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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1972

Page

4

Illinois Party Unity Holds for Illinois Waterford Airport Plan

Illinois politicians from both parties back a proposed second St. Louis area airport on the Illinois side near Waterloo. Former Gov. Shapiro first pushed the study in 1968, with support from Sen. Adlai Stevenson II and Sen. Charles Percy. The plan gained momentum under Gov. Ogilvie, tying to economic revival for East St. Louis and potential tax revenue, while Missouri allies show mixed support.

Richard H. Ieen Lindsay-Schaub Springfield Illinois St. Louis Mississippi River Waterloo Samuel H. Shapiro Paul Simon Shapiro Ilinois Richard B. Ogilvie Ogilvie East St. Louis Alphonse Cervantes Washington U. S Adlai Stevenson ITI Charles W. Percy House Roman C. Pucinski Chicago W. Dakin Williams Collinsville Percy Senate Williams Pucinski Senate Appropriations Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee Missouri Cervantes Warren Hearnes Stuart Symington Thomas Eagleton Lawrence Roos United Simon Sup Stevenson Daniel Walker Walker United Front Missouri St. Louis St. Louis Area

McGovern disclosure urged as political ethics test

The editorial lauds Senator George McGovern for naming campaign contributors and amounts, urging rivals Ogilvie Simon Walker to disclose similarly. It notes ITT contributions and DOJ action, then calls for a public, simultaneous release to calm voter fears and expose true ethics.

Sen George McGovern Sen. McGovern South Dakota GOP San Diego International Telephone and Telegraph Ogilvie-Simon- Walker Effingham

Nixon Chou En-lai talks mark step toward U S China normal ties

The joint communique declares U S forces to withdraw from Taiwan and pursue peaceful settlement of the Taiwan question. It cites potential normalization efforts and bilateral trade while noting ongoing questions on Vietnam and defense obligations.

United States Taiwan Nixon Chou En-lai China U. S Taiwan Strait Henry Kissinger Taipei- Washington U.S Kissinger People’s Republic of China People’s Republic Peking Vietnam Indochina The Pacific U. S.-China

Hughes revival sparks bid for authorized bio by Irving

A wave of Hughes material prompts Howard Hughes to seek a ghost writer and consider an authorized biography. Competitors include Robbins film tie in The Carpetbaggers and biographers Dietrich Keats Irving, with rumors of a behind the scenes book and a paid tell all featuring Pallandt and Baxter.

Howard R. Hughes Mr. Hughes Howard Hughes Hughes Paramount Harold Robbins Hollywood Mr. Robbins John Keats Noah Dietrich Helga Howard Irving McGraw- Hill Publishing Co Time- Life, Inc Nina Vap Pallandt Ann R. Baxter Edith Hughs Mr. Irving

Bass fishing under pressure from gear and commerce

A letter criticizes the rise of commercialism in bass fishing driven by ads, clubs, and advanced gear. The writer laments large equipment and knowledge fueling a pro crowd, calls for new regulations or size limits to protect bass populations for future anglers.

E. L Buck) Rodgers

Editorial and opinion sections guide reader views

The Southern line presents editorials Our Opinions. Letters to the Editor carry reader views. Staff signed columns From Where I Sit In The Win Byline BG share personal notes. News analysis and background pieces mark differences from straight news. The goal is objective and fair reporting of all facts.

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Nixon China policy praised as major diplomatic achievement

James Reston assesses the Nixon administration's China opening as a landmark shift in Cold War diplomacy. He argues the move reduces long standing US fears, reshapes Tokyo and Moscow dynamics, and signals a more stable, cooperative Asia while noting unresolved issues with Taiwan and China.

James Reston New York Times Washington Nixon China Taiwan Tokyo Moscow Peking Willy Brandt Soviet Union Brandt United States Kremlin Asia Europe Pacific Basin Japan Vietnam Korea East Asia Southeast Asia

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