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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1963
Page
4
GOP To Pick 1964 Site For National Convention
The Republican National Committee will meet in Denver on June 21 and 22 to choose a site for the 1964 GOP national convention. Chairman William E. Miller said seven bidder cities remain in contention: Atlantic City, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Miami Beach, Philadelphia, and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Denver
Colo
William E. Miller
America
Atlantic’ City
Nui
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Miami Beach
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Rural Areas Development Service gains power in agriculture
A new force rises within the Agriculture Department. The Rural Areas Development Service, led by John A. Baker, gains influence over rural renewal, outdoor recreation, and non farm job training, aiming to aid areas with low farm income and high unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Ovid A. Mertin
Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture
Department
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Rural Areas Development Service
Asisistant
John A. Baker
National Farmers Union
Baker
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Farmers Cooperative Service
U.S. Forest Service
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
ILGWU marks Mother's Day with wage gains and dignity
The ILGWU representing 450000 members, mostly women, notes gains in security, fair wages, decent conditions, and a voice in employment. The union’s label on women’s garments signals quality and American standards as mothers and wives gain time at home. Champaign May 11 AP. The University of Illinois Symphony Orchestra plans a three month Latin American tour in late 1964. State Department will sponsor and pay costs, per university spokesman. Lucius D Battle said in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
ILGWU
Champaign
University of. Illinois Symphony
Lucius D. Battle
Washington
State Department
France seeks 200000 spare telephones amid rationing
Paris May 11 AP France's state run Communications Service faced sharp criticism for failing to fill 200000 telephone orders while still handling transatlantic TV via Leistar satellite. Parisien Libre called telecommunications the only rationed merchandise in France, labeling it a scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Leistar
Parisien Libre
A Good Argument Sparks Warm Debate Enjoyment
Readers reflect on how a strong argument can energize discussion and clarify thinking. The piece notes that many people appreciate lively exchanges that challenge assumptions and generate clearer perspectives.
Editor Letters Shape Public Debate In Page Forum
Readers vent opinions on controversies and bury hatchets in letters to the editor. The forum invites exchange of views, offering readers direct engagement with the paper and a snapshot of public sentiment.
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Congress
New York
May
rWial
LNG Mospbar Salu
Henry Granville
Maxwell Felton
U. OF Illinois Symphony
Latin America
Lewis W. Hine
Paris
Ters
Tlews
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