SIU Hearing Examines Faculty Morale At Two Campuses
Two former SIU vice presidents testified that faculty morale at Carbondale and Edwardsville is low, while others argued morale is no worse than at comparable universities. The hearing, led by Rep. Stephenson, weighs faculty representation and campus planning amid transfers and admin policy disputes.
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Carl Mayhew
Southern Dlisalsan Springfield
Southern Ilinois University
Harold Lee
George Hand
Carbondale
E. Grinnell
SIU
Ralph Stephenson
Moline
Edwardsville
D. W. Morris
Hand
Higher Education
Ment
Altan
East St. Louis
See
Morris
West Virginia
American Association of University Professors
Hessi
AAUP
Aland
Abun Stu
Morrie Gavel
Going
Grinnell
Highway 40
Legislative Commission On Higher
Stephenson
Anthony Scariano
Park Forest
Richard Larson
Galesburg
Clarence Hell
Catlin
Miles Mills
Bufingham
Jeanne Hurley Simon
Troy
Ralph McCoy
Clarence Stephens
Robert Gallegly
Charles D. Tenney
Kenneth R. Miller
Very Fine Trip Theme Of Kennedy Talk In Washington
President Kennedy returns from talks with Khrushchev de Gaulle and Macmillan to Washington. He plans a White House briefing with Democratic and Republican leaders and a 6 p.m. CDT broadcast outlining his trip and foreign policy outlook. Congressional leaders and officials greeted the president at Andrews Air Force Base after two weeks abroad.
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Kennedy
Andrews Air Force Base
Johnson
AR Wirenheto
Washington
Khrush
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate
Sanata Bae
Congress
White House
Dirksen
Fulbright
New Federal Anti Crime Steps
Senator Kennedy urged Congress to grant federal authorities broader powers to fight organized crime. He pressed two key proposals: penalties up to ten thousand dollars and five years in prison for interstate travel supporting racketeering schemes, and extending the interstate shipment ban to pinball machines. Kennedy said the current slot machine act has bogged down amid device evasion.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Partly Cloudy Southern Minnesota Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Wednesday. A few periods of showers and some thunder possible. Low tonight 65 to 71, high Wednesday 85 to 91. Precipitation 0.05 inches from yesterday 1am to today 1am. Sun rises 5:32 am, sets 9:25 pm.
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Mlinsis
Astronaut Shepard cites vibration fogging vision during flight
Alan B. Shepard told physicians and researchers that rocket vibration briefly blurred his vision early in his May suborbital flight. He said designs will be adjusted to lessen vibration, with more head foam and a better spacecraft adapter wing. He noted the water landing was routine and weightlessness did not affect movement.
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Washington
Alan B. Shepard
Shepard
Ocean
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Illinois Senate Panel Blocks Sales Tax Rise
A Republican led Illinois Senate committee rejected Gov. Kerner’s plan for a one half cent sales tax increase projecting over 160 million dollars in revenue. House action had already moved to tax corporations for 20 million in a two year period. The panel also examined university expenses at Southern Illinois University and questioned travel, speaker, and magazine subscription costs as part of budget scrutiny.
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Springfield
APY
Illinois
Senate
Olte Kerner
Kerner
House
Ing
Carbondale
SIU
Stephenson
Scariano
Gallogly
Scariann
Edwardsville
Cannondale
Legislative Senectuwes
Per
Mit
Fire Devastates Ayers Industry Area Blazing Loss Reaches Four Million
A devastating fire in Aver Mass left four million dollars in damage to Hartnett Tanning Co and International Purchasing rope works. More than 400 workers were displaced as six homes and two plants burned, with 40 families housed at Fort Devens. Fire crews from twenty one communities aided in a four hour battle. Minor injuries reported and plans to rebuild remain undecided.
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Ajrecheck
Joss
Hartnett Co
Ayer
Spokce
Defy Threats Freedom Riders Test Segregation Laws
Seven more Freedom Riders jailed in Jackson Mississippi on breach of peace charges following attacks on segregation laws. Group spokesman Newell Weber said arrests would continue, with riders planning further trips from Louisville and New Orleans to test Mississippi rules, while hunger strikes and fines mark their protests.
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Freedom Riders
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Associated Press
New Orleans
Newell Weber
East Orange
N. J
Vin Jackson
Jack Travis
Richard Gleason
Bible Witness Mission
Chicago
Anti Violence Bill Sparks Tokyo Clash With Police
In Tokyo on June 6 about 500 students demonstrated against a government anti-violence bill clashing with 1,000 police in a park. Several students were slightly injured in pushing and shoving as authorities sought to curb mass demonstrations around the Diet building and prime minister’s residence.
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Tokyo
Diet
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George Thiem
Chicago Daily News
William T. Going
Alston
Residence Center
Miller
STU Foundation
Tenney
Lee
Madison
St. Clair
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Executive Mansion
Grab Orchard Lake
International Purchasing Co
Senate Group
Jackon
Talis
Louisville
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