Beather Today For Dad From Expert Advice
Joy Miller surveys experts on American fatherhood showing a diminished role for the father in family life and a shift toward caregiving and domestic tasks. Noting reactions from Dr Janet Rioch Dr Doris Milman and others the piece contrasts expert views with Pop’s quiet place at home while highlighting the persistent humor about fatherhood’s changing image.
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Joy Miller
Associated Press
Janet Rioch
William A. White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis and Psychology
Doris Milman
New York State College of Medicine
Geoffrey Gover
United States
Russell Lynes
Illinois Personnel Code Forges Strong Gov Stratton Backing
Springfield June 18 Maurice W. Scott lauds Gov. Stratton for pushing the Illinois Personnel Code through over GOP resistance. The 1955 law created a state Personnel Department and a bipartisan board to improve pay and conditions for state merit workers and better service for taxpayers. The governor overruled party leaders, defended the code, and urged department heads to maintain effort and accountability.
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Charles C. Stewart
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Illinois
William G.stratton
Maurice W. Scott
Illinois Taxpayers Federation
Stratton
GOP
Scott
Department of Personnel Operations
James M. Winning
State Department
French bill would end death penalty in France
The Chessman execution spurs Rene Lecocq to introduce a bill to abolish capital punishment. Gaullist deputy argues for ending the guillotine amid repeated failed attempts to retire it as a museum piece.
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Caryl Chessman
France
Rene Lecocq
Chessman
Eiter
Woman hurt in Saturday two car crash
A Carbondale woman received minor injuries in a two car accident at 6 35 p m Saturday on the Walier blacktop District 13 State Police at Du Quoin said Mrs Mary Johnson Carbondale was admitted to Miners Hospital Christopher Her husband Jerry 22 was treated and released Johnson s car and an auto driven by Felix Nowaske 53 Christopher were involved Police said Nowaske was ticketed for being in the wrong lane The cars were not heavily damaged.
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Walier
District 13
du Quoin
Mary Johnson
Carbondale
Miner’s Hospital
Christopher
Jerry
Johnson
Felix Nowaske
Nowaske
U S Expels Two Cuban Officials Over Spy and Unrest
The United States ordered two Cuban consular officials to leave within 40 hours after accusing one as a master spy and the other of fomenting racial unrest. The action follows Cuban arrests of two American diplomats in Havana and broadens deteriorating U S Cuba relations. Dr Berta Pla cultural attaché in New York and Carlos Sanchez Miami assistant were named in the note from Acting Secretary Douglas Dillon.
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Warren Rogers Jr
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Washington
United States
State Department
Douglas Dillon
Berta Pla
Carlos Sanchez
Dillon
Dr. Pla
New York City
Sanchez
Miami
Fla
Picket Line at City Hall Prolongs labor dispute
Local 160 of the Laborers Union maintains a weeklong picket at Murphysboro City Hall over vacation pay in a new city union agreement. Six street department workers idle as Lloyd Watson cites differing interpretations of the vacation provision, with the union arguing all workers deserve two weeks paid leave and the city asserting only two full time workers qualify this year.
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Laborers Union
Murphysboro
Street Department
Lloyd “Cucklebur” Watson
Laborer Union
Thailand's king a formal ruler yet jazz lover at home
Bangkok reports King Bhumibol Adulyadej seen as a stern public figure and a passionate off duty sax and trumpet enthusiast. He travels with Queen Sirikit on a 10 day state visit to the United States after born in Cambridge Massachusetts. The monarch known for outreach tours to villages and jungle life balances duty with a swing era band in the palace studio.
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David Lancashire
Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
Bhumibol Adulyadej
United States
New York
Max Kaminsky
Cambridge
Mass
Prince Mahidol
Harvard
Bhumibol
Los Angeles
Washington
Queen Sirikit
Siam
Vajiralongkorn
Abol Ratana
Sirindhorn
Chulabhorn
Sirikit
The
Red Cross
Palace
Kaminsky
Jack Teagarden
State
Mount Vernon replica under construction by Harrell in Illinois
Louisville business owner John R. Harrell who ran for the Senate as a Christian Conservative plans a Mount Vernon replica on a 40 acre hilltop site. The 24 room frame house features 10 000 square feet over three floors and will not be a museum. Harrell aims to run in November under a new party and vows to gather 25 000 signatures for ballot placement.
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Jim Doussard Lindsay-Schaub
Louisville
Ill
National Political Aspiratois
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Washington
Virginia
John R. Harrell
Senate
Christian Conservatives
Harrell
Wabash
Botcom
Illinois
Secretary of State
God
Ms Party
Samu W. Wity
Water Main Cave-In Injures Carbondale Worker
Rollie Craig of Carbondale suffered a leg injury when a hole collapsed during repair of a broken water main near the north city limits Saturday evening. The 1,000 residents lost water as the main failed around 9 am, with Craig and Ray Drew in the shaft. X-rays showed no bone damage. officials plan to relocate the main to ease access for repairs.
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Carbondale
Craig
Rt. 51
Water Department
F. E
Tiny” Corit
Guerrillas blow up train in Burma north of Rangoon
Guerrillas detonated two land mines on the Rangoon Mandalay line 105 miles north of Rangoon. One passenger was killed and three were missing as six cars were thrown from the track. The area had been a former insurgent stronghold but was recently considered cleared by the army.
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Rangoon
Burma
Rangoon Mandalay Line
Diet shifts to cut heart risk in ulcer patients
Detroit physicians at the AMA meeting urged replacing milk and cream in ulcer diets with skim milk and lean meats to cut fat intake. Their new plan lowers cholesterol and relieves ulcers, though they admit it cannot yet prove prevention of heart attacks. The group cites studies linking high fat diets to artery fat and higher ulcer patient heart disease, and notes a controlled study is in progress at Sinai Hospital with Dr. David J. Sandweiss as senior author.
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Herald Tribune
iMami Beach
Fla
Detroit
American Medical Association
Sippy
Bertram W. Sippy
Sinai Hospital
Harper Hospital
University of Michigan School of Public Health
Wayne University College of Medicine
David J. Sandweiss
Two Divorces Granted in Williamson County Court
Judge Harold Zimmerman granted two divorces in Williamson county Circuit Court. Hugh Grimes of Geneva Grimes Herrin and David Chamness of Evelyn Chamness Marion were the separated spouses.
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Williamson
Williamson County Circuit Court
Harold Zimmerman
Hugh Grimes
Geneva Grimes
Herrin
David Chamness
Evelyn Chamness
Marion
Minor fires touched Carbondale on Saturday
Firemen answered calls to University Baptist Church and to 905 West Main Street, where a paper fire at the Reissaus residence started from cooking rules. A church blaze was extinguished on arrival around 2 p.m.
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Carbondale
University Baptist Church
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U. S
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