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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1967

Page

8

Gun control bills pass State House in Illinois

Illinois lawmakers push gun control measures through the House with bipartisan backing after Senate approval. The Arrington and Smith bills license ownership but permit unlimited guns once licensed, with age 21 restrictions without parental consent and disqualifications for mental illness or recent prison records. Opponents warn of rights erosion while supporters cite protection for the innocent. The measure raises penalties for illegal gun sales or possession and funds youth firearm training programs. A second item notes a New Jersey summit marker planned in Glassboro for Johnson Kosygin talks. Also mentions Mike Tryba of Benton training with the Soil Conservation Service.

Joseph M. Webb Lindsay-Schaub Springfield Illinois General Assembly House Senate Otto Kerner W. Russell Arrington Evanston Ralph T. Smith Alton Ben C. Blades Fairfield Smith Paul Elward Chicago

Music chair at SIU arrives with family in Carbondale

Robert W. House, longtime head of Minnesota’s music department, has assumed SIU’s music chair in Carbondale. His family moved into a home two miles east of town. House is a cellist and composer, and his children pursue music. the Carbondale Park District high school band will perform the first concert at Attucks Park.

Robert W. House University of Minnesota Carbondale Southern Illinois University House Edmund SIU Richard Russell Kathryn Duluth, Minn Kearney Neb Carbondale Park District Attucks Park Southern Illinoisan

Viet veteran Rathert completes eight month Vietnam tour

Chief Petty Officer Ronald A. Rathert son of Mr and Mrs Edwin C Rathert Campbell Hill has finished an eight month tour of duty in Vietnam He served with U S Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 58 and will be stationed at Davisville R I

Ronald A. Rathert Edwin C. Rathert Campbell Hill Vietnam U.S. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Rathert Davisville R. I

Suez Crisis Seen Through British Diplomatic Lens

New York Times reviews Hugh Thomas’s 1956 Suez account focusing on British diplomacy from Nasser nationalization to Port Said evacuation. It notes limited French and Russian perspective, Eden’s role, and Dulles’s ambiguities, framing Suez as Britain’s last imperial misadventure despite a clear, straightforward narrative.

Eliot Fremont-Smith New York Times Suez Hugh Thomas Harper & Row Egypt New York Thomas University of Reading England Nasser Canal Port Said Israel Jordan Anthony Eden Churchill Munich Eden Harold Macmillan John Foster Dulles Aswan Dam Tian Door Dulles

Eighth Day Tops Best Seller List Across 64 Communities

Analysis from 125 bookstores across 64 U.S. cities shows the Eighth Day by Wilder as the leading title. Other top ten slots include The Arrangement by Kazan and Washington by Vidal with notable works by Potok Levenson and Hemingway among the listed best sellers.

Pittsburg Man Sentenced on License Charge at Vandalia

Jay B. Lesko of Pittsburg began serving six months at the state penal farm in Vandalia after pleading guilty in Williamson County Circuit Court to driving without a license. A month spent in county jail counts toward the sentence. other charges including driving while intoxicated reckless conduct and resisting arrest were dismissed.

Jay B. Lesko Pittsburg Vandalia Williamson County Lesko Stewart Cluster

Presidential panel warns crime to rise in coming years

The President's Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice issued its final report and urged creation of a National Criminal Justice Statistics Center. It warned crime reporting will increase for years and pressed for anticrime legislation and expanded city and state grants to boost crime control.

Stephen M. Aug Associated Pries Washington President’s Crime Commission Nicholas Katzenbach Commission On Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice Criminal Justice Statistics Center Commission Watts James Vorenberg Vorenberg House Judiciary Committee Congress Crime Commission Katzenbach

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