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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1954

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Arbenz Appeals For Honduras Help As Guatemala Crisis Grows

Tegucigalpa reports say Guatemala asks Honduras to stop anti-Red exiles massing at the border amid plans for demonstrations in Guatemala City. Exile leaders claim thousands ready to challenge Arbenz, with airlifts and a possible border strike.

Tegucigalpa Honduras Gatemala Jacobo Arbenz Guzman Amadeo Chinchilla J. Edgardo Valenzuela Arbenz Chinchilla Valenzuela Belize British Honduras Guatemala la Ceiba Puerto Barrios Carlos Castillo Armas el] Salvador Castillo Armas Associated Press Jack Rutledge Rutledge Guatemala City

Springfield City Council approves $15 monthly pay rise

The Springfield City Council voted to raise wages by 15 dollars a month for 252 city employees on Wednesday. The raise included 75 workers in sanitation and street services who had struck last spring seeking a 50 dollar monthly boost.

Springfield

Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois Warm Humid This Week

Cloudy with continued warmth and humidity in Southern Illinois. Tonight and Friday remain warm with lows around 70 and highs near 90. Friday night will drop to about 68 with temperatures recorded as 77 at 7 am and 78 yesterday evening. The day saw a noon temperature near 87 while yesterday peaked at 91. Sunrise is 4 34 and sunset 7 28. Crab Orchard Lake Spillway and Little Grassy Lake spillway levels noted.

Illinois

CAB Debates Ozark Renewal and Davenport Mount Joy Airport Issue

The Civil Aeronautics Board weighed arguments from 45 communities on renewing Ozark Air Lines certificate for five years. debate focused on whether Davenport Mount Joy or Quad City Airport should host Davenport stop, with Illinois groups urging Quad City and others backing Mount Joy. Additional route proposals included Chicago to Davenport via Clin ton Rockford and expansions to Peoria Mattoon Charleston and other cities.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board Ozark Air Lines Illinois Kansas Missouri Kentucky Oklahoma Tennessee Indiana Ozark Davenport-Moline Quad- City Moline Mount Joy Mississippi River Davenport Iowa Hugh J. Dobbs Rock Island East Moline Silvis Ill Metropolitan Airport Authority Rock Island County CAB Davenport Moline Dobbs Quad-City James Verner Jerrold Scoutt Clinton Chicago Rockford James Keefe Quincy Transworld Harry S. Hannah Coles County Mattoon-Charleston

Labor Leader Earns Move to Reveal Grand Jury Names

Evan R. Dale of Carbondale asks Federal Judge Fred L. Wham to order release of grand juror names amid security measures. Dale alleges many jurors may be unqualified and cites suppression of identities, as motions to challenge indictments of nine labor associates face Saturday deadline.

Evan R. Dale Carbondale East St. Louis Dale Fred L. Wham Grand Jury Southern Illinois Labor Associates

Man Who Killed Boy Self Describes Murder in Self FProductive Action

Sam Eric Mattson, 34, Ford aircraft engine plant tool and die maker, was found shot dead in his bathroom after admitting to killing 16 year old Jerry Gorman on January 31 over hubcap theft. A coroner's jury urged manslaughter charge. grand jury declined indictment.

Chicago Sam Eric Mattson Ford Motor Company Mattson Jerry Gorman

Toronto Dock Workers Align with John Lewis Union

About 120 Toronto stevedores switched allegiance to John L. Lewis' Mine Workers union, quitting the AFL affiliated Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks as the labor power struggle expands to Toronto and possibly other Great Lakes ports. A. A. McKay of UMW said all organized Toronto stevedores joined the Lewis union after it moved in during last weekend's strike.

Toronto Great Lakes John L. Lewis’ Mine Workers Union UMW A. A. McKay Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Afl-Tsc Lewis Union

Father To Be Tried On Charge Of Letting Son Drive Car

Elmer Roosevelt Mason, 30, will be tried in Clyde on July 12 for letting an unlicensed minor drive his car. State Patrolman Wood en said he saw the Mason vehicle traveling about 30 mph with a driver who seemed too young. Mason argued the boy is a capable driver who also operates a farm tractor. The boy was not charged.

Clyde N. C AP Elmer Roosevelt Mason W. R. Wooden Mason

Meek Seeks Calumet Sag Channel Funding in 1956 Budget

Chicago June 17 Joseph Meek Republican senatorial nominee pledged to push funds for the Calumet Sag channel in the 1956 budget. He spoke at the Calumet Transportation Assn dinner noting greater need for the canal since the St. Lawrence Seaway bill passage.

Chicago Joseph Meek Calumet-Sag Calumet Transportation Assn Meek St. Lawrence Seaway

McCarthy Says Hearings Will Hurt Demos

Senator McCarthy claimed the Army-McCarthy hearings were Democratic driven and would injure Democrats. The 36th day saw accusations from Symington toward Mundt and questions about Clark Clifford’s role, while McCarthy maintained the anti blackmail narrative and pressed loyalty board issues at Ft Monmouth and radar labs.

Sen Symington D-Mo Sen. Mundt R-Sd Mundt Clark M. Clifford Truman Army McCarthy Pvt G. David Schine Schine McCarthy Subcommittee Sen. McClellan D-Ark McClellan Loyalty Board Ft. Monmouth N. J Adams

Nationalists Convicted On Ten Counts

A federal jury found Lolita Lebron and three male associates guilty on all ten assault counts from the House gallery shooting on March 1. Five congressmen were wounded as Lebron faces up to 75 years, with sentences potentially running up to 125 years on weapon and intent to kill counts.

Washington Lolita Lebron House of Representatives Rachael Cancel Miranda Andres Figueroa Cordero Irving Flores Rodriguez Mrs. le Holtzoff

Police Rescue Red Hecklers In West Berlin Rally

At West Berlin City Hall a June 17 anniversary rally faced six Communist hecklers. Police intervened as 20 000 spectators grew hostile, rescuing the Reds after two hecklers were badly beaten and another hospitalized. Guards moved through the crowd to riot control cars and headquarters.

Berlin West Berlin

Light bike craze hits U.S. market and Cabinet review

Washington June 17 report says a wave of foreign lightweight bicycles threatens U.S. makers. The Business and Defense Services Administration backs a briefing to the Cabinet as imports surge to an estimated 900,000 this year. European firms benefit from mass production and lower wages while U.S. heavier bikes suffer price pressure.

Douglas Larsen Washington Free World U. S England Germany Belgium France Italy Business and Defense Services Administration Department of Commerce BDSA U. S. Tariff Commission EDSA Commission America Europe

Principia Opposes Air Force Academy Site Near Elsah

Principia College in Elsah Illinois reverses its stance and opposes the Air Force academy site near the campus board chairman Dr Frederic E Morgan says he wrote Secretary Harold E Talbott. Officials fear the campus may be absorbed into the site though they had hoped for a buffer zone. Nearby Jersey County landowners and residents push against a 19000 acre site near the Mississippi River opposite St Louis with other sites under review in Wisconsin and Colorado.

Elsah Ill Principa College Air Force Academy Frederic E. Morgan Principia Corporation Air Harold E. Talbott Chautauqua, Ir Talbott Air Force Jersey County Academy Here Illinois Mississippi River St. Louis Lake Geneva Wis Colorado Springs Colo

Garry Moore Show Interruption by Bottle Thrower

A studio audience member threw a bottle on the Garry Moore CBS show in New York. The bottle struck a light fixture, showering glass on stage and the front row. The man left the theater smiling, was detained by police for questioning.

New York Garry Moore CBS West 47Th Street

Bobo Rockefeller Divorce Near Rockefeller Wife Ends Cinderella Marriage

Barbara Sears Rockefeller files for divorce from Winthrop Rockefeller after a Park Avenue departure likely toward Reno. Sources say a financial settlement totals about 50 million dollars plus a 500 thousand dollar trust. Custody of son Winthrop Paul Rockefeller 5 awarded to Barbara with visitation for the father.

New York Barbara Sears Bobo Winthrop Paul Rockefeller

McCarthy Recall Charges Planned After Sauk Case

Sauk County District Attorney Harlan Kelley said he will confer with Attorney General Vernon Thomson on filing charges connected to the unsuccessful McCarthy recall effort. Leroy Gore, Sauk City editor and Joe Must Go Club founder, appeared at a hearing as Kelley announced plans for many warrants and contempt charges for refusing to surrender recall petitions.

Baraboo Wis Sauk County Harlan Kelley Vernon Thomson Kelley Sen McCarthy Thomson Gore

Rhee Considers New Unification Policy after Geneva Collapse

President Syngman Rhee said he will work out a new policy for unifying North and South Korea after the Geneva conference collapsed. He did not specify the policy or indicate whether he will consult with allied nations.

Chinthae Korea Syngman Rhee North South Korea Rhee

Mendes-France Pledges Peace Push If Premier Vote Fails

Pierre Mendes-France told the French National Assembly he will resign if Indochina peace is not achieved by July 20. He proposed a three point plan including a settlement effort, an economic recovery program, and a decision on Europe army policy before Parliament’s vacation.

Paris Pierre Mendes-France French National Assembly France Indochina Mendes-France

Thefts and threats shadow George D. O'Brien case

George D. O'Brien, 44, once acquitted in a $691,700 armored truck theft, was found shot in the head in Boston. Doctors at City Hospital offered little hope. Police say the wound appears personal safety related as he faced possible indictments for receiving stolen money and looming tax charges.

Boston George D. O’brien O’brien

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