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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1961

Page

26

Illinois Judicial Article Amendment Moves Through Legislature

The Illinois General Assembly considers a constitutional judicial article to reorganize the court system by consolidating courts into a single circuit court with circuit and associate judges. A second stage seeks public referendum on selection and tenure of judges, with a view to a 1964 vote.

Illinois General Assembly Senate House Tiiois Bay Association Chicago Har Association Itnass Hlinais Supreme Court Supreme Coir Nuvermiber Land General Assembly

Conservative neighbor advocates 200 tractors to Cube mission

A cautious resident supports sending two hundred tractors to Cube under Marines. He backs a turnover tax aimed at broad revenue, while a firm boosts payroll after relocating its department upstairs.

Cube

Michigan budget clash mirrors Illinois partisan fights

Warning from Michigan urges Illinois lawmakers to study a state roiled by fiscal crisis and deadlock. Swainson confronts cuts to income tax repeal, university funding, and rising costs amid a stalemate with Republicans and labor support. A special session looms as counties gain unequal Senate representation.

Illnois Michigan John Swainson G. Mennen Soapy) Williams Ilingis Ilinois Springfield

Future historians study quirky place names in old notes

Historians in future time will travel with tape recorders to Palo Alta Hyde Park Independence Abitine and possibly Hyannis Port. A mother of three noted with interest in statistics prepared by the soft drink industry the term bottle lurhover.

Palo Alta Hyde Park Independence Abitine Hyannis Port

Army censorship debate over Life of John Birch in Germany

In the wake of Hal Gen Edwin A Walker and an Army rebuke, the Army withdrew The Life of John Birch and American Opinion from troops in Germany. Critics argue such actions threaten free access and the soldier’s right to receive material not clearly against U.S. interests. Pentagon policy should reflect free society principles beyond strictly military matters overseas.

John Birch Birch Society Birch Organization Walker United States U.S Pentagon

Question on timelines and 1964 GOP delegates

The writer questions whether to wait until 1965 or 1969, cites confiscated films of Mrs. John F. Kennedy from a 1961 European trip, and notes a pundit who tried to tally Barry Goldwater delegates for the 1964 Republican convention.

John FP. Kennedy Hee Sen Barry Goldwater

Trial Balloon Over Berlin Issue Debated

SenatID Majority Leader notes waste in Laos and Korea aid and questions President Truman's three billion dollar request. He argues despite waste the US must continue foreign aid, citing Europe after World War I and the Marshall Plan as a precedent to resist withdrawal.

Mike Mansfield Laos Korea U.S Latin America Peru Citizens Foreign Aid Committee United States Beater U. S Soviet Union Washington Lyndon Johnson South Viet Nam Europe Asia Africa

Elderly Suspect Arrested in Million-Dollar Embezzlement

A lengthy case notes the arrest of an elderly woman accused of a million-dollar embezzlement. Investigators say the suspect siphoned funds from her employer over an extended period, prompting a high-profile inquiry in the community. The case continues through local courts.

Dirksen the Orator: A Witty Capitol Portrait

Washington in June sees Sen. Everett Dirksen loom as a master of ornate speech while colleagues spar over audience size. The piece captures Dirksen’s flamboyant rhetoric, his view on cosponsorship, and Ellender and Goldwater exchanges, with the Senate backdrop and a touch of humor.

Arthur Edson Associated Press Washington Congress Bates Senate Sen Everett McKinley Dirksen R-Il Mike Mansfield Montana Barry Goldwater Wiz. Mansfield Goldwater Allen J. Rilender Ken Pre- D-Lanedy Louisiana Ellender Beliere White House Roger Dirksen

Illonois Readers Rally Behind Anna State Hospital Chief

A reader letter urges support for Anna State Hospital and its staff led by Dr. Steck, praising the institution as enlightened despite funding limits. The writer, a former hospital worker, argues political fear harms patient care and laments legislative attempts to cut budgets for mental health programs.

Southern Mindisan Els Anna State Hospital Steck University Dixey State Hospital Ilinois United States Fia Stecki Staf Steck¢eTn Anns Gorry Department of Public Ilinoisan Anna State Teller Francis Gerty Dept. of Public Welfare Spring- Geld Dr. Gerty Br. R. C. Steck Duy Quoin Anna and Belard Pali

Redstone Space Academy Grows Into $65 Million Institute

At Redstone Arsenal the US Army Ordnance Guided Missile School has evolved since 1952 from a small Redstone schoolhouse into a sprawling $65 million campus. Commandant Col. Charles Eisler leads a 600-member faculty across 100 buildings on 3000 acres training over 20,000 officers and 1,993 foreign missilemen with modern labs and a Jupiter missile training center.

Jack Siitman Associated Press Hbuntsville Ala U.S. Amy Army Space Academy Redstone Charles Eisler AOGMS Redstone Arsenal U.S. Army Navy Air Force Marines U.S Hausiting Treaty Organization

Woman seeks damages in Arthur Murray suit

Miss Hazel Tipton, 35, a Cleveland typist, sues the Arthur Murray Dance studio in Common Pleas Court for 15,840 plus 25,000 punitive damages. She alleges she was danced talked flattered cheated and swindled and accuses the studio director Sam A. Costello and Arthur Murray Inc. of New York of conspiring to defraud her for money paid in 1958.

Hazel Tipton Common Pleas Court Arthur Murray Dance Studio Te Kal Studio Sam A. Costello Arthur Murray, Inc New York

Dance Festival Set Inaugurated In Boston This Summer

A new Boston dance festival opens July 17 featuring a world program with Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Jean Leon Destine Haitian troupe Maria Tallchief and Eric Bruhn and their companies.

Bustoniap Boston Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Jean Leon Destine Haitianoupe Maria Tallehief Eric 3Ruht

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