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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues riots in Chicago reflect deep racial prejudice extending from housing and education to poverty and isolation. It calls for enforcement of laws and a societal shift by whites to align actions with ideals to end discrimination and make cities safe, beautiful, and livable.
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson reiterates support for NATO yet warns against narrow Gaullist nationalism. He argues for shared political institutions and collective foreign and economic policies as steps toward a broader community of nations, while cautioning Atlantic union must not be an end in itself.
A seven year international study by historians sociologists and psychoanalysts examines why societies sanction killing during war and condemn it as murder in peacetime. It explores how groups come to label others subhuman and feel a duty to exterminate them, warning that ignorance of causes fuels future catastrophes and wars.
A Grossman release presents Adlai Stevenson texts from his U N ambassador and Illinois governor years, with Walter Lippmann's foreword. Photographs by Cornell Capa Inge Morath and John Fell Stevenson accompany images of Stevenson in Springfield and Libertyville.
Washington reports on Jim Symington the new chief of protocol for the Johnson White House. He jokes about broom closets and awkward first days while balancing a busy social calendar with his wife Sylvia and children. He values making guests feel at home and speaks several languages.
Bonn reports that West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and Mayor Willy Brandt plan July talks with East German Communist leaders in Chemnitz and Hannover. Legal hurdles loom as West Germany fears arrests for propaganda and other crimes unless a safe conduct law is passed. If held, debates could boost Brandt and push small steps toward reunification despite Cold War tensions.
Ralph McGill reflects on James Meredith’s Mississippi ambush and the wider roots of Southern fear. He argues fear fuels racism, links it to white supremacy, and notes Meredith’s courage and pragmatic approach to civil rights.
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