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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1968

Page

4

Purges threaten Republican unity in Illinois race

Editorial argues that Richard Ogilvie's plan to purge party leaders may hinder unity after last week's primary. It questions whether purges boost Ogilvie's statewide chances and notes potential losses for Altorfer supporters and party figures like Timothy Sheehan and Audrey Peak.

Richard Ogilive John Henry Altorfer Ogilvie Altorfer Timothy Sheehan Cook County GOP Republican National Mr. Sheeehan Mr. Altorfer Richard M. Nixon

Premier Eisaku Sato Defends U.S. Ties Amid Japanese Election

In Japan Premier Eisaku Sato, a close ally of President Johnson, advocates pro American policies during a tense election. He argues the mutual security pact spurred postwar economic growth, risking political defeat as street protests flare against the treaty and amid a broader anti American tide.

America U.S. Information Agency Japan Eisaku Sato Johnson Sato United States Douglas MacArthur Asia

Election Returns Reporting Across Canada and U S Compared

The piece discusses premature publication bans on election results, noting Canada’s June 25 parliamentary vote and strict rules to avoid influencing West voters. It contrasts U S networks reporting speed with Canada’s safeguards and speculates on network behavior if similar laws apply nationwide.

United States California Canada New York States Far West

Vote by the numbers in Macon County primary

Roy R. Anthony, chairman of the Macon County Central Committee, ran a political ad guiding Democratic voters in the June 11 primary on which numbers to punch for the new electronic voting machines. The ad urged voters to clip it and take it to the polls as a guide. The piece reflects on the ironies of computer voting changing political life.

Roy R. Anthony Macon County Central Committee

Fish bait hole on public street draws county critique

Letter from Edna Parrish of Carbondale complains about a flooded 12th Street corner in Chittyville used as a fish bait spot. She cites hazards, health risks, and poor drainage, urging county officials and the engineer to act, noting drainage requires private landowner permission for a ditch.

The Southern Illinoisan 12Th Street Chittyville Williamson County Thane

Pierre Trudeau Emerges as Canada’s Rising Leader

Pierre Trudeau, wealth descendant and labor ally, aspires to lead Canada. The Montreal born figure, nicknamed Canada’s Kennedy, drawn attention for his humor, defiance of authority, and push for reforms. His rise hinges on a June national election and party leadership.

Ogilvie Sid Moody Associated Press Montreal Joseph Philippe Pierre Ives Elliott Trudeau Canada Pierre Trudeau Kennedy Northland Renfrew Tahiti Arctic Washington Moscow Peking Huck Finn Tom Paine Trudeau Madae Suzette Rouleau Europe St. Joseph Quebec

Handshake, Race Relations in Carbondale and the Call for Unity

Robin Lindley argues that white racism and black militarism threaten Carbondale. He urges a handshake over hostility to avoid personal crisis, segregation, and violence. He praises Negro pride and warns that armed guardsmen won’t solve the town’s racial tensions.

The Southern Illinoisan Carbondale Chicago Newark Detroit New York Los Angeles Robin Lindley Carbondale

Marketplaces as a path to peace and reform

The essay advocates giving up firearms and placing them under law enforcement control. It argues elected officials must model integrity, denounces crime and moral decay, and proposes on-site marketplaces as public forums to air grievances. A bipartisan committee would craft compromises and vote outcomes to channel force into peaceful change. Martin M. May, MD Marion.

Southern Illinoisan Martin M. May MD Marion

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Illinois Mr. Ogilvie Far East Gen Cleatus Russell Sonny Lynn Ruby Benitone Effie Thetford Joe Rovartis Carl E. Miller Monroe Unger George Bethel Robert L. Unger W. E. Perrin William Orso Donald L. Coloni Mary Coloni Bill Mason Marie Mason Leroy Tippy Jack Little Charles Benitone Fred Thane Edna Parrish Stalin Oui China Great Wall
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