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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1965
Page
15
The Soviet military paper Red Star criticized the rocket forces for being unprepared for war. It cited excessive paperwork in target tracking centers, duplicated efforts across control centers, and misuse of modern computing equipment by officers clinging to old methods.
A strike by about 6000 taxi drivers and mechanics pulled most of Chicago’s taxis from the streets. The 12:01 walkout caused little visible effect amid Saturday demand. Mayor Daley offered help to resolve Yellow and Checker disputes with Local 777 of the AFL CIO. No talks planned before Monday. Smaller companies still ran some cabs. many riders used trains and buses.
In Herrin Clifford Hamilton was fined 15 for disobeying a traffic signal. In Marion Jack Essick fined 15 for intoxication. In Johnston City William Dillard fined 25 for intoxication. In Carbondale Neil Christensen fined 10 for illegal parking. In Marion Grace Pedigo fined 25 for disturbing the peace. In Marion Millard Clark placed on one year probation for resisting arrest.
Cloudy skies will prevail with lingering showers in some areas. Temperatures range Friday high 58 low 53 Saturday partly cloudy with a high around 56. Sunset 8 33 p.m. and sunrise Monday 3 34 a.m. Lake levels show Crab Orchard 5 inches above spillway Devil's Kitchen 7 inches Little Grassy 8 inches and Lake of Egypt at spillway.
U Thant urged a reversal of Cold War dynamics during the United Nations 20th anniversary closing, warning that power politics threaten the UN Charter and international order. He cited nationalist and ideological extremism as obstacles, while French and Western sources weighed U S funding and U N peacekeeping limits.
In Carbondale Stephen R. Veach was fined $20 for unlawful entrance on Crab Orchard beach and picnic area. The case notes a minor infraction related to access at the public recreational site.
Eleven nations including Algeria proposed the African Asian summit be postponed to November 5 amid Algiers political turbulence after the June 19 ouster of President Ahmed Ben Bella. The delay was discussed by a 15 nation preparatory committee behind closed doors in the Algerian National Assembly as foreign ministers planned to decide at a meeting yet to be held. The nations involved include Morocco Libya Algeria Tunisia Sudan United Arab Republic Ethiopia Mauritania Cameroons Mali and Somalia.
Cambria Robert Church fined 15 for speeding. Creal Springs Kenneth Malcolm fined 20 for illegal possession of liquor. Herrin Jennie Baldwin fined 25 for disorderly conduct. Murphysboro Paul Porter fined 853 for illegal possession of liquor.
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