Editorial: Red China Too Big To Ignore U S
The piece urges different approaches to Red China amid heightened belligerence and shelling near Taiwan. It argues for possible disarmament talks including Red China without full recognition, noting Britain's 16-year recognition without reciprocal accreditation and warning that non recognition has failed to topple the Communist regime.
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Red China
Peiping
China
Britain
United States
Morey Continues Illinois Fiscal Study as Special Consultant
Lloyd Morey, ex-University of Illinois president, serves as special consultant to the Legislative Audit Commission and the state auditor-general. He led the Morey Jenner Rendleman Commission after the Hodge scandal, helped create an audit commission, and influenced the Department of Financial Institutions. His current probe aims to map spending controls for the General Assembly meeting in January.
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Lloyd Morey
State of Illinois
Legislative Audit Commission
State Auditor-General
Orville Hodge
Hodge
University of Illinois
General Assembly
Code Department
Financial Institutions
Morey- Jennier-Rendieman
Morey
Dave Fetts Reflects On Jenny Kissed Me Reference
In a column Dave Fetts ponders the Leigh Hart poem Jenny Kissed Me and notes Jenny was a wife in Arthurian legend and Mrs. Thomas Carlyle as a historical attribution. He mentions a possible parody of a song for greeting VIPs and hints at uncertain sources.
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Leigh Hart
Jenny
Arthur
Guenevere
Sir Lancelot
Chretien de Troyes
Lancelot
Thomas Carlyle
Leigh Hunt
Carlyle
Bartlett
Issues and Dilemmas of Cold War Diplomacy Across Spheres
The piece surveys post Geneva tensions as the Eisenhower visit to Japan is canceled and East West disputes persist over disarmament and a nuclear test ban. It notes U S stalemate, Berlin pressures, and Nixon’s warning of a potential 50 year Cold War, with broader social topics and cultural notes interwoven.
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Eisenhower
Japan
United States
Free World
Geneva
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United Nations
Berlin
Nixon
West
Nixon Arrival Delayed as Illinois GOP Convenes
A Nixon for President task force set up headquarters in Decatur Illinois ahead of a November bid but Vice President Richard M Nixon did not attend the state Republican convention. Nixon planned a Chicago stop before heading to Houston for a four day non political tour leaving Illinois supporters seeking momentum.
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Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
Decatur
Chicago
Houston
Texas
Union
British sergeants set US walking record in 66 days
Sgts. Patrick Moloney and Mervyn Evans completed a trans continental walk in 66 days four hours 17 minutes, beating the 1910 record by 11 days. Dr. Barbara Moore, 56, began a day later and lagged behind with mishaps, drawing national attention amid posited fudging charges. The feat is unlikely to be repeated for decades due to danger and difficulty.
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United States
Barbara Moore
Patrick Moloney
Mervyn Evans
Midwest
Crown Imperial Car Debuts From Chrysler In Limited Run
The Chrysler Corporation unveils a five inch longer luxury model titled Crown Imperial. It features two radios, cigar lighters at every armrest and an auto pilot. Only twenty five will be made with early buyers including Prince Mubarak Al Sabah and Governor Nelson Rockefeller.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler
Prince Mubarak
al- Sabath
Kuwait
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Oil
Senate Committee Approves U.S. Japan Security Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee swiftly approves the treaty with Japan while reports say there were no student riots in the Washington area.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington, D. C
Communist bloc 300000 spies eyed by State Department report
A State Department report cites about 300000 spies in the Communist bloc and notes possible monitoring of U-2 flights. Lyndon Johnson is described as popular in the Texas South region.
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Communist Bloc
State Department
Lyndon Johnson
South
Texas
Senator Kennedy Youth Question Resurfaces in Talk
A mid forties cohort receives reassurance that at 43 some consider Jack Kennedy too young for president. The University of Illinois faces a potential bid by a Koch to disrupt the biennial appropriation.
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Jack Kennedy
University of Illinois
Koch
Garner Heads Lines in TV Spotlight Not Cactus Jack
In current headlines the name Garner points to television figure James, not former Vice President John Nance Garner known as Cactus Jack. The remark contrasts media focus with historical political figures.
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James
Cactus Jack
United States
Illinois President Sees Married Students a Campus Fact
Dr Henry of the University of Illinois discusses married students in colleges noting the share will stay steady with enrollment, that married students perform about as well as others, and that finances and family tensions pose major challenges. He cites dean Sheldon and job placement findings, stressing maturity as key for marriage during college study.
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DR. Henry
U.S
Theodore B. Peterson
School of Journalism and Communications
Miriam A. Sheldon
Henry
University of Illinois
CAB Needs More Money Finding Why Planes Crash Requires Painstaking Work
Investigators say the Civil Aeronautics Board has solved 90 percent of fatal crashes in 21 years though many cases stay unsolved due to wreckage in inaccessible locations. The bureau seeks more personnel and equipment as it relies on other agencies and private industry for support. It costs about 160000 per major accident. the effort spans months with lab tests, reconstructions, and hearings to determine probable cause and prevent repeats.
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Associated Press
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bureau of Safety
Congressional Appropriations Committees
CAB
Safety Bureau
Leon H. Tanguay
Russell
Five Area Lawyers Set for ISBA Annual Meeting
Five area lawyers will attend the Illinois State Bar Association 84th annual meeting in Kankakee starting Wednesday. Principal speaker is Adlai E. Stevenson former governor and two time Democratic presidential candidate. Delegates will be welcomed by Gov William G. Stratton and Mortimer Singer at the Illinois Beach State Park Lodge. Attending are J. Max Mitchell West Frankfort George W. Howard Jr Mt Vernon John C Feirich Carbondale and A R Cagle and Gordon Franklin Marion. The convention runs three days.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
William G. Stratton
Mortimer Singer
Lake County Bar Assn
Illinois Beach State Park Lodge
J. Max Mitchell
West Frankfort
George W. Howard Jr
Mt. Vernon
John C. Feirich
Carbondale
A. R. Cagle
Gordon Franklin
Marion
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