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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1972
Page
4
Splashing time with kids like David Donahue and Caryn Morris as heat drives families to pools and air conditioned spaces. parents seek relief from hot humid days.
Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie plans a Springfield strategy session with public and private university officials to pursue Illinois share of a $21.3 billion federal higher education program. Illinois could receive about $1 billion over four years with direct aid and up to 1400 dollars per student.
President Nixon told Senate leaders the Foreign Relations panel's proposed cuts in military aid would destabilize allies and threaten world peace. He criticized Mansfield's Vietnam troop withdrawal amendment as potentially misread by adversaries. The White House released the letter as the Senate prepared to debate a foreign aid bill trimmed by 593 million from the administration request. The committee cut 441 million from various military programs, chiefly under Senator Aiken, and added amendments limiting executive authority including the Mansfield withdrawal provision.
A New York Times report by Harrison Salisbury surveys 31 Middle School in Peking where about 600 Red Guards form part of a 1700 student body. The militant movement has narrowed to junior highs with aims aligning to the Communist Youth League and emphasis on Maoist thought and practical labor.
The AA AA School of Safe Driving advertises self scoring test papers for the Illinois state written exam. It notes over 50,000 drivers failed last year with failures rising toward 100,000 as laws change. Introductory price six dollars plus seventy five cents handling. mail to Chicago address.
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