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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1968

Page

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Red plane crashes after close pass near U S carrier

A Soviet TU 16 Badger bomber crashed in the Norwegian Sea after a fourth low pass near the USS Essex during anti submarine training. No survivors were found. portions of three bodies were recovered. The Essex reported no interference by U S forces.

Washington Norwegian Sea U.S Pentagon Defense Department Essex Norway United States Pestagon Ase Warringston

Miss Southern Illinois Crowned At Herrin Pageant

Joann Rauback, 19, of West Frankfort won the Miss Southern Illinois title at the Herrin Jaycees pageant. Marta Baker took Miss Swimsuit, Janet Lea Jones won Miss Congeniality, with runners-up Robyn Benton, Marta Baker, Barbara Thomaczek, and Jodi Griffith.

Joann Rauback West Frankfort Rebecca Hindman Anna Rauback Herrin Jaycees Fred W. Rauback Southern Iinois University Lee Jones Robyn Benton Mar Ta Baker Barbara Thomaczek Jodi Griffith Herrin Miss Benton Miss Rauwback Miss Reuback Vickie “Bearden Nancy Hestand Marion Rita Malone Thompsonville Linda Thompson Carbondale Joan Shannon Sherry Wolf Chet Townsend Kay DeVault Beverly Ann Karraker

Striking workers win unprecedented wage boost in France

Henry Tanner reports that after six hours of talks with Premier Pompidou and a National Employers Association delegation, France’s striking workers won a minimum wage rise from 2.22 to 3 francs per hour, boosting payroll costs by about 54 billion francs annually. The move comes amid nationwide tension as De Gaulle seeks a referendum on key issues of the revolt while police are ordered to quell street gatherings.

Henry Tanner New York Times Palis Prance Pompidou National Employers’ Association Hadj

Orient 5 Mines Return to Work After Transport Dispute

About 300 miners from Orient 5 Freeman Coal resumed duties on the Sun day midnight shift after walking out Thursday night over underground transport. Local President Farrel Whit Tew said a jeep broke down and parts were unavailable but the company will provide transportation going forward. Salem and Eugene McCarthy addressed 50¢ Poor People's marchers in Salem, criticizing Vietnam policy as the cause of government inaction.

Orient 5 Freeman Coal Company Farrel Whit Tew Whitlow Salem Ore Eugene McCarthy Vietnam Minnesota Oregon Capitol

16th heart transplant completed at MCV Richmond

The Medical College of Virginia announced the world’s 16th heart transplant was completed. The patient’s condition is satisfactory, with no further bulletins until next week. The recipient is unnamed, a 30 year old Orange, Virginia resident with prior heart trouble. Surgeons headed by Dr. Richard R. Lower, joining Stanford’s Dr. Norman E. Shumway, developed the technique used in most attempts.

Richmond Medical College of Virginia Orange Hou

Showers Possible Across Area With Mild Temperatures

Light to moderate showers possible today then end by tonight. Temperatures show little change with highs around 65 to 70 and tonight in the mid 50s. Weather details and map appear on page 9.

Bill Cosby Applauded by 10000 at SIU Arena

More than 10 000 people attended Bill Cosby's stage appearance at Southern Illinois University arena on Saturday. He wore a brown feathered coat, red turtle neck shirt, white Levi's and desert boots, entertaining the crowd for over an hour as Folt singer Leon Bibb provided music. An anonymous telegram warned of campus unrest, but SIU officials credited John Flamer and a group of students for persuading Cosby to not cancel the show. The performance occurred without incidents.

Bill Cosby Southern Illinois University Cosby Folt Leon Bibb Carbondale John S. Rendleman SIU John Flamer Flamer Daniel Thomas Turner John Holmes Lorenzo Bell

Gloom Over Paris Talks Despite US Hints of Softening Line

Paris reports a somber mood at the Vietnam peace talks as North Vietnam signals gradual concessions while US negotiators fear a prolonged process. Ambassadors Harriman and Thuy return to the table amid discouraging scenes in Paris and ongoing bombing pressure.

Paris Vietnam North Vietnam South Vietnam United States U.S W. Averell Harriman Cyrus R. Vance International Conference Center Xuan Thuy Harriman

War directive urges rapid victory in Vietnam

Chicago Daily News reports a top secret directive sent to U S field commanders in South Vietnam orders winning the war within three months. The aim is to break the stalemate and bolster U S position at the Paris peace talks.

Chicago Daily News U.S South Vietnam Saigon Keyes Beech Paris Pentagon William C. Westmoreland Vietnam Creighton W. Abrams Westmoreland

Nixon forces win Tennessee delegates endorse Nixon

Nashville AP reports Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. delivered Tennessee 28 member Republican National Convention delegation to Richard Nixon. Delegates at the state GOP convention endorsed Nixon for the presidential nomination by unanimous vote, signaling a likely national convention support despite nonbinding action.

Nashville Howard H. Baker Jr Tennessee Richard M. Nixon Nixon

U S bombs Viet missiles above DMZ and Saigon fronts

U S fighter bombers attacked surface to air missile sites in southern North Vietnam near the DMZ. Reports say helicopters were damaged at Camp Evans, while Saigon faced renewed Viet Cong activity and shelling as a new civilian cabinet led by Premier Tran Van Huong took office.

U.S. Air Force Dong Hoi North Vietnam Dmz U.S Camp Evans 1St Air Cavalry Division Hue Saigon U.S. Oh South Vietnam Tran van Huong Huong National Unity Nguyen van Thien Hoang Jelling Thieu

Humphrey praises LBJ for peace talks stance

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey hailed Johnson for making the supreme political sacrifice to reach the Paris peace talks. He urged efforts to end the war and voiced optimism about Missouri delegates backing him for the nominating convention.

Milwaukee Hubert H. Humphrey United States Paris Johnson St Louis Humphrey Missouri

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U.S. Navy Atlantic Alegund Is NORVA Premier Pompidou Steve Rice Herrin Jaycees Pageant Bundrens de Gaulle Orient McCarthy NSIDE Landers Arena Hanoi North Central Highlands Demilitarized Zone LBJ
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