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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
4
The Supreme Court, as the most stately branch, proceeds contemplatively yet leads in shaping modern America. Its rulings on segregation, apportionment, religion and crime rights broaden constitutional protections, drawing criticism yet earning respect for creative interpretation. The piece argues the Court must be innovative to meet society’s demands.
A prophetic essay argues that Negro efforts for equality in the United States are inherently subversive to the nation’s ideals and require uncivil tactics. It cites planned marches on Washington and boycotts across media, noting organized yet sometimes disorderly protests by the NAACP in Kansas City and calls for more Negro patrolmen amidst white resistance.
The piece questions U S policy toward Latin America, noting Congress resists handing over funding for an inter-American development committee. It argues U S aid has underdelivered compared to rocket programs, highlighting a 5 year history since Milton Eisenhower’s 1950s assessment. It concludes U S neighborliness remains tarnished but could improve in time.
A political hot potato is hashed over and set on a study commission back burner for years. Treland and John F Kennedy are portrayed as accordant, with the touring American President urged to be Dublin back.
The new Roman Catholic pope Paul VI signals continuity with John XXIII’s benevolence and urges Christians to unite and take a positive stance in the world. He warns against treating Christians as enemies of communists and declares he is on God’s side, not for any earthly faction.
Dr J Earl Smith, city health official, says chigger bites itch from larva digestive fluid not larva burrowing. He notes popular belief wrong and shares a humorous Ozarks sun incident. He advises sulfur dust in socks and around the waist to protect against bites.
The article profiles Levi Eshkol, veteran leader and finance minister, chosen as premier designate to form a new government. It notes his rise from kibbutz organizer to secretary of Histadrut and Mapai, his coalition management skills, and his age 67 with a Ukraine birth in Cracow region. It also mentions past tax reforms, economic stabilization efforts, and personal details including his four daughters and Jerusalem home.
The Southern Tlinoisan letter-writer commends Mr Abernathy and argues the court move to separate church and state threatens public schooling. He cites Northwest Ordinance and Illinois Constitution, warns against banning prayers, Bible readings, and national anthems, and urges backing traditional observances. He questions atheistic views and calls for reversal or constitutional amendments.
A reader from Kingsville Texas defends Illinois lawmakers against the charge of being anti Chicago. Harry M Campbell argues Mayor Daley's reelection removes election worries and suggests wider regional governance to influence city issues. He recalls his Herrin roots and urges space for state welfare concerns.
Reader letter from a graduate questions the dignity of the 1963 commencement at Shyrock Auditorium. The writer denounces the ceremony as a sham, asserts graduates fulfilled their duties, and protests the university’s handling of degree conferrals and obligations to graduates.
The writer argues daylight saving time saves power and money and opposes state control. He favors national time regulation, criticizes Mr Horner, and asserts DST benefits homeowners while milk farmers may be harmed. The letter also notes wartime DST origins and cites other unrelated items about Prince Charles and nuclear submarines.
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