Cooperation urged on health and social services reorg
Editorial argues for interim study of the Health and Social Services Reorganization Act. It notes Governor Walker favors departmental economies over broad restructuring and urges cooperation from his administration and department heads. The House Human Resources Committee plans calls for summer hearings to shape a bill for October session.
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Walker
House Republicans
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
CHEW
Senate
House
Tee
Health and Social Services
Committee of Human Resources
Gov. Walker
Court should make its attitude clear on school segregation
The piece argues the Supreme Court must define its stance on metropolitan school segregation as recent rulings in Denver and Richmond test remedies for desegregation. It notes the 1954 decision’s ban on state mandated segregation and warns that vague enforcement risks continued confusion and cynicism in the United States.
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UU. S. Supreme Court
South
North
Supreme Court
Nation
Denver, Colo
Richmond
Denver
Cole
Central City
Nixon
Africa
America
United States
Governor Walker’s stance on Illinois environmental issue debated
A newspaper criticizes Governor Walker for vague environmental policy while weighing his actions on agency appointments and anti pollution measures. The piece notes his prior EPA pick Mary Lee Leahy, Senate rejection, and looming bills on leaf burning and sulfur dioxide. It argues votes and vetoes will reveal his environmental commitment.
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Daniel Walker
Richard
Ogilve
Walker
Mary Lee Leahy
Environmental Protection Agency
Gav
Senate
Leary
Letter to the Editor Critiques Harmful Paragraph
A reader objects to a Sunday article about a hit and run on Route 51 north of Carbondale. The letter calls the final paragraph a non sequitur and a vicious character accusation, labeling it irresponsible journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llinoisen I
Hlinoisan
Carbondale
Memorial Day Services Praised by Johnston City Reader
A Johnston City writer thanks Miss Pearl Roberts and the BPW Club for sponsoring Memorial Day services, praising the women's group and citizens who braved rain. The letter lauds civic pride, supports annual observances, and questions presidential cabinet responsibility versus recognition of wrongdoings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Iindian
Johnston City
Africa's Unity Promise Tested After a Decade
Editorial notes ten years after the Addis Ababa meeting that created the Organization of African Unity, praising its scope yet saying unity and cooperation remain unfulfilled amid fratricidal conflicts and uneven development. warns U.S. interests hinge on Africa as a resource-rich but unstable focus.
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Richard C. Schroeder
Washington
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Organization of African Unity
GAU
Haile Selassie
Africa
OAU
United States
Muslim Africa
Algeria
Libya
Black Africa
Nigeria
U. S
Europe
Russia
China
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William Milliken
Detroit
Aia Ten Tae
Southern
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James K. Adams
Minatian
J.C
Southern Mindisan
Bradley Glass
Aaron Jaffe
National Council On Alcoholism
Addiction Research Foundation of
Ontario
Canada
George Mace
SIUC
Mace
Jaffe
Neal Eckert
U.S
Knw
NATO
Portugal
South Africa
Guinea-Bissau
Angola
Mozambique
Namibia
South West Africa
Rhodesia
Gulf of
Black
Niger
Chad
Zaire
Ndany
Tam
Tanzania
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Keny
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