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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1965

Page

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Ft Benning Copter Crash Kills 18 Soldiers

Eighteen soldiers died when two UH 1B helicopters from the 227th Assault Helicopter Battalion of the 11th Air Assault Division collided during a training flight at Ft. Benning Georgia. Rescue teams worked at the swampy crash site as bodies were removed by stretcher and the area remained off limits to reporters.

Columbus Ft. Benning U.S. Army Infantry Training Center 11Th Air Assault Division

Loss Of Control Viets Hesitate To Start Using U.S. Men In Fray

In the Dong Xoai clash American units near entering combat with Viet Cong aggression. Vietnamese generals resist full American deployment while American officers push for greater control to boost morale and effectiveness.

U.S Dong Xoai U.S. Army 173Rd Airborne Vien Dong Xuai Washington Viet Nam

Space Heroes Doctors Now Honor UM Astronauts McDivitt White

In Ann Arbor on June 15, about 30,000 people gathered at Michigan Stadium to honor astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White II with honorary doctor of astronautical science degrees. Governor Romney presented clocks inscribed with a space theme, as the pair were later to participate in dedicating the university’s new 1.7 million dollar space research building.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan James McDivitt Edward White II George Romney Arlan Hatcher

Ten Still Missing After Texas Flood

A Sanderson Texas flood leaves 10 still missing after a search ended Monday night. The toll rises to 26 with 16 bodies recovered. sheriff Bill Cooksey warns further bodies may be found by chance and some may never be found as crews conclude the effort.

Texas Terrell County Bill Cooksey Sanderson Canyon

Pleasant For Southern Illinois Weather Outlook Tonight and Wednesday

Pleasant and generally fair conditions expected in Southern Illinois. Tonight low temperatures will range from 55 to 60 degrees, with a high on Wednesday from 80 to 85 degrees. Map details appear on page 18.

Southern Illinois

Stocks Slump In Biggest Sale Hour Since 37

New York June 15. The New York Stock Exchange reported the heaviest first hour volume in 28 years as stocks slumped and then began to recover. The Dow fell as much as 6.6 points midmorning before rebounding toward noon. Volume in the morning was over double Tuesday’s pace.

New York Stock Exchange Exchange Wall Federal Reserve William McC. Martin

Hodge Granted Early State Parole Release

Former Illinois State Auditor Orville Hodge is released from state parole restrictions as of June 15, though he remains under federal supervision for 14 more months. At 60, Hodge had pleaded guilty in 1956 to stealing $600,000 from the state treasury while a top official.

Springfield Orville Hodge Illinois Hodge Illinois Parole and Pardon Board Parole Board

Wilson Says Viet Nam Consultations Deeply Disturbing

London and Washington reports indicate Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Johnson expressed deep concern over recent Viet Nam developments. Wilson noted ongoing consultations with allies, while Johnson discussed air strikes affecting Viet Cong reinforcements and potential changes in bombing posture. Navy planes also targeted bridges and military sites in North Viet Nam.

U.S Washington Johnson Congress Hanoi White House Navy North Viet Nam Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. Navy North Viet Nam South Red Capital

Gunfire Between U S Paratroopers and Rebels Kills Two

In Santo Domingo on June 15, a clash between U S paratroopers and rebel forces left two civilians dead and seven wounded. Homes and a rebel business were burned as 106 mm rounds hit a burning building where Dominican firefighters were evacuating. Fire Chief Maj Vinicio Retti was wounded in the knee by shell fragments.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic U. S Vinicio Retti Antonio Ramons

GOP Won’t Okay Bills in Illinois Senate as Remap Stalemate Grows

Springfield June 15 with 15 days to adjourn the Illinois General Assembly Sen Russell Arrington GOP leader and pro tem said no further legislation will pass until a remap agreement with Democrats is reached He denounced Gov Otto Kerner for leadership failures and noted House Speaker Touhy will adjourn on June 30 anyway A special session may be called to address revenue and other measures while remap talks continue The House approved a sine die adjournment resolution signaling prorogation if no compromise is reached

Ralph H. Johnson Lindsay-Schaub Springfield Illinois Russell Arrington GOP Senate Arrington Paul Graham Mattoon Otto Kerner House John Touhy Kerner General Assembly Party Line Toughy Touhy Illinois Supreme Court Thomas A. McGloon McGloon Chicago Arlington

Touhy Says Remap Won’t Delay Adjournment This Month

House Speaker John Touhy warned the General Assembly will adjourn by June 3 even if reapportionment is not done, and the Democrats will press for 21 Chicago senatorial districts while Republicans dispute the numbers. He predicted a special session to address appropriations after adjournment.

House John Touhy General Assembly Democratic Party Chicago

Rend Lake Work To Start In Jefferson County

Rep Kenneth J Gray says Rend Lake construction begins next week in Jefferson County with Luhr Construction Co named low bidder at 686014 dollars on two sub impoundment dams to control water levels for waterfowl and fish. Main dam construction scheduled to begin in 1966.

Rend Lake Jefferson County Kenneth J. Gray D-West Frankfort Luhr Construction Co Columbia

Senate Moves Quick Action On Excise Tax Cut Bill

Senate preparing for rapid action on a 4.7 billion excise tax cut aimed at repealing wartime levies. Senator Russell B. Long says passage possible by nightfall, with support from Senator Kuchel. Final steps would repeal most auto taxes by 1969 while retaining a 1 percent tax and dedicating 190 million dollars to auto junkyard disposal.

Washington Russell B. Long D-La Senate Thomas H. Kuchel Rcalif Long Senate Finance Committee Johnson House Louisiana Finance Paul H. Douglas D-Ill

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