Kennedy Stricken By Virus Infection At White House
Washington June 22 AP President Kennedy suffered a mild virus illness during the night with fever rising to 101.6 early morning then normalizing around 98.6. Dr Janet Travell said the infection was probably mixed bacteria and viral and should run its course in about two days. She noted no serious back trouble was affected and Kennedy remained on crutches part of the time as he recovers.
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White House
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New York
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Pierre Salinger
Gray Introduces Bill To Save Riverboat
Rep Kenneth J Gray of Illinois has introduced a House bill to transfer ownership of the Mississippi sternwheeler The Mississippi from the Corps of Engineers to Illinois turning it into a river museum at Cairo Point Ft Defiance State Park. If not, a move is afoot to make it a gambling boat and the riverboat may be lost to the state.
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Kenneth J. Gray
DAIL
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Corps of Engineers
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Engineers
Kennedy
Cairo
Defiance
Caiafer
SIU Growth Targeted in Springfield Subcommittee Report
A legislative subcommittee led by Rep. Ralph Stephenson urged leveling SIU growth and establishing a single state university system. The report calls for trimming Edwardsville campus to 1600 acres, censure of SIU for audit refusals, and a special session to address higher education policy while praising President Delyte Morris.
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Springfield
Ralph Stephenson
Moline
Otto Kemer
SHU Board of ‘Trustees
SIU
Edwardsville
Iinois
STU
SIU Foundation
Stis
Stephenson
Delyte W. Morris
Legislative Commission On Higher Education
Daley Defeated as Senate Panel Rejects City Sales Tax
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley suffered a second rebuff when the Senate Revenue Committee rejected a bill to double the half cent city sales tax. The measure, identical to the House passed proposal, failed on party-line votes, 10 to 7 against in committee. Daley, the lead witness, argued the tax would be permissive and only in cities where badly needed, with support from Downstate officials and local associations.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Chicago
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Senate Revenue Committee
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Senate
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Deley
Fred A. Henderson
Herrin
A. L. Sargent
Ilinois Municipal League
Sargent
Henderson
Southern Illinois Mayors’ Association
Chambers of Commerce
Arthur Sprague
R-La- Grange
James C. Monroe
Collinsville
Mac Allmnert
Money Group In Action Clears Illinois appropriation stalemate
A serious and friendly attitude marks the Advance Conference Committee of the Illinois Legislature as it works to resolve stalemates over state appropriation bills. The 19 member panel, chaired by Rep. Lloyd Harris, is scrutinizing budgets for state offices and universities, aiming to report by Monday with sessions planned twice daily, including weekends.
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Lloyd
Curly) Harris
Granite City
House Appropriations Committee
George Drach
Springfield
Senate
Paul F. Elward
Chicago
University of
Drach
Edward C.’ Eberspacher
Shelbyville
Charles F. Carpentier
Theodore Isaacs
State Department of Revenue
W. Russell Arrington
Ryanston
Arrington
Tshombe Signals Collaboration After Release from Detention
President Moise Tshombe of Katanga was freed by the central government after two months held on treason charges. He declared willingness to collaborate with all Congo leaders, spoke at a news conference in Leopoldville in good health, and emphasized unity after leaving Coquilhatville where he was under house arrest since April 26. He arrived in Leopoldville under guard earlier this month following the unity conference dispute.
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Moise Tshombe
Katenga
Congo
Unity Conference of Congo
Coquilhatville
Equator
Leopoldville
Cold War Step-Up Seen In Khrushchev Speech
U S officials view Khrushchev's latest East West statement as a stepped up Cold War tactic. Secretary of State Bean Rusk was to describe Washington's position at a news conference. Khrushchev warned of renewed nuclear tests if the United States resumes tests and outlined a Berlin timetable under an East German treaty, while U S deliberations with allies continued.
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U. S
Khrushchev
Bean Rusk
U.S
Moscow
Germany
United States
Berlin
Vienna
Kennedy
East Germany
Kremlin
West Berlin
Bias charge fuels SIU report dispute over southern Illinois
Legal counsel John Rendleman charged the SIU bias claim as unfounded and unresponsive to evidence heard at a Springfield hearing. SIU President Morris unavailable for comment, while Board chair John Page Wham said he would study the report before responding. Wham noted Edwardsville campus expansion to 2,600 acres was not supported by the report and questioned the athlete recruitment expense allegation as puzzling.
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H. R. Lewis
Edwardsville
George Thiem
Chicago Daily News
Daily News
Whoa
SIU
State Commission On Higher Education
SIU Board of Trustees
Morris
Eel
Bradley
Peoria
Illinois
N SW
Stu
Harold See
Lee
Southwestern Kinois
Stephenson
SIV
University of Illinois
John Rendleman
Springfield
Rendleman
Delyte W. Morris
John Page Wham
Ham
Wham
Sunny and cooler for Southern Winsis forecast
A weather brief notes cooler conditions for the southern area with showers ending early evening and clearing, followed by sunny, cooler days. It lists anticipated low 54 to 58 tonight, Friday high around 76 to 61, and yesterday’s highs and early morning readings.
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