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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1968

Page

4

Logan the Civil War General and Illinois Statesman

Editorial honors John A Logan of Murphysboro highlighting his Civil War service as Army of the Tennessee commander and his postwar role leading the Grand Army of the Republic. It notes his 1868 Memorial Day designation and long Senate tenure ending with his 1886 death, urging fuller remembrance in Illinois history.

Illinois Ilinois John Alexander Logan Murphysboro Logan Congress Grand Army of the Republic Veterans’ Organization G.A.R 31St Illinois Infantry U. S. Senate Republican Party James G. Blaine Senate Lincoln Kentucky Indiana Grant Ohio Missouri New York John A. Logan War Department Kit Carson Army Carson

Poor People March Could Shape 1968 Politics

Analysis suggests the Poor People’s March around the Capitol may influence tax policy and budget cuts, accelerating organization among the poor. Political scientists warn the movement could become a significant electoral force in 1968, pressuring incumbents in an election year.

Southern Christian Leadership Conference Seymour Lipset Washington

House Passes Rioting Honor Bar Bill Sparks Debate

The House approved a measure denying federal scholarships to students convicted of rioting or deemed disruptive by college authorities. Critics call it unworkable and a threat to university self-government, urging the Senate to kill the bill. Harold Howe, U.S. commissioner of education, denounced the action as poor leadership.

U.S House of Representatives House Harold Howe Howe Senate

Kennedy Children List Revealed With Ages And Middle Names

The New York Times recently published a compiled list of Bobby Kennedy's children including their ages and middle names. The note suggests the senator might carry such details, handy for reference in a pocket.

The New York Times Bobby Kennedy

Taos Flag Honors Kit Carson 100 Years After Death

Taos and descendants mark 100 years since Kit Carson died May 28 1868. The Taos plaza flag flies day and night by congressional grant. a small centennial gathering will replace the flag and honor Carson noted as frontier hero and Mountain Man.

Kit Carson Taos Plaza Kit Carson III Alamosa Colo Taos Congress New Mexico Confederacy Mexico Carson St. Louis John C. Fremont Fremont

Integration views and poverty critique by Lillian Adams Ava

Lillian Adams Ava argues against Mr. Mendenhall’s limited integration plan for Lewis school. She urges full school integration to prevent caste formation, citing benefits of mixed classrooms and democratic equality. She contrasts this with vast military spending and poverty needs, urging reordering of national priorities.

The Southern Illinoisan George Mendenhall Advisory Committee Mendenhall Lewis School Mr. Mendenhall America Congress Lillian Adams Ava

Morris at SIU urged to stand firm against office intrusion

David A. Sproat of Carbondale urges President Morris of Southern Illinois University to take decisive action after a forced entry into his office by student leaders and others. He warns that capitulation would erode moral fiber and invite further misconduct, calling for expulsions and firm discipline.

The Southern Illinoisan Morris SIU Morrris Humanity David A. Sproat Carbondale

Horn Etiquette for Drivers Warns Against Horn Abuse

A reader warns licensed drivers to use car horns only to warn of immediate danger. It urges caution in reading the letter and discourages using horns to attract friends oridle attention, stressing proper horn use.

the Southern Illinoisan

Just the price of war letter argues for youth service

A 16 year old responder defends the Vietnam era draft and wartime sacrifice. He contrasts youth duty with parental doubt, notes the costs of war and the need to defend freedom, and urges responsibility over copping out while acknowledging generational tensions.

The Southern Illinoisan Vietnam

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Ber Gen. Logan Abram Lincoln Joan A. Logan Bull Run Spanking College Rebels Washington, D.C Sen Everett Dirksen Jules Loh Associated Press Taos, N.M Peale Adobe Jedediah Smith Jim Bridger Tom Fitzpatrick Joe Meek Fort Garland Grandpa Gen William Westmoreland White House Pentagon Mountain Man India Wwii Korea
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