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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1968

Page

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Federal deficit hits 25 billion in 1968 end year figures

The 1968 fiscal year ends with a deficit of 25 billion dollars the largest since WWII aside from three wartime years. Borrowing fuels rising interest rates and inflation while a new tax bill promises a sharp deficit drop in the next year. The national debt ends near 350 billion.

Edwin L. Dale Jr New York Times Washington Vietnam

Soviets Move to Curb Defense Spending and Arms Talks

Moscow officials say fear of economic strain from vast anti missile programs and a sense of futility in building an impregnable shield drive Moscow to welcome limits on defenses. President Johnson hints at new arms race slowing moves at the Nashville signing of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.

Raymond H. Anderson New York Times Moscow Soviet Union Johnson United States Andrei A. Gromyko Washington White House U.S Nashville

Deserter Hijacks Airliner to Cuba From Miami

Radio Havana reports an American citizen hijacked a Southeast Airlines plane with 15 passengers and a crew of three and flew to Cuba. The pilot allegedly deserted from the Cuban regime in 1960 while with Aeropostal and had flown Havana to Miami routes before defecting. No identity or Cuban action announced.

Miami Fla Radio Havana Cuba Southeast Airlines United States Aeropostal Havana

McCarthy Decries Delegates Split Amid Oklahoma Victory

Sen Eugene McCarthy condemned arbitrary delegate actions by Humphrey supporters as undermining fair distribution and warned of possible 1972 repercussions. Humphrey secured 37 of Oklahoma's 41 Democratic convention votes as McCarthy’s walkout threat faded.

Eugene J. McCarthy Humphrey Oklahoma City Hubert Humphrey Oklahoma Eugene McCarthy

CIPS workers may strike in Central Illinois

Central Illinois Public Service Co. with 258000 customers negotiates a contract renewal with four local operating engineers unions as a midnight deadline nears. A federal mediator watches as Coffeen Hillsboro Hutsonville Grand Tower and Meredosia stations face wage and benefits talks.

Springfield, Ill Central Illinois Public Service Co Illinois International Union of Operating Engineers Coffeen Hillsboro Hutsonville Wabash River Crawford County Grand Tower Mississippi River Jackson County Meredosia Illinois River Morgan County

Altorfer urges unity at GOP state convention

John Henry Altorfer, a defeated gubernatorial candidate, strode into the Illinois GOP gathering to urge supporters to back the entire Republican ticket. He stood with rival Richard Ogilvie as Senator Everett Dirksen and Victor Smith helped steer a unity message before about 1,700 delegates.

Lindsey Schaub Springfield GOP John Henry Altorfer Altorfer Wyoming Everett Dirksen Victor Smith Richard Olgilvie Charles Percy Atorfer Percy Dirksen

Warm Uptrend With Showers Possible

A warm day with increasing cloudiness and windy, hot conditions reaching the mid 90s. Showers and thundershowers are likely late today and may continue into Monday, according to the weather map on page 18.

Mosquito Inspectors Count Bites Per Minute in South Florida Marshes

Three mosquito control inspectors in Dade County endure bites to count landings for spray decisions. Ben Cohen Bill Sims and Eugene Evans describe their itchy work, while James Heidt notes 250 counting stations and methods including killing jars and a roof funnel trap.

South Florida B.p James Heidt Dade County Heidt Sims Eugene Evans Evans Cohen

Saigon Front Holds as Viet Cong Attacks Nearby

U S paratroopers sweep Saigon outer ring as Viet Cong forces push toward the capital. A three hour artillery and air assault drives enemy from positions 29 miles northwest while 34 enemy dead are counted and 22 allied wounded. Nearby Son Tra village endures a brutal massacre with 88 civilians killed.

U.S Saigon 101St Airborne Division Son Tra

Daley tightens grip as McCarthy backers lose at convention

At the Illinois Democratic convention in Champaign Urbana the party selected 68 at large delegates to join 48 district picks for the national convention. Some at large delegates backed Humphrey weeks earlier, while others remained uncommitted. Mayor Daley defended the open convention and criticized press speculation. The event also nominated University of Illinois trustees and featured speeches from top state candidates.

McCarthy John Bailey Nixon Sens. Dirksen and Percy Ralph T. Smith Richard Ogilvie Cook County Edmund J. Kucharski Robert D. Stuart Audrey Peak U.S Leslie C. Arends William H. Fetridge United Republican Fund Victor L. Smith William J. Scott Robert A. Dwyer Joseph Woods Ray Page Charles F. Becker Springfield Page Sandquist Rockefeller Illinois University of Illinois Board of Trustees Timothy W. Swain Peoria Earl Hughes Woodstock Russell Steger Winnetka Woodward Robert M Lindsay-Schaub News Service Eugene McCarthy Hubert Humphrey Clyde Choate Anna Paul Powell Vienna Adlai Stevenson Richard Daley Chicago University of Illinois Timothy Ives Bloomington Frances Best Watkins Kenney Williamson Watkins Williamson U of I Republican Dick H. Mudge, Jr Edwardsville Democratic Party Mudge Daley

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