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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1968

Page

4

Sheriff Woods Fire Over Vigilante Plan in Cook County

Editorial condemns Sheriff Woods for proposing a 1000 member civilian posse to handle riots and for blaming the state judiciary after Judge O Brien ruling it illegal. It notes political motives, questions arming untrained civilians, and urges action within his party to improve race relations.

Cook County Joseph I. Woods Donald J. O’brien Sheriff Woods Woods Chicago Daley James Conlish National Guard O’brien Springfield Senate Illinois

Communications gap fuels Tonkin incident missteps

The piece argues rapid mass communications can force rapid warlike decisions. It highlights McNamara’s insistence on proof of attack, Capt Herrick’s doubts, and the Gulf of Tonkin resolution that led to bombing and troop buildup. It questions justification and overreaction versus calmer, fuller evaluation.

Gap Gulf of Tonkin India Red Cross Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Adm U.S. Grant Sharp McNamara John J. Herrick Herrick Maddox Johnson South Vietnam North Washington United States North Korea Israel Pentagon

Violent Driving Behavior Urged for Study Center

An advisory committee urged the National Institute of Mental Health to establish a center for studying violent driving behavior. The 12 member panel told John W. Gardner that uncontrol lable driver aggression contributes to many crashes and called for action in traffic safety research.

John D. Morris New York Times Washington National Institute of Mental Health John W. Gardner Johnson Moynihan Daniel P. Moynihan Joint Center For Urban Studies Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University William Haddon Jr National Highway Safety Bureau Department of Transportation Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Wilson declines Illinois presidency invitation in 1892

Irving Dilliard analyzes Woodrow Wilsons 1892 offer to head the University of Illinois in a Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society piece. It details his wife letters, Wilsons reluctance to move west, time for writing books, and his choice to stay at Princeton until 1902 despite multiple offers from major universities.

Woodrow Wilson Princeton University of Illinois Irving Dilliard Journal The Illinois State Historical Society Wilson Collinsville Ferris Council of the Humanities Princeton University Urbana Champaign University of Virginia University of Alabama, Washington and Lee University of Nebraska University of Minnesota

Interstate plan shifts focus to post 1975 primary highways

The American Association of State Highway Officials proposes after 1975 funding shifts for highway aid. States would gain flexibility to expand primary routes and by passes with a 10 percent interstate share, 40 percent urban arterial funds, and 30 percent rural primary funds, plus planning and land costs.

O. T. Banton Lindsay-Schaub Congress American Association of State Highway Officials AASHO Illinois Illinois Highway Study Commission House John C. Kluczynski Chicago Democrat Senate Virden Staff Illinois Highway Division

Barry Goldwater Voices Vietnam War Dissent at Convention

Barry Goldwater asserts he warned about Vietnam, yet the remark fails to secure a draft exemption at the Miami Beach convention. President Johnson’s actions, such as purchasing three turtle neck sweaters, illustrate a noncandidate posture in the political moment.

Barry Goldwater Vietnam Miami Beach

Carbondale Scores High On Iowa Test Of Basic Skills

Carbondale grade school pupils in grades 3 through 8 posted 81st percentile for 1966 67, up from 68th, with all students including slow learners and disadvantaged. Carl Jones Jr assistant superintendent notes national ranking improvement and calls for feature series on special education programs. William Longman applauds district and editor asked for coverage. Eric Daniels compliments city street light and street improvements.

Southern Illinoisan Carl Jones, Jr Iowa Carbondale William Longman The W. Oak Eric Daniels

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