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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1966

Page

32

Adoption of a city manager ordinance for Illinois city

Editorial urges adoption of a city manager led government with clarified lines of authority. The ordinance appoints a city attorney, engineer, director of finance, and planning staff under the manager. It gives the manager power to hire specialists, attend council meetings, and propose contracts. Final council action planned July 5 after public review.

Department of Law

TVA Expands Into Nuclear Power With 247 Million Station

TVA announced contracts totaling 247 million for a new nuclear powered generating station near Decatur Alabama. The plant will deliver 2.2 million kilowatts and units are planned to begin operation in 1970, marking a shift from coal to nuclear power in the TVA program.

Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Decatur Ala Tennessee River Valley General Electric Company

Writing Off His Career The Kennedy Marriage Prediction

McCalls magazine carries an interview by Paul B. Fay Jr. about John F. Kennedy. Fay cites a 1953 Kennedy letter stating marriage would end his political career, a prediction the article argues proved false as marriage boosted his political path.

John F. Kennedy McCall’s Magaine Paul B. Fay Jr Kennedy Fay

Fashionable Farmer Aims for Fourth of July Corn

A farmer with a flair for style hopes his corn will reach mid thigh by the Fourth of July, using unconventional methods and a playful take on midseason growth.

Illinois voters face pivotal education funding choices

Editors view Edward Lindsay outlines two paths from the November vote on a Revenue Article. A rejection risks higher sales taxes or stalled higher education growth. passage enables potential tax shifts and broader reforms to elementary and secondary systems, with the Illinois Task Force proposing a state school board and regional districts.

Edward Lindsay Illinois Illinois House and Senate General Assembly Springfield Icle Illinois Task Force On

Vatican and Kremlin Move Toward Closer Coexistence

The Vatican and the Communist world push for improved relations amid past scorn. Pope Paul VI and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko met in April, marking a major step in Church Soviet dialogue and signaling a broader shift since Pius XII and Stalin’s era.

Gerald Miller Associated Press Vatican City Vatican Kremlin Andrei Gromyko Paul VI Italy Pope Gromyko New York Pope Paul United Nations Rome Stalin Pope Pius XII John Church of Silence Alexei Adzhubei Nikita Krhushchev Izvestia Communist Party Adzhubei Pope John Paul

Transformation From Civilian to Soldier Induction Briefing

Induction briefing at the reception processing detachment guides new soldiers on dress, letters, and behavior. The process includes testing, interviews, MOS assignment, machine processing, and tailoring before basic training. A service serial number, roster, and line number identify the recruit among about three million in the armed forces.

Elton Fay Associated Press Red Cross

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