New war study disclosures challenge Vietnam era claims
The Washington Post reports a Pentagon study found no collusion in 1955 to prevent elections in Vietnam. It notes Eisenhower and Dulles feared coalitions or Communist takeover, while Diem blocked national elections. The piece cites sections of a Pentagon origins study on the Vietnam War.
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Times seeks lift on court order halting Vietnam War papers
The New York Times asked a federal judge to lift the temporary halt on publishing secret Pentagon papers while Washington Post is running similar material. The Times denied the government claim that the Vietnam war origins series harms national defense and argued the question is moot pending further action.
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SIU weighs trimming athletic costs and boosting degrees
SIU administrator Elmer J. Clark told the Board of Trustees that intercollegiate programs are at a desirable level but must be trimmed as other campus units face cuts. He urged fewer tickets, more degree completion focus, and expanded support for women’s programs while considering stadium renovations and new facilities.
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Miners Return From Five State Walkout After Boyle Plea
Appalachia coal miners largely ended a five day strike across five states after UMW President Boyle urged a quick return to work. About 13,500 of the 50,000 still idle were expected back by Sunday midnight. Inland Steel Lesser mine in Illinois remained on wildcat strike.
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University money bills pass Senate in Illinois
The Senate approved bills funding the University of Illinois and Southern Illinois University. The U of I bill totals about 227 million dollars after adjustments, about 5 million more than first reported due to an error. SIU funding was cut by about 22 million, with total spending near 103 million.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Humid Conditions
Tonight stays warm and humid with lows around 65 to 70. Saturday brings sunshine and heat with highs in the low 90s, continuing humid. Weather details on map page 20.
Liquor licensees gifts probed in Illinois
Chicago AP. Philip J. Levin’s $100,000 contribution to Republican campaigns spurs an inquiry into liquor license holders who may have violated a law restricting campaign donations by licensees and their associates. Ivan Maple, Illinois Liquor Control Commission executive director, ordered review of corporate donations totaling $100,000 from Levin’s controlled firms.
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Illinois House delays 18 year vote ratification fight
The defeat of Rep. Charles Clabaugh’s bill to bar college students from voting in university towns delays action on a constitutional amendment to let 18-year-olds vote. House Speaker Blair signaled a hold as Senate backed 18 voting rights, with Democrats confident they can pass when called.
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Soviet TU144 suffers trouble during Warsaw stop
The TU144 jetliner en route from the Paris air show encountered engine and landing gear trouble near Warsaw airport. Polish officials said the minor fault was resolved and the plane later left for East Berlin as crowds gathered and Soviet officials invited observers aboard.
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Congress Rejects Vietnam War Deadlines in House Action
Congress resists a fixed end to Indochina war with swift House votes against June 1 pullout April 30 deadlines and Dec. 31 halt proposals. Senate had already rejected a Hatfield McGovern amendment to cut funds and troops after Dec. 31, as antiwar forces pushed for a withdrawal date.
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