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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1961

Page

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Romantic River Trip Aground near Cape Girardeau

Two young women from Wisconsin and Illinois set out on a Mississippi River raft trip from St Louis. A storm forces them to ride towboats, one falls overboard, they endure rain and insects, drift to a shore, camp in mud, then find shelter with a river work crew and travel on to Milwaukee and New Orleans by bus.

Cape Girardeau Mananva Ahine Salkoping Sweden Betty Kozark Downers Grove St. Louis Big St Louis Chester Til Miss Kozak Miss Ahine Alte Missouri Wittenberg Milwaukee New Orleans

Weather Outlook With Warm Weekend Showers Forecast

Forecast calls for sun and much warmer conditions Sunday and Sunday night. Mostly sunny Monday with scattered afternoon showers. Highs around 81, lows near 60 to 46. Weekend temperatures show highs near 66 to 70 and Saturday around 54 evening. Sunrise at 6:31 a.m., sunset about 9:32 p.m.

Dag Handles Spy Complaint Against U N Secretary General

Czechoslovakia accused the United States in a cloak and dagger complaint, saying Washington sought to expel delegate Miroslav Navvalac for refusing to become an American spy. The U N countered that Navvalac worked for Czechoslovakia.

Czechoslovakia Dag Hammarskjold United States U. N Miroslav Nacvalac Navvalac

Laos Princes Agree On Unity Government Formation

In Zurich the tree warring Laos princes reached in principle agreement on forming a national unity government. They differed over having King Savang take the reins, while Souphanouvong and Souphanouvong’s half brother Souvanna Phouma urged neutralist leadership. General Phoumi Nosavan said a first general conference will be held Sunday to finalize details.

Zurich Switzerland Laos Boun Savang Valhalla Souphanouvong Pathet Lao Souvanna Phowma Bie Talis Geneva Souvanna Fhouma Phourmi Nosavan Bown Oum Boun Oum Phoumi Hammarakjold

Reds Stall Tangle Over Nuclear Test Ban

Washington reports President Kennedy warned Khrushchev that the U S may resume nuclear testing if Russia blocks a test ban treaty. An American aide memoire accused the Soviet Union of stalling in Geneva and Vienna, urging safeguards against cheating and warning of wider proliferation.

Warren Rogers Jr Herald Tribune Washington Kennedy Khrushchev United States Russia Kremlin White House Geneva Vienna Soviet Union Ussr Moscow J. Kenneth Galbraith U. S India Japan

West Germans Rally Against Soviet Demands Across Berlin

West Germans gathered in mass anti Red demonstrations to reject Premier Khrushchev’s plan and protests marking the eighth anniversary of the East German revolt. Leaders Adenauer Brandt and others urged nationwide free elections to decide Germany’s fate. Bonfires lit along the frontier and wreaths laid at memorials framed a day of unity amid East German protests calling demonstrators fascist troublemakers.

Berlin Tadey Khrushchev West Berlin Konrad Adenauer Willy Brandt Soviet Union East Germany Germany East Geren

Inside The Southern Illinois News Briefs Summary

Union County museum to open as Cubs and Reds staging area featured. Len Dirksen wins oratorical contest. Littler wins U S Open. Pipes heads SIGA golf. Page references indicate additional items and updates.

Heartee New Hope Union County Museum Len Dirksen Littler

U S Nuclear Submarine Model Promptly Provokes Security Alarm

Admiral Rickover testified that a $2.58 Polaris submarine toy model, made from official Navy blueprints, revealed vital reactor and crew details. He warned the model could let a hostile designer gain millions in free information, pressing for tighter controls amid interservice rivalry.

Washington Soviet Union U. S Hyman G. Rickover Tam United States Supe Rickover George Washingto Army Navy Air Force Polaris

Night Sessions Push Illinois Legislature Toward Adjou

Night sessions extend to Friday as the 72nd Illinois General Assembly fights a heavy work load with a June 30 adjournment deadline. Veterans fear a repeat of 1959 clock-stopping near midnight, to avoid two-thirds votes. Major bills linger in both chambers. House debate lengthens while Gov. Kerner awaits revenue measures to fund a record $31 billion two-year budget.

Luinois General Assembly Novy Te Senate House Oslo Kerner

Shin Strike Talks Snag in East Coast Shipping Labor War

New York June 17 AP The first in face meetings aimed at ending the East Coast shipping strike broke up amid anger with reports of progress The strike began Thursday midnight and involves 3000 crew members on nearly 1000 vessels across the East West and Gulf coasts The session was arranged at Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg's request

New York Labor Artin J. Goldberg

Times Wire Service To Be Added To Southern Illinoisan

The Southern Illinoisan will begin carrying dispatches from the New York Times wire service starting July 1. Content includes news features and commentary from the world renowned newspaper in addition to the full Associated Press service.

Southern Illinoisan New York ‘Times Associated Press

Jeff Chandler Dies After Spinal Surgery Complications

Movie star Jeff Chandler died at 42 from septicemia blood poisoning and complications from spinal surgery performed five weeks earlier. He lingered in critical condition, with multiple operations and a May hospitalization, before Funeral services were planned at Temple Isaiah in West Los Angeles.

Hollywood Jude Jeff Chandler Temple Isaiah Los Angeles Pri Mill Memorial Park

Group Fights Tractor Deal in Cuba Prison Negotiations

A group of Indianapolis residents urged the Seventh U S Circuit Court of Appeals to halt talks by a private citizens committee seeking release of about 1,200 prisoners captured in Cuba. They asked Attorney General Robert Kennedy to intervene against negotiations with Prime Minister Fidel Castro.

Chicago Indianapolis Us, Circuit Court of Appeals Cuba Robert Kennedy Tractors For Freedom Fisia Castro

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