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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1966
Page
4
The Carbondale case of converting a church to a home highlights city building and zoning delays. The piece argues for a full time city manager to streamline operations, reduce delays, and shield code enforcement from outside pressures while protecting property values and public safety.
Senator Kennedy denounces the Administration’s Latin American policy as timid and calls for closer alignment with reformist forces. He argues for sustained use of the Alliance for Progress and warns that resisting change could fuel uncontrollable upheaval while urging an attitude of tolerance toward diverse groups and ideas.
Prof Thomas J Anton argues Illinois has no clear budget goals and that expenditure politics resemble games or futility. He criticizes the Budgetary Commission as overhyped and explains how agency officials, the Department of Finance, and legislators shape the biennial budget under external pressures and institutional inertia.
Atomic Energy Commission experts foresee a future where large nuclear power plants may be built near metropolitan areas as safety safeguards improve. Dr. Beck and Seaborg cite ongoing tests, new safeguards, and LOFT experiments at Idaho to raise confidence while weighing hazard offsets against proximity to load centers.
A historical account recounts Empress Dowager Tz’u Hsi backing anti foreign sentiment that spurred the Boxer movement in northern China. It notes the 1900 siege of Beijing’s legations, foreign relief forces, and severe Manchu indemnities after the attack.
James R. Seagle from West Frankfort praises Mr Powell as a country born politician who fights for the underdog and mirrors past leaders like Truman and Roosevelt. He notes readers may miss full letters and asks if North Korea leader Kim Ji Sung has sent word recently.
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