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Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1958

Page

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Illinois Legislature approves relief bills in special session

Springfield June 18 Overwhelming votes in both chambers pass aid measures. House approves 15 million dollars for public assistance for the current biennium by 167 to 0. Senate approves 13 weeks more unemployment compensation by 46 to 4. Bills move to second reading as adjournment nears after midnight Thursday. Speaker Warren Wood keeps House on track for Friday finish despite Senate pace.

O. T. Banton Springfield Illinois House Stratton Administration Senate Warren Wood Plainfield Donald J. O’brien General Assembly O’brien Reuben G. Soderstrom Illinois State Federation of Labor Stanley Johnson Federation Soderstrom Robert Johnston Chicago United Auto Workers (Cio

Frightening Roar As Vancouver Bridge Collapses

Two end sections of the nearly finished Second Narrows Bridge at Burrard Inlet collapsed during a hot afternoon in Vancouver British Columbia. At least 16 workers died, 22 injured, and two were missing as the structure fell into the inlet. Eyewitnesses described a thunderlike roar as girders and a crane plunged into wreckage. The incident left a mass of twisted steel and concrete trapping many workers. cause and damage estimates were not released.

Vancouver B.C Burrard Inlet North Edwin Leitch Don Mitchell

Levee Break Extends Flood Across Indiana Farmlands

A Wabash River levee break west of Oaktown widened inundation of thousands of acres of corn soybeans and wheat in southwestern Indiana while easing pressure at Vincennes. Officials consider declaring Indiana a flood disaster area as farmers rush to harvest green wheat nearby.

Indianapolis Vincennes U.S. Agriculture Department Indiana Oaktown U.S. 41 Big Niblack Mount Carmel

Ike Stands Behind Adams Admits Lack Of Prudence

Washington June 18 AP President Eisenhower addresses the Sherman Adams case at a news conference. He distinguishes gifts from bribes and cites Adams as prudent yet not sufficiently alert to avoid misinterpretation. Eisenhower says Adams is an invaluable public servant and offers personal support while stressing the need for utmost prudence in White House affairs.

Ike Adams Prudence Washington Eisenhower Sherman Adams Sherman White House Gov. Adams Congressional Committee

Eisenhower backs Adams amid Goldfine probe I need him

President Eisenhower defended Gov. Adams at a news conference saying Adams was imprudent but an invaluable public servant. He said he personally likes Adams, admires his abilities, and, despite the impropriety, he needs him to continue in his top aide role. The session touched on Adams Goldfine relations and federal case questions. Guards from Menard State Penitentiary guided bloodhounds to the scene of a car abandoned by four Jackson County jail escapees near Elkville. two were recaptured near Benton early Wednesday.

Washington Eisenhower Sherman Adams Bernard Goldfine Adams House Gov Congressional Committee White House Goldfine Boston Rep Oren Harris D-Ark Federal Trade Commission Truman Menard State Penitentiary Jackson County Little Muddy River Elkville Benton

Eisenhower decries Nagy execution as summit setback

President Eisenhower said the execution of Imre Nagy and eight associates shocks the civilized world and signals Soviet terrorism. He called the act a violation of good faith and said it undermines confidence in Communist imperialists, dampening hopes for a future summit. He also noted Navy aid plans for Iron Curtain allies hinge on weakening Soviet bloc solidarity.

Washington Eisenhower Imre Nagy Nagy Soviet Union Moscow Senate

Partisanship Charged In Tieken Probe

Rep. Kenneth B. Keating accuses Rep. Emanuel Celler of injecting partisanship into the probe of U.S. Atty. Robert Tieken of Chicago. Celler refuses to release a Mitchell letter or other informant names as hearings continue into Tieken’s use of grand jury powers and subpoenas for four Illinois officials. The inquiry follows Illinois state concessions related to Starvation Hill land near Libertyville for a toll road project, eventually totaling $34,500 for about 10 acres.

Washington Kenneth B. Keating RNY Emanuel Celler D-Ny U. S. Atty Robert Tieken Chicago Celler House Judiciary Subcommittee National Democratic Stephen Mitchell Tieken Flushing Mitchell Illinois Starvation Hill Libertyville Ill

Weather Summary For Southern Illinois

Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of scattered thunderstorms this afternoon or evening. Thursday will be partly cloudy and mild with a low tonight in the 60s and a high in the 80s. Temperatures yesterday and today include a low of 53, 7 am today at 69, and 6 pm yesterday at 74, noon today at 83. Precipitation measured 0.02 inches from 7 am yesterday to 7 am today.

Illinois

Water Well Finds Water After Oil O crisis

In Tulsa Oklahoma on June 18 a resident protested oil in his yard saying he only wanted a water well. Oil seeped into the back yard but drilling continued and at 200 feet water was found, dousing local excitement and prompting remarks from George Sharp and his wife about washing dishes in oil.

Tulsa Okla George Sharp

River Bills Before House Av Bill Supports Illinois Flood Control

The House considers a flood control and navigation package totaling about 1.595 billion dollars offered by Rep. Clifton Davis. It includes 23 million for the Kaskaskia River, 6.996 million for the Rock and Green Rivers, 5.917 million for the Saline River and tributaries, plus 12.231 million for Illinois navigation and 6.19 million for Mississippi River works in Iowa and Missouri. The measure aligns closely with a Senate authorization and replaces a vetoed larger package from April.

Washington Illinois House Kaskaskia Rock Green Saline Clifford Davis D-Tonn Senate Eisenhower Mississippi River Iowa Missouri

Crab Orchard Lake Spillway Update

Crab Orchard Lake at spillway level noted. Little Grassy Lake sits about 2 inches below its spillway threshold.

Crab Orchard Lake Little Grassy Lake

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