed Abdullah Ayub - Nehru

Flea Market Funds Benefit Friendship House in NYC

Dave Felts notes that Sundays flea market at Avenue of the Americas and 25th Street will donate all proceeds to Friendship House, aiding rehabilitation of former mental patients. He recalls global bazaars, reflects on fundraising via attic discards, and compares career salary cuts across decades with fellow editor memories.

New York Times Friendship House New York Avenue of the Americas 25Th Street Europe Paris Mexico City

Scholarships Missed Awards Spark Reader Interest

Editorial writer W. M. Mecklenburg notes nearly a third of a billion dollars in college aid awarded yearly but thousands of scholarships go unawarded. Harvard's Lady Ann Mawlson award has not been given for 300 years and another Harvard bequest from 1916 now totals 71063 dollars. The book How to Get Money for College catalogs Eagle Scout scholarships at Albright College and other awards.

Lady Ann Mawlson Harvard University Harvard William Stanislaus Murray Murphy Albright College Benjamine Fine Sidney A. Eisenberg Doubleday Wine Eisenberg Fine and Eisenberg Ford Foundation Carnegie Corporation

Britain’s industrial archaeology aims to save relics

Archaeologists urge Britain to turn the nation into an open air museum by preserving factories, mills, and machinery at their sites. Dr Francis Celoria says a map based census covers 10 000 sites, with volunteers racing to excavate before bulldozers arrive and notes a rising academic and public interest in industrial heritage.

Britain Forest of Dean London Abraham Darby Shropshire Sheffield London Museum Francis Celoria Celoria Museum Dr. Celoria

Bitter campaign signs spark talk in Trinsig elections

The piece notes signs urging Im peach Earl Eisenhower and slogans echoing public figures. It compares reactions to the US Supreme Court ideological range, mentions campaign buttons with political taunts, and hints at broader international tensions.

Trinsig Earl Eisenhower

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