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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1960
Page
10
Alys H. Yates reports growing domestic backlash against the new wave of French cinema. Critics fear frank depictions threaten social norms and worry government intervention may curb artistic output.
In Albany and New York City a curbing mood toward Governor Nelson Rockefeller grows amid party rifts over Nixon support. Rockefeller faces lukewarm reception at a Waldorf gathering while pressing for a tax abatement and courting state leaders amid debates on his party loyalty and future plans.
Senators John F. Kennedy and Hubert H. Humphrey met in the Senate Office Building to discuss the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Humphrey reportedly indicated support for Minnesota Governor Orville Freeman as his first VP choice.
Rep Randall Harmon toured the White House front porch area and said he might use it as an office if he lived there but later called that remark news hype. He spoke to reporters outside the northeast gate while White House staff noted the porch is typically used only when the President or first lady participate.
The NAACP outlines 53 resolutions for the coming year at its St Paul convention closing session. Highlights include intensified student sit-ins for lunch counter desegregation, economic boycotts to drive integration, Negro trade union mobilization, and accelerated public school desegregation and voter registration. Meanwhile a poison control center story profiles Raybin guiding families through accidental poisonings.
In Alaska the air age surpasses road travel with over 4 500 certified pilots and 2 000 active planes, double Montana's total. Private pilots blend business and recreation as Alaska widens its air network with 4 310 miles of highways versus 8 000 miles of certified air lanes.
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