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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
18
Rain and cold air move into the Pacific Northwest tonight with showers in the Southwest and southern Plains. Snow flurries are possible in the northern Plains and snow in the Northeast. Cooler temperatures spread across most areas.
High around 61 with a low near 40 and an overnight 30. At 9 am today the temperature is 33. No precipitation since 7 am Wednesday. Sunset is 6 15 today. sunrise Friday 5 57. sunset Friday 6 16.
Washington reports reveal columnist Jack Anderson releasing internal ITT letters and memorandums claiming the company sought to influence White House action against Chile's President Allende in 1970 and shape U S Latin America policy. Senators hint at Senate Foreign Relations Committee scrutiny of corporate involvement.
Ralph J. Bunche became the first Black individual to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 1950, marking a historic milestone in international recognition for achievements in peacemaking.
Balsa wood is cited as the weakest and softest timber in the world, capable of supporting only 149 pounds before failure.
A hallway blaze swept through the Sloane House YMCA on West 34th Street injuring 29 and sending hundreds fleeing. Aerial ladders rescued 22 people from ledges and a chimney as 15 firefighters were treated at the scene. Dozens more sought treatment at area hospitals.
Gerald W. Getty, longtime Cook County public defender who defended Richard Speck, resigns effective April 1 after an internal inquiry found concerns about hiring relatives at high salaries and possible waste of funds. The move follows a probe led by Chief Judge John S. Boyle and Power. Otis Wright of Mattoon indicted for arson to defraud an insurer. Chicago Teachers Union votes against a strike by 5-3 margins.
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