SEC Commended For Upright Handling In Goldfine Case
Washington June 24 AP Personnel of the Securities and Exchange Commission were praised by Robert Lishman for a thorough lead check in the Bernard Goldfine affair. SEC Chairman Edward N Gadsby denied favoritism amid White House inquiries prompted by Adams.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
House
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Robert Lishman
Lishman
Edward N. Gadsby
Goldfine
Boston
White House
Adams
Gadsby
Gerald D. Morgan
East Boston Co
Morgan
Commission
Meeker
Payne-Cotton
Soviet censorship tightens on foreign dispatches
New Orleans June 24 AP reports a State Department official says Soviet censorship of foreign correspondents’ dispatches has grown more severe in recent weeks. Andrew Berding, assistant secretary of state for public affairs, noted delays and deletions by the Moscow censorship office.
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New Orleans
Soviet Union
State Department
Andrew Berding
Moscow
Senate approves broader sharing of atomic data with allies
The Senate advanced a bill to broaden sharing of U S military atomic secrets with allies. Two amendments by Sen Clinton P Anderson would permit the President to transfer non nuclear parts of atomic weapons only to Great Britain and strike a broad data sharing clause. The measure now heads to conference with the House which passed the same bill overwhelmingly last week.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
House
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Great Britain
Crab Orchard Lake At Spillway Near Little Grassy
The spillway at Crab Orchard Lake shows water levels two inches below the spillway, with Little Grassy Lake nearby showing similar conditions. Local observers report minimal rainfall impacting reservoir outflows and potential attention for flood control.
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Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
SIU Expert Questions View on Politician Ethics
Orville Alexander of Southern Illinois University told the Carbondale Kiwanis Club that ministers generate more improper requests than politicians but that overall politicians' ethics compare favorably to other groups. He cited the Hodge scandal, noted most legislators are honest, and explained how congressional requests from constituents are handled by federal administrators. He also described Sherman Adams’ unique influence and suggested officials treat his requests as if Eisenhower spoke.
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Orville Alexander
Southern Illinois University
Alexander
Orville Hodge
Hodge
Illinois General Assembly
Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Serman Adams
Adams
Eisenhower
Utility Users Intervene In Rate Case in Illinois
Springfield June 24 AP The Illinois Commerce Commission heard a request to let the Illinois Utility Users Assn intervene in Illinois Power Co s 4 24 million electric rate hike petition The group with 125 communities opposes the increase and has hired engineers and two accounting firms The company seeks higher charges to fund facilities and attract investors. hearings resume with full commission on July 7 and possible city village intervention.
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Springfield
Illinois Commerce Commission
Illinois Utility Users Assn
Illinois Power Co
W. P. Gilbert
Power Company
Lawrence Glenn
Illinois Power
Illinois
Allen van Wyck
SIU names Gallegly as new business manager
Robert L. Gallogly named SIU business manager effective July 1. He succeeds Edward Miles Jr. and has been acting in the post. he also serves as treasurer of the Board and SIU Foundation. The Board approved sixteen faculty promotions and three resignations at Carbondale.
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SIU
Carbondale
Gallogly
Edward V. Miles Jr
D. W. Morris
SIU Foundation
Tuscola
University of Ilinois
Marion High School
Sherwin-Williams Corp
Ordill
Carbondale Applicance
Miles
Frank J. Dusek
Harold W. Lee
Southwest
Illinois
Ralph E. McCoy
University
John O. Anderson
Abraham M. Mark
John S. Rendleman
Sherwin Abrams
A. Frank Bridges
John F. Hosner
School of Agriculture
Charles H. Lange
Julius Paul
Charles M. Pulley
Lysbeth Mai Wallace
Milton Shute
Agricultural
Frances K. Phillips
Kent Moore
Alan M. Cohn
Jack E. Bizzel
Mitchell G. Zadrozny
Charles Colby
Eugene E. Graziano
Emporia
Kan
Carlyle O. Ring
East St. Louis
Wiliam
Tudor
Area Services Department
I. Clark Davis
Harry Gallatin
Herbert Koepp-Baker
Western Carolina College
Reginald A. Deering
Norway
Willmore B. Hastings
Mammoth
Mt. Vernon
Erwin D. Stasek
Bradley University
George R. Glenn
Wingate College
North Carolina
Edgar G. Stahl
New Albany
Ida Mae Finger
St. Louis
Christian Richart
Marion Hospital Dietitian
Alden Hall
Forrest Tyler
Fireworks Kills 100 in Brazil During June Festivities
In Salvador area two fireworks stores exploded during religious celebrations killing over 100 people and wounding about 340. Habia state moved to ban all fireworks after the disaster. The worst toll occurred at Santo Amaro when a power line fell onto a booth igniting a deadly blaze.
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Salvador
Brazil
Habia
John, Anthony
Peter
Santo Amaro
Morris Library Named For SIU President D W Morris
Southern Illinois University's new library will be named the Morris Library after SIU President D W Morris. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the name in a surprise motion before a lunch break.
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Southern Illinois University
SIU
D. W. Morris
Morris Library
Melvin C. Lockhard
Mattoon
Hammarskjold Fails to Win Nasser Backing on Lebanon Peace
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold after two days in Beirut returned without an agreement from President Nasser to use influence with Lebanese rebels. U A R officials said Nasser denied aid to rebels and called Lebanon’s crisis purely internal. Hammarskjold then met with the UN observers group to curb any illicit aid infiltration from the U A R.
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Tom Masterson
Associated Press
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Beirut
Nasser
Lebanon
Hammarskjold
United Arab Republic
Camille Chamoun
U.N
U.A.R
Lebanon braces for rebel attacks says Chamoun
President Camille Chamoun warned of heavy rebel attacks within 48 hours in a television interview. The remark followed Dag Hammarskjold's return from Cairo talks with President Nasser on the Lebanese rebellion.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Fune 24
Camille Chamoun
Chamoun
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Cairo
Nasser
Weather outlook for Southern Illinois with mild tonight
Fair tonight for Southern Illinois with generally fair skies. Partly cloudy tomorrow and a chance of thunder showers late Wednesday or Wednesday night. Temperatures near steady with lows 62 to 68 and Wednesday highs 78 to 82. Precipitation 0.01 inches from yesterday morning to today 7 am.
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Illinois
Food Items Fail To Show Boost
Washington reports another rise in the living costs index but food items hold steady in May. The Labor Department says costs rose one tenth of a percent to 123.6 with medical care and transportation driving the gain. After tax earnings for factory workers edged up about 35 cents weekly on higher hours.
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Washington
Labor Department
Detroit
Blue Cross
Hersey E. Riley
Brilliant future predicted for area coal industry says ISGS experts
Walter H. Voskuil and Hubert E. Risser of the Illinois State Geological Survey told Southern Illinois Inc. members in Benton that coal can power growth as demand rises for electricity. They cited reserves lasting centuries, thick beds in southern Illinois, and rising coke use while noting recovery challenges between coal seams 5 and 6.
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Walter H. Voskuil
Illinois State Geological Survey
Southern Illinois, Inc
Voskuil
Hubert E. Risser
Geological Survey
Benton
Illinois
Risser
Ilinois
Jefferson
Franklin
Williamson
Jackson
Perry
Cestive
House Delays Action on Foreign Aid Bill
The House postponed action on a $3.6754 billion foreign aid authorization bill until Wednesday. Speaker Sam Rayburn said the delay was for the convenience of the Foreign Affairs Committee which had planned to consider the measure today.
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House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Foreign Affairs Committee
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