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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1967

Page

4

Rain forecast spans Lakes region and Gulf Coast states

An AP wire photo notes rain across Lakes region Mississippi and Tennessee Valleys the central and east Gulf coast the Plateaus and Pacific Northwest with warmer highs from the Panhandles to the southern Plateaus and northern New England. Friday highs near 88 and overnight low 71 while rain totals reach 14 inches from Friday morning to Saturday morning. Alaska population listed as 272 000 with a note on state size.

East Gulf Coast Region Plateaus Pacific Northwest

Vance resigns deputy defense post in Johnson era shakeup

President Johnson accepts Cyrus R. Vance resignation as deputy secretary of defense and shifts three top Pentagon officials. Nitze slated to move up. McNaughton to Navy post. Warnke named to defense general counsel. Vance cited personal reasons and wants more family time. he remains a prominent figure in defense circles.

Cyrus R. Vance Defense Johnson Pentagon Paul H. Nitze Secretary of the Navy White House Navy John T. McNaughton Til Paul C. Warnke Defense Department Vance New York Kennedy Army Roswell Gilpatric Robert S. McNamara State Department Nitze Harvard Dillon, Rad & Co

Frenchman joins Danish royal family in wedding

Count Henri de Monpezat became Prince Hendrik as he wed Princess Margrethe in Copenhagen. The 32 year old groom, now Danish citizen, married the heir to Europe's oldest throne at the Royal Naval Church of Holmens with a multinational royal congregation including kings from four nations and queens from several realms.

Copenhagen Henri de Monpezat Margrethe Europe Holmens Frederik IX Henri Hendrik Frederik Gustav VI Adolf Sweden Olav Norway Baudouin Belgium Ingrid Juliana Netherlands Fabiola Jean Grand Duchess Luxembourg Finland Iceland Harald Carl Gustav

Oil emergency declared over Middle East crisis

The United States declares an oil emergency as Suez Canal closures and pipeline shutdowns disrupt Middle East exports. Aimed at maintaining flow to Europe, plans call for tanker fleet mobilization and coordinated actions by major oil companies and government agencies led by Cordell Moore.

William M. Blair New York Times Washington U.S Middle East United States Europe Suez Canal Lebanon Syria Cordell Moore Mideast Moore Department of State Office of Emergency Planning Department of Defense Foreign Petroleum Supply Committee Atlantic Richfield Co Gulf Oil Corp. Frontier Refining Co Marathon Oil Co Mobile Oil Corp Sinclair Oil Corp Standard Oil Co California New Jersey Texaco, Inc

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