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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

8

Erhard Open to Talks With Soviets on German Problems

Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said he is ready to meet Soviet leaders in Bonn or Moscow for discussions on German issues. He opposed large U S troop withdrawals, urged modifying arms purchase terms, sought a legal basis for French troops in West Germany, and said reunification requires U S Britain France and Soviet cooperation with Moscow as the key.

John M. Hightower Associated Press Bonn Germany Ludwig Erhard Moscow Europe Charles de Gaulle Soviet Union Erhard West Germany Palais Schamburg U. S United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization France Britain

Milo C. Smith rites held in Marion

Funeral services for Milo C. Smith 79 of Marion were set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mitchell Funeral Home with Rev. Curt Rogers officiating. Burial followed at Gentry Cemetery. Smith died Saturday at his home of an apparent heart attack per Williamson County Coroner Paul Litton. He was born October 3, 1886 in Williamson County and survived by his wife, a daughter, a step-daughter, a grandchild and two great grandchildren. A son had died in infancy.

Milo C. Smith Marion Mitchell Funeral Home Curt Rogers Gentry Cemetery Mr. Smith Williamson County Paul Litton Smith John Sara Ann Ford Smith Ida Cox Kathryn Durham Murphysboro Teamsters Union New Hope Baptist Church Claude Nolen Alta Lannom el Cajon Calif

Kelley Attends Argentina Meeting

J Charles Kelley director of SIU's museum will present a paper on Development of the Southwestern United States Salient of Northwestern Mesoamerican Culture at the International Congress of Americanists in Argentina in September. He will join a Mexican Society for Anthropology round table in Mexico City in August to participate in a seminar on Frontiers of civilization in the Americas.

J. Charles Kelley Siu’s Museum United States International Congress of Americanists Argentina Mexican Society For Anthropology Mexico City Americas

GI Guide Basic Training Teaches Survival In War

This article summarizes essential elements of basic military training as taught at Fort Dix, detailing marching, weapon handling with the M14 rifle and bayonet, hand to hand combat, grenades, and counter insurgency. It notes many drill instructors are Viet Nam veterans and describes the eight week combat proficiency test with 14 subjects and 22 questions.

Viet Nam

Emphysema in Dogs Linked to Cigarette Smoke Study

A research team reports that exposing beagles to cigarette smoke causes lung damage indistinguishable from human emphysema. The dogs, subjected to heavy daily smoke for over a year, showed lung changes matching those seen in human smokers, though critics say the method is artificial. Temperatures on the moon vary from minus 280 on the dark side to 260 on the light side.

United States American Medical Association U. S. Public Health Service The Tobacco Institute Inc Oscar Aurebach Veterans Administration Hospital East Orange N. J E. Cuyler Hammond American Cancer Society

Miss California Surrenders Crown to First Runner-Up

Donna Coleen Danzer of Pomona College passes Miss California title to Charlene Dallas after declaring beauty queen life not for her. Danzer aimed to finish senior year and stay near her Marine boyfriend near San Diego. Dallas calls the hand‑me‑down win a surprise and exciting.

el Monte California Stll Pomona Marine Lance Cpl Bill Wells San Diego Calif

Funeral services for Eugene H. Naylor

Funeral services for Eugene H. Naylor aged 68 of Zeigler were held at 2 p m in the Vantrease Funeral Home with Pastor Charles Victory officiating. Burial followed in Zeigler Cemetery with military graveside rites conducted. Naylor died Thursday at Marion Veterans Hospital.

Eugene H. Naylor Coxspur St Zeigler Vantrease Charles Victory Zeigler First Baptist Church Zeigler Cemetery Naylor Marion Veterans Hospital

Soviet Parliament to convene August 2 to approve plan

The Supreme Soviet elected June 12 will meet August 2, with officials expecting approval of the 1966 70 economic development plan. The government announced Saturday.

Soviet Parliament Moscow Supreme Soviet

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