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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
8
Tommy Barrow, known for wearing glasses while racing, rode quarter horses in Florida. The West Frankfort fire truck stood by at the Benton fire station. Mrs. Leffler said she was at her daughter's home two blocks away.
Warnings from Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman signal a potential final window for a Kennedy era farm stabilization program. Congress faces a tide against federal farm intervention as divisions widen among farm groups, business interests, and consumers, while agriculture adjusts to current prices and production patterns.
Across decades a nationwide Gallup Poll shows a majority approving the Supreme Court desegregation ruling while the South remains largely opposed. The survey tracks shifts in attitude from 1954 to the late 1950s, noting the slow change in the South toward acceptance of integration and shared public life.
Raymond Arthur Dintelman 28 a service station attendant and part time cab driver was released on 83000 bond after being charged with rape by a former Christopher resident. He waived preliminary hearing and remains for grand jury action. A separate two car crash at East Main and Washington Avenue Carbondale caused no injuries. A survey shows 76 percent of Southerners expect eventual public facility integration.
A Carbondale firm donated two window fans to Bock Springs Baptist Church to replace one stolen in a break-in. Rhodes Burford House Furnishing Co. of 128 N Tilt N Ave also contributed a second fan. Reverend Vincent Farrell is Rock Springs Church pastor. The other item notes a separate incident in San Francisco where George Vanderbilt, 47, died by his own action atop a hotel, with no clear motive and no suicide note found.
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