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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1966

Page

4

Two Promoters And A Dedicated Researcher

Editorial notes Dr Andrew Ivy once top Illinois official and Krebiozen backer drops a $300000 libel suit in Chicago. It recalls the Durovics fraud acquittal, Stevan Durovic’s flight to Paris and hidden fortunes, and argues Ivy’s scientific dedication amid promoter abuse of cancer patients.

Andrew C. Ivy University of Illinois George D. Stoddard Ivy Chicago Stoddard Krebiozen U.S. District Court Dr. Ivy American Medical Association National Cancer Society U.S. Food and Drug Administration Durovic Stevan Durovic Marko Durovic United States Paris Dr. Durovic

Basutoland independence talks face South African influence

British discussions on Basutoland's future hinge on independence or a referendum. Chief Leabua Jonathan favors cooperation with Verwoerd's apartheid regime, while opponents push for a public vote. The issue could shape Swaziland and Bechuanaland and tests apartheid resilience in central Africa. A final line notes a senior citizen unsure of names while collecting Social Security benefits.

Basutoland Britain Africa South African Republic South Africa Leabua Jonathan Dr. Verwoerd Leabua Swaziland Bechuanaland

Gertrude Stein Quotation Sparks Pocket Change Reflections

Dave Felts surveys Gertrude Stein lines and a CBS documentary on Wall Street as voices on money and pockets. The piece notes William Ernest Hocking's death at 92 and recalls Harvard philosophy, Hu Shih, and Kittredge.

Gertrude Stein Miss Stein Wall Street Gertrude Madison N. H William Ernest Hocking Alford Harvard University Hocking Iowa State University of Science and Technology Harvard Josiah Royce William James George Santayana Hugo Munsterberg China Hu Shih

Indira Gandhi Faces Test of Leadership in Indian Politics

Indira Gandhi, charting a course mirroring Nehru, seeks to hold Congress support while appealing to the public. She faces criticism from party left and right, travels to drought regions, resumes press conferences, and uses radio broadcasts to reinforce her authority. If she cannot strengthen her grip, she risks being pushed aside, risking India’s stability.

Indira Gandhi India Congress Party Jawaharlal Nehru Mrs. Gandhi

Arctic Flying Missionary Settles at Belleville Shrine

Father William A. Lessing, once known as the flying missionary, spent 25 Arctic years by dog sled and planes. He built 18 private stations, filmed Arctic life, and helped Eskimo communities before settling as WMRY communications director at the Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows in Belleville.

Black Forest Germany Anastasia Russia Francisca Schanzkowski Ekaterinburg Federal Supreme Court of West Germany Washington Arctic ‘Flying Missionary Belleville Jim Wiggs Lindsay-Schaub William A. Lessing WMRY Arctic Father Leising The Mackenzie United States Father Lessing Buffalo N. Y Aklavik Mackenzie Delta Arctic Ocean Mission School Father William Stanton Ing St. Bonaventure University New York Oblate Fathers Noviate Tewksbury Mass Oblate College Newburgh Oblate Seminary Canada Canadian Central Arctic Ft. Smith Northwest Territories Yellowknife Society For the Propagation of the Faith Europe South America Africa Robert Lehman Rising Sun Ohio Parks Air College Cahokia St. Louis Edmonton Alberta Mackenzie River

Second Look at Prince Philip and Youth Etiquette

The piece notes Prince Philip at 45 bending royal protocol and discusses shifts in dress codes for Boy Scouts and broader social changes. It cites rising influence of cosmetics ads for girls and the evolving norms embraced by mothers and the public.

Prince Philip

Powell Advocates Dual Standards for State Jobs

Reader letter from Stephen D. Edwards of Yarbon dale discusses Paul Powell urging two sets of employment standards for state workers. Powell supports patronage for his office as Secretary of State and merit-based selection for others, while favoring separate election of six officers from the Governor and voters choosing the Governor’s aides.

The Southern Illinoisan Paul Powell Powell University of Illinois Civil Service Hodge Stephen D. Edwards Yarbondale

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