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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

9

Nuclear Issue Debate Near For Pearson

Ottawa May 16 AP Prime Minister Lester B Pearson faces an early challenge as Parliament opens with the throne speech outlining the Liberal government’s program The issue of nuclear weapons is expected to be attacked by Opposition leaders Monday though a vote of no confidence is unlikely The Liberals hold 129 seats in the 268 member Commons Conservatives 93 Social Credit 23 New Democratic 17 and one Independent Social Credit member.

Ottawa Lester B. Pearson Canada Robert Taschereau Georges Vanier Liberal Party House of Commons Hyannis Port Mass Liberals Conservatives Social Credit New Democratic Party Independent Social Credit

Dempsey Brother Dies in Santa Monica

Joseph F. Dempsey, 74, elder brother of former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, died Tuesday night in Santa Monica. In recent years he managed seaside apartment houses owned by his brother and had been listed by AP as the obituary note.

Dempsey Santa Monica Calif Joseph Fr. Dempsey Jack Dempsey

County Safety Council Honors Regional Safety Leaders

The County Safety Council presented awards to regional figures including Thomas Helfler of Southernlinois University security police A M Dickerson of the St Louis Division of Illinois Central Railroad H Mason Parker of Central Illinois Public Service Co and Captain Elza Brantley of the State Police Du Quoin.

County Safety Council Thomas Helfler Southernlinois University Security Police A. M. Dicker

Feed Grains Action Near in Senate Debate

Washington May 16 The Senate rejected eight Republican amendments to the administration's feed grain bill in a 10 hour day as lawmakers adjourned at 12 pm. Debate resumed with hope the measure will gain votes from wheat producers voting next Tuesday in a national referendum on a new wheat production control program. The bill would let wheat farmers plant corn sorghum barley and other feed grains on wheat acreage and extend through 1964 1965 the program paying farmers for crop adjustments.

Senate

Kerner backed family services bill advances in Illinois

Gov Otto Kerner backed a package to create a new State Department of Children and Family Services. The bills cleared the House and go to Kerner for signature. The plan includes child welfare schools for the deaf blind and disabled. veterans children welfare widened to nonveterans. mental health programs separated from other services. Also moving: bicycle light rule and jury duty exemptions reduction.

Springfield Otto Kerner State Department of Children and Family Services Illinois House Kerner Senate

Rain Leaves Southern Illinois with Heavy Downpours

Weather summaries show showers and thunderstorms extending northward with locally heavy rains in the southern half. Vandalia reported 2.97 inches, Quincy 1.93, and St. Louis 1.13 inches in the past 24 hours. A landslide and floodwaters blocked Illinois 16 in two locations after overnight storms near Montgomer y County. Hail covered ground near Mount Vernon with drifting rain runoff creating six-inch accumulations.

Associated Press Illinois Midstate Vandalia Quincy Minois St. Louis Belleville Springfield Peoria Ilinois Montgomery County Mount Vernon

Illinois General Assembly rushes on revenue and reapportionment

Illinois lawmakers on a busy session day introduced multiple revenue amendments including a flat income tax option and reallocation plans. Democratic and Republican proposals target property taxes, personal property taxes, and possible wheel taxes. Reapportionment moves center on Senate boundaries and geography with court challenges looming. William Fredrick Reisinger of Rockwood dies. funeral set at Schroeder Funeral Home Chester Saturday.

Ralph H. Johnson Lindsay-Schaub Legislative Springfield Illnois General Assembly Paul Elward Dchicago Illinois Supreme Court Ndal John Morris D-Chadwick Ilinois Revenue Study Commission Rae Heiple Washington Senate U.S. Supreme Court Michigan Senate Rockwood William Reisinger William Fredrick Reisinger Three Springs Lodge Chester Pinckneyville George Reisinger Murphysboro Amy Rushing Fairview Christian Church of Pomona Reisinger Wini Fred George Walla Wash Willard Wanda Tudor Belleville Naomi Waller Port Hugon Mich Guy Coutterville Bert Orlando Fla Gertrude Miller Ogle Schroeder Frank McLaughen Ebenezer Cemetery

Illinois House Education Committee backs 41 million school aid boost

The Illinois House Education Committee approved a 41 million increase in state aid to education, but members warn that funds must be provided to cover the cost. The plan would raise per pupil aid from 252 to 297 annually, with a May 29 hearing set. Sponsor Rep Charles Clabaugh and Rep Anthony Scariano lead the measure amid revenue concerns.

Werners Ilinois House Education Committee School Problems Commission Tlinois Budgetary Commission Appropriations Committee Scariano

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