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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1963

Page

5

Power Debate TVA At 30 Controversy Still Rages

In a 30 year span the Tennessee Valley Authority remains a flashpoint in the private versus public power clash. The piece notes TVA's goals from the Roosevelt act, flood control benefits during March rains, navigation gains, and broad public impact from cheap power and recreation, with Kennedy slated to speak at Muscle Shoals for the anniversary.

Escar Thompson Associated Press Knoxville Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Kennedy Muscle Shoals Ala Congress Aubrey d. Wagner Kentucky Virginia West Virginia Tennessee Valley Tennessee Paducah Minipal Tennessee River

Death of Algeria's foreign minister shocks Nasser visit

Algerias foreign minister Mohamed Khemisti, 33, died after a bullet wound, triggering national mourning during President Gamal Abdel Nasser's Algerian visit. Nile tragedy near Maghagha claimed 216 lives with 90 recovered and 126 missing, marking the worst Nile loss in modern times. A Syria Baath split clouded Arab unity plans as Nasser seeks Algeria, while Khemisti favored cooperation with France.

Algiers Algeria Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Nasser Mohamed Khemisti Khemisti Maghagha Upper Nile Nile Cairo Syria Egypt Iraq Ba'ath Ift el Rais Middle East France

Police Brief in Murphysboro Speeding Fine

Robert D Wright of Murphysboro was fined 15 dollars plus costs by Justice of Peace Jim Bob Kerley on a speeding ticket issued by State Trooper Earl D Creath.

Murphysboro Robert D. Wright Justise of Peace Jim Bob Kerley Earl D. Creath

Science Shrinks Piles By New Non Surgical Remedy

A new healing substance from a world famous research institute, Bio-Dyne, shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual shrinkage and complete relief, with patients saying piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as a preparation and ointment at drug counters.

Flow York N.Y Spestat Secrat

Weather Outlook: Central and South Warm, Northeast Cooler

The forecast indicates warm conditions across the central United States and the southern Atlantic coast. Cooler air expected in the Northeast, bringing lower temperatures and a shift in regional comfort levels. Coastal areas may see light breezes as fronts approach from the ocean.

Nation Atlantic

Political Gaps Highlight Rockefeller Marriage News

Daily Roundup notes mixed political reaction to Governor Rockefeller's engagement. Some fear a divorced man cannot win the presidency, while others see potential popularity boost from a new alliance. The airport press session underscores tense party discussions.

United States Rockefeller

Crab Orchard and Nearby Lakes Report Shallow Spillway Levels

Crab Orchard Lake sits three inches below the spillway while Devil's Kitchen Lake is at the spillway and Little Grassy Lake is just beneath the spillway level, with linch below spillway noted.

Crab Orchard Lake Devil's Kitchen Lake Spallway Grassy Lake

Rockefellers In Venezuela Honeymoon At Monte Sacro Ranch

Nelson A. Rockefeller and Margaretta Murphey arrived near Caracas and began a two week honeymoon at the Monte Sacro ranch. The New York governor, a potential 1964 GOP candidate, avoided questions on his political future as rain greeted the couple.

Caracas Venezuela Goy Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller Margaretta Fitler Murphy Monte Sacro New York Idlewild

Monty Woolley Dies at 74 The Beard of Broadway

Veteran actor Monty Woolley died at Albany Medical Center at age 74 after a kidney failure and heart disease. Known as The Beard, he originated Sheridan Whiteside in The Man Who Came to Dinner on Broadway and in film and TV. He lived in Saratoga Springs, taught drama at Yale, directed plays, and served in World War I.

Monty Woolley Albany Nvy Albany’ Medical Center Woolley Saratoga Springs the Beard Sheridan Whiteside Hollywood Edgar Montillion Woolley Bristol Hotel Fifth Avenue 42Nd Street New York City Grand Union Hotel The Buffalo Yale Harvard Paris Broadway Cole Porter Frank Sullivan Robert Benchley Thornton Wilder

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