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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1964

Page

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Perry district plan outlines 10 proposed high and junior high sites

The plan lists 10 school districts with designated high and junior high locations. West Perry would place a high school and junior high in Pinckneyville, East Perry's in Du Quoin, Trica at the present site, and West Jackson with four centers in Murphysboro plus a Gorham junior high. East Jackson proposes a Carbondale layout, West Franklin options near Christopher or Zeigler, West Williamson territories around Herrin, East Benton, Franklin Williamson near West Frankfort and Winston City, and Marion with Crab Orchard junior high.

West Perry Pinckneyville East Perry du Quoin Trica West Jackson Murphysboro Gorham East Jackson Carbandale West Franklin Christopher Zeigher Les Ser West Williamson Herrin Carterville East Franklin Benton Franklin-Williamson West Frankfort Winston City South Williamson Marion Crab Orchard Greater Egypt Johnston City Thompsonville Marion High School Gorham High School Elverado Elkville Tamaroa High Lesser Zeigler-Roynton Zeigler Rt. 148

Goldwater Johnson Clash Looms In 1964 Campaign

AP report from San Francisco on June 4 notes potential fireworks if Goldwater secures the Republican nomination at the mid July convention. It details his tough California primary win over Nelson Rockefeller and outlines expected attacks on Johnson, including foreign policy criticisms and warnings of a risky path in Asia.

Jack Bell The Associates Press San Francisco Barry Goldwater Johnson Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller California Lyndon Johnson Hip Ace Korea South Nam

Johnson Delays Viet War Action After Hawaii Talks

President Johnson and aides review Southeast Asia policy after Hawaii consultations. Officials signaled no immediate expansion of the war or forces into Thailand while discussing options to address Communist advances in Laos and the region. George Reedy released a brief statement after the White House meeting noting the review aimed to improve efficiency and effectiveness of the program.

John M. Hightowright Associated Press Southeast Asia Viet Nam Washington Sime Cap White House Johnson Plan Johnson Rusk Secretary of Defense Ring Robert ReNamara Ha‘waii Laos George Reedy Hawaii U.S Thailand

Scranton Rules Out Vice Presidential Run Offer

Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton said he would reject any offer to run for vice president from a Republican candidate. He insisted he would only accept a sincere and honest draft, and not be part of any stop Goldwater movement or manipulated plan. He kept his presidency stance unchanged even after Goldwater’s California primary win and noted he would consider a convention floor endorsement if it is not dictated by party leaders.

Adlai Stevenson Scranton Goldwater Harrisburg Pennsylvania William W. Scranton U. S Barry Goldwater R-Ariz New York Nelson A. Rockefeller California Rockefeller Johnson

Soviet China split considered by Pravda hints at party rift

Moscow reports Pravda warns a formal severing of ties between the Soviet and Chinese Communist parties is possible. Western diplomats doubt a government break would follow, predicting the Soviets seek to keep some communications open despite a deep ideological feud.

Moscow APY Pravda Kremlin Soviet Union China Communist Movement Parity Moscow-Peking

Four Firms Seek Atomic Waste Burial Site in Illinois

Four private firms from Illinois, Indiana, California, and Connecticut propose buying land, deed it to Illinois, and operating a low yield atomic waste burial ground under state supervision. About 160 acres needed. site未 yet chosen, with Southern Illinois a possible option. The plan aims to set rules, begin negotiations this fall, and precede reprocessing of salvageable material with burial of the remainder as federal waste streams shift to Oak Ridge and Idaho Falls.

Springfield Illinois State Health Department Clarence Klassen Posal Winds Atomic Energy Commission Klassen General Assembly Health Department Indiana California Connectcut Federal ‘Atomic ‘Energy Commission Tinos Oak Ridge Tenn Idaho Falls Idaho

10 District Plan Urged For Southern Illinois Schools

The Greater Egypt Regional Planning Commission staff urged eliminating 11 of 21 high schools and 50 of 60 districts by 1980 to boost educational opportunities. The plan scales down to 10 high schools, 16 junior highs, and 74 elementary schools, reallocating several buildings as junior highs and shifting students to larger districts.

Greater Egypt Illnois Carterville Hurst Bush Crab Orchard Thompsonville Lesser Tamarez Carbondale Gorham Elleville Christopher Zeigler - Royalon Ilingis Johnston City Gacham Hurst-Bush Tamaroa Elverado Carbondale Attucks Chris Stopher Zeigler - Royalton Align School Bath Hurst - Bush Herrin

Geophagy Wins Bee at National Spelling Championship

William Kerek, a calm spectacled 12 year old from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, won the 37th National Spelling Bee by correctly spelling geophagy in the 30th round of competition.

Washington William Kerek Cuyahoga Falls Ohio

Kickback Allegations Tangle Hoffa Circle in New Orleans

AP report from June 4 details a land developer testifying that one of James Hoffa's seven co defendants received an under the table fee of 163000 for arranging a loan from the Teamsters pension fund. Warren Rose, ex leader of Pelican State Hotels Corp, said 165000 went to Benjamin Dranow, a former Minneapolis businessman imprisoned for mail fraud and tax evasion.

Chicago APA New Orleans Teamster James Hoffa Teamsters’ Pension Fund Warren Rose Pelican State Hotels Corp Fontainebleu Motor Hotel Benjamin Dranow Minneapolis

Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois Shows Showers

Cloudy conditions with occasional showers continue through tonight and into Friday. A slight warmup leaves most areas near the 70s for Friday with tonight’s lows mid 50s to low 60s and Friday highs in the 70s.

Linois

$75,000 Sought for Area Highway Study

A Congress bill seeks $75,000 for a study to map the full cost and route of a proposed $20 million George Rogers Clark recreation highway across Southern Illinois. Rep. Kenneth J. Gray of West Frankfort says the bill would authorize the Forest Service to advance the road concept.

Congress Ilinois Kenneth J. Gray West Frankfort Forest Service

Red Laos leaders demand terms for peace talks

Laotian Red leaders press for talks only if Premier Souvanna Phouma ousts rightist leaders from April 19 coup, restores Pathet Lao to cabinet roles, dissolves the revolutionary committee, punishes coup leaders, and reestablishes the pre coup political setup as per Pathet Lao conditions reported by New China News Agency.

Tokyo Souphanouvong Souvanna Phouma Pathet Lao New China News Agency Sith Revolutionary Committee jHaphrade

Cuban Flight Report Hoax

The Pentagon told a House committee that investigations show a reported May 25 anti Castro flight to Cuba did not occur and was a publicity hoax. A spokesman cited two or three people involved in spreading the story as complete fabrication.

Washington Pentagon House Committee Today Cuba Florida

Third Party GOP Leader Questions Illinois Ballot Plan

Springfield June 4 AP Third Party state leader Victor L. Smith says a state committee will decide if the GOP can run 59 House candidates. He argues a full slate is needed to ensure a statewide at large election, based on legal advice from Don Rev er Ben. Democrats will nominate 118 candidates for the House.

Springfield Smith Victor L. Smith Citizens Com Ite Jack Sundine Moline George T. Bogert Chicago House Bers Democrats Illinois Don Revernor Ben

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