Illinois Residency Battle Shapes National Welfare Rules
Editorial argues the US Supreme Court should rule residency requirements illegal, urging federal standards for welfare to prevent migration for benefits. It notes Illinois faces $7.5 million hardship and proposes urgent, nationwide reform led by Heineman’s committee.
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Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
High Court
Johnson
Ben W. Heineman
Chicago
Supreme Court
Mississippi
New Jersey
South
William H. Robinson
Direc
Tor
Cook County
Public Aid Department
Harold C. Swank
Public Aid
Heineman
Commission On
Insurance scarce when most needed after urban riots
The article discusses how insurance for ghetto property remains expensive or unavailable in many U.S. cities after four years of civil disorders. A Senate Banking Committee bill proposes a National Insurance Development Corporation reinsurance program with state led pools to share riot risk, though concerns persist about cost, permanence, and effectiveness in lowering rates.
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Martin Luther King
Senate Banking Committee
National Insurance Development Corporation
Free swinging skirts spark summer fashion idea
A girl notes that after trying mini-skirts she will feel overdressed in shorts. She recalls watching her class study grammar and imagines syntax as something the Las Vegas hotels might pay for, shaping her fashion sense.
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Las Vegas
Private colleges in crisis threaten private higher education
The AAUP reports private colleges lag public ones in faculty pay growth, with private salaries up 5.6 percent versus 8.1 percent for public. costs per student have risen to 3102 dollars from 10 years ago’s 1875. It calls for more tech in teaching, increased federal scholarship support, and faster state actions to avert financial havoc. Allan M. Carter warns only the very wealthy may survive without swift aid.
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American Association of University Professors
Association
AAUP
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Allan M. Carter
New York University
Orly
Lyon
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Paris Springs Anew Amid Smiles Of Peaceful Life
Sunny Paris enjoys a serene spring as Seine blossoms frame riverbank scenes and Parisians sunbathe in the Tuileries. De Gaulle garners broad support, while Algerian peace and a tepid ferment in universities shape a calm, modern republic.
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Henry Tanner
Eee York Times
Seine
Tuileries Gardens
Notre Dame
Paris
Vietnam
Britain
Berlin
Frank
Katzenjammer Kids remembered and New York hotel rates rise
David Felts recalls Rudolph Dirks and the Katzenjammer Kids history from 1897 to 1917 and notes name changes from Hans und Fritz to The Captain and the Kids. The piece shifts to 1930s New York hotel price hikes, listing Plaza Waldorf Astoria New Yorker rates and occupancy trends. It then covers Henry J. Topping marital history and a Times puff for sea squab marketed as a culinary novelty.
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Katzenjammer
Rudolph Dirks
Dirks
Mischievous Brothers
Hearst
Pulitzer
Hans Und Fritz
Captain
New York City
Plaza
Waldorf-Astoria
Central Park
Waldorf
New Yorker
America
Central Bone Assembly
New York Times
Chesapeake Bay
Stokely Carmichael speech plan sparks local letter response
Readers in Carbondale debated inviting Stokely Carmichael to speak at SIU. One letter warned of manipulation by Carmichael and urged residents to consider risks and consequences before inviting controversy.
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Illnoisan
Stokely Carmichael
Siu
Carmichael
Carbondale
Sesquicentennial Reflections On 150 Days Of Celebration
A historian visiting the county reflects on the count down to the 150th anniversary of the nation, comparing 150 days of activities with the nation’s long arc of history and identity. The piece frames civic awareness and national origins as essential for readers.
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John F. Kennedy
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Bob) Topping
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