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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1966

Page

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Carlyle Lake in Southern Illinois a Major Tourism Focus

The 1966 Illinois highway map shows Carlyle Lake as a large new reservoir in Clinton County scheduled for flooding by June next year. Checchi report calls Carlyle Lake a key tourism growth site with White Cove resort, Carlyle Marina with 150 slips, and Carlyle Village cabins. lake area to 11 000 acres until 1969 then 26 000 acres as Shelbyville reservoir pools. boat harbor and a 2 000-slip marina planned. discusses costs, rents, and financing with concessionaire model. lake to become largest impoundment in the state.

George Willhite Southern Illinoisan Clinton County Army Corps of Engineers Carlyle Lake Checchi Southern Illinois Shelbyville Kaskaskia Checchi Report White Cove Checci Carlyle Marina Carlyle Village St. Louis Rt. 50 Rt. 127 Lake of the Ozarks Rina Devil’s Kitchen

Heavy Rains Flood Areas In Chicago

The city and northern Illinois faced steady rains that flooded low-lying areas, closed schools, and disrupted traffic. Chicago recorded 3.11 inches by 9 a.m. with other cities, from Rockford to Vandalia, reporting up to about 2.35 inches. the Chicago River rose but did not trigger discharges into Lake Michigan. Underpasses flooded and transit rerouted five bus lines as river water neared flood stage and began receding.

Associated Press Illinois Chicago Rockford Moline Peoria Belleville Quincy Vandalia Sanitary District Lake Michigan River Mouth Union Station South Branch Chicago Transit Authority

Weather dampens plans with heavy rain across the area

More than an inch of rain fell across the region on Wednesday and today, with Murphysboro recording 2.55 inches and Herrin 1.4, Carbondale 1.79, and Marion 1.39. Cooler temperatures, cloudy skies, and chances of rain are expected Friday with lows in the mid 40s.

Murphysboro Herrin Carbondale Marion

Ford reports record early May sales in 1959

Ford Motor Co says its combined early May auto sales set a new company record for May 1-10, led by Ford Division and Lincoln Mercury. Lincoln and Mercury lines all posted gains versus last year, while overall industry trends and rising prices influenced market sentiment.

Ford Motor Co Ford Lincoln Mercury Lincoln Comet Mercury Arjay Miller General Motors Chrysler New York Stock Exchange

Maremont urges guaranteed annual income at SIU dinner

Chicago industrialist and SIU Board member Maremont urged consideration of a guaranteed annual income for all Americans. Speaking at the SIU School of Technology dedication dinner in Carbondale, he argued automation will eliminate jobs and that Marx's principle may become a U S reality. He cited studies and cited welfare work motivations, urging reforms and education expansion.

Arnold Maremont Maremont Chicago Southern Illinois University Board of Trustees Illinois Public Aid Commission SIU School of Technology Carbondale Karl Marx United States of America

Stocks Decline In Moderate Afternoon Trading

The New York market was moderately lower this afternoon with active trading. Most key stocks fell fractions to a point or two, led by blue chips such as Du Pont, though losses were not severe enough to widen the overall downtrend.

New York du Pont

Illinois communities urged to prepare for industrial development

Industry competition prompts urging communities to analyze assets and liabilities and craft master plans. Leaders cite transportation, highways, zoning, labor data, utilities, taxes, education, and amenities as keys to attracting new firms, with officials noting railroads and highways reshape growth.

Illinois George W. Cox Santa Fe Railroad America Cox Illinois State Chamber of Commerce William J. Quinn Milwaukee Road Marvin Chandler Northern Illinois Gas Co Chandler

Marion Firefighters Battle Intramural Fire on Market Street

Marion firefighters returning from Johnston City after aiding at a blaze at the American Legion home fought a secondary fire when wiring overheated in a truck on North Market Street. The second truck and crew were dispatched at 10:45 a.m. to extinguish the motor fire.

Marion Johnston City American Legion North Market Street

Weather Outlook Cooler With Rain Friday

Cloudy conditions persist through Friday with likelihood of rain. Temperatures fall to the 50s tonight and remain cool Friday with highs in the 60s. Saturday offers partly cloudy skies and a warmer trend.

Second Time In Five Years Military Reveals

Saigon AP reports American combat deaths last week surpassed Vietnamese for the second time in five years of U.S. involvement. Twenty-eight killed in Vietnam and 82 Americans died in battle, with the year’s totals rising as Marines and airborne units engage Viet Cong in three operations.

U.S North Viet Nam Enterprise Haiphong Dong Hoi An

New CIA Watch Urged by Senate Panel

Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to discard the current Senate watchdog over the CIA and to create a formal body named the Committee on Intelligence Operations. Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy urged the plan, while Fulbright noted current informal supervision by seven members.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Central Intelligence Agency J. W. Fulbright Committee On Intelligence Operations Fulbright Eugene J. McCarthy Dminn McCarthy CIA Foreign Relations Committee Armed Services and Appropriations Committees Informel

Airport Tie Up as New York Cab Drivers Strike for Higher Pay

New York cab drivers walk off the job delaying airport traffic. Only 131 of 6816 fleet cabs and most 4956 independent cabs operated, hindering inbound passengers to LaGuardia Kennedy and Newark. Mayor Lindsay appeals to State Mediation Board. One minor violence report. dispute centers on driver share of meter receipts from 44 to 50 percent.

New York Kennedy LaGuardia Newark la Guardia Ken Nedy Manhattan John V. Lindsay State Mediation Board Vincent D. McDonnell

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