Vote For Herrin Unit District in Saturday Ballot
Editorial urges Herrin residents to approve a Herrin unit school district noting better curriculum coordination, equalized education, increased state aid, and long term tax efficiency while acknowledging initial transport and small school challenges. It argues the modern trend favors unit districts and recommends a vote next Saturday.
Summit Talks for Big Three Amid French Strains
President Eisenhower urged a personal meeting with General De Gaulle as Britain and the United States push for a Big Three summit despite France seeking greater nuclear parity and Algeria interests. Leaders have discussed periodic the three way talks and urgent consideration of a summit regardless of Geneva outcomes.
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Eisenhower
Macmillan
de Gaulle
General de Gaulle
Washington
London
Britain
United States
Algeria
Africa
France
U. S
NATO
Geneva
Senate Rejects Strauss as Commerce Secretary
The Senate refused to confirm Lewis L. Strauss for commerce secretary by a narrow margin. The vote highlights a constitutional separation of powers clash as President Eisenhower faces a rare Senate rejection amid partisan tensions and shifting support.
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Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Eisenhower
Congress
American Business Advances in Moscow Medical Instrument Pact
An American businessman signs contracts in Moscow permitting manufacture of Soviet medical instruments in the United States. He and an American doctor praise rapid suturing devices using tantalum staples, promising faster operations and lower mortality. The pact signals closer U S Soviet business collaboration than diplomat talks.
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Moscow
United States
Geneva
Free World needs united declaration of purpose
Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker urged the Free World to issue a joint declaration to reassure uncommitted nations of Western motives behind aid. He warned that generosity alone won’t suffice without credible representation of Free World interests at both capitals and grass roots levels.
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John G. Diefenbaker
Princeton University
Diefenbaker
Is Constitution Out Of Style In Capitol Hill
A review notes the Congression al Directory omits the U S Constitution while listing agencies and biographies. It contrasts with Illinois Blue Book which includes the Constitution, raising questions about the document’s relevance in federal reference works.
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Congressional Directory
Academy of Sciences
Zoological Park
International Halibut Commission
Oil and Peanut Division
The
Agriculture Department
Congress
Illinois
Capitol Hill
Special Forces Guerrillas Train Deep Behind Enemy Lines
Special forces groups operate up to 2,500 miles behind front lines with 9 to 15 man units. They study terrain and culture, train to live off the land, and use bows with dynamite tipped arrows to disrupt enemy operations. Led by Col. Everett N. Smith at Fort Bragg, the program covertly develops psychologically aided guerrilla warfare.
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Bem Price
Associated Press
Fort Bragg
N.C
U.S
Russia
China
United States
Col
Everett N. Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Okinawa
Germany
Col. Smith
Smith
Pisgah National Forest
Asheville
N. C
Special Forces
Pisgah
Panama Canal
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Womack General Hospital
Southeast Asia
Ukraine
Cochise
Geronimo
Ranger Mosby
Malaya
Napoleon
U. S
Donald Blackburn
77Th
Blackburn
Luzon
Philipppines
Louisiana
Atomic Cess Pool and Waste Refusal in Oak Ridge Plans
Oak Ridge scientists battle atomic waste with reprocessing to create usable isotopes and with storage tests in abandoned Kansas salt mines. Waste tanks exist nationwide. costs reach 120 million dollars. Struxness warns reprocessing can worsen the problem even as potential isotopes and cesium strontium fuels push research forward.
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Bill Rawlins
Associated Press
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Kansas
Carey Salt Co
Hanford
Wash
Savanna River
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Los Alamos
N.M
Oak Ridge
Struxness
Willard Libby
Atomic Energy Commissioner
If Dizzy Gillespie wore contact lenses
A playful take suggests the jazz legend Dizzy Gillespie might have faced different sounds and styles in popular music if he had chosen contact lenses. The hypothetical weighs how vision aids could influence performance and image in a pivotal era.
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Dizzy Gillespie
Herrin Area Considers Unit District For Schools
A vote Saturday addresses whether Herrin area students should move to a unit district uniting Herrin Grade School Hich Bandyville Freeman Spur Chittwville Colp Hafer Sunnyside Energy and parts of surrounding districts under one seven member board. The unit would provide one tax levy one state aid claim and more state funds per child, with specifics to be finalized by voters.
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Herter
Congress
Stauss
Senate
House of Representatives
Frances van Cleave
Herrin Area
Clyde Mitchell
Herrin
United
Hich
Bandyville
Freeman Spur
Chittwville
Colp
Hafer
Sunnyside
Energy
Hurst-Bush
Crainville
Carterville
Cambria
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Southern Illinois
Free World
Unified School Administration