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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1968

Page

4

Fire damages 14 business spots on Atlantic City Boardwalk

A Saturday blaze damaged 14 stores and restaurants plus a block of the Boardwalk near the Miss America Pageant headquarters. Firemen contained the fire in about an hour with 250 firefighters. Damage estimated at 385000 with losses from the Labor Day weekend not included. no injuries reported.

Atlantic City N.J Richard S. Jackson Jackson

Police recruit charged with murder in 2 year old Lori Gunn death

Midland Texas police say Michael Moody a 24 year old Marine veteran and rookie officer is charged with murder after the body of Lori Margaret Gunn was found inside his step father Jack Walchers home Moody was the only person in the house at the time and the manhunt used the Walcher residence as a command post

Marine Corps Lori Margaret Gunn Midland Jack Walcher Walcher Michael Lee Moody Ruidosco N.M Lori

Eisenhower Quietly Reads Westerns Amid Health Battle

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, bed-ridden after a seventh heart attack, passes the time reading shot em up Western paperback novels. Doctors report steady but slow progress as he rests with oxygen between sessions. Reading westerns has long been his favored relaxation.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower

Groups oppose SIU parking fee hike on campus

Local 316 of the Building Service Employees International Union and student government officials join in opposition to the SIU board approved parking fee increase set to begin fall quarter. The union letter argues the hike may take up to 1,500 percent in some cases and could reduce wages. A petition by the Non Academic Employee Union is also circulating seeking a review and alternative solutions.

Southern Illinois University International Union SIU Board of Trustees Carbondale Robert MacVicar Robert Brewner Elmer Brandhorst SIU Daley Rennie Davis Tom Hayden Mobilization Committee Vietnam Lincoln Grant Parks Clark Street Michigan Avenue Scott Vondran Vondran Wabash Avenue

Pig wins reserve sow title but eats award in Wyoming

Constance the pig, reserve sow champion at the Wyoming State Fair, reportedly devoured the large cardboard sign proclaiming her title. Owner Chris Foster of Cheyenne called the pig a fickle female with peculiar tastes.

Constance Wyoming Chris Foster Cheyenne

Radical Chicago protests yield unexpected victory for demonstrators

National Guardsmen fired tear gas as crowds gathered in Grant Park near the Conrad Hilton. The mobilization movement claims success in radicalizing participants and exposing police tactics while Daley's approach is debated.

J. Anthony Lukas New York Times Chicago National Guardsmen Grant Park Conrad Hilton California New York Highlands Gulf Stream Michigan Avenue Richard J. Daley International Amphitheater Mobilization Committee Johnson Paris Vietnam

Johnson Skips Chicago as Democratic Leaders Warned of Hostility

President Johnson avoided the Democratic National Convention after leaders warned he would face a cool reception. He stayed at the LBJ Ranch while delegates booed or ignored mentions of his name and the Vietnam plank backed by his administration.

Chicago Johnson Platform Conrad Hilton Hotel Richard J. Daley Stockyards Inn International Amphitheater George Christian White House Austin Tex LBJ John F. Kennedy Adlai Stevenson President Johnson Vietnam Humphrey

Take off running Humphrey plans grueling campaign

Waverly Minnesota reports Hubert H. Humphrey plans a grueling campaign framed as a concentrated version of the Kennedy Nixon 1960 race with tough nonstop schedule. Advisers expect intense state by state battles focusing on northern industrial states California and southern states while mobilizing southern moderates and Black voters.

Waverly Minn Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Edmund S. Muskie Nixon Kennedy California Midwest Ohio Michigan Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Maryland New York Deep South Georgia Alabama Mississsippi South South Carolina Florida Texas Johnson John Connally

Rainy and cooler across eastern Great Lakes region

Showers and thundershowers forecast today across the eastern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with cooler air. Friday high 84 and low 61, Saturday low 57, 10 am Saturday 66. Trace precipitation from Friday morning to Saturday morning. Sunset 7 32 pm, sunrise Monday 6 29 am, sunset Monday 7 31. Lake levels note Crab Orchard 3 in below spillway, Little Grassy 7 in below, Devil's Kitchen 2 in below, Lake of Egypt 9 in above spillway.

Great Lakes Ohio Valley Gulf Region Crab Orchard Lake Little Grassy Lake Devil’s Kitchen Lake Lake of Egypt

Romanians Rally in Training as Soviet Moves Reported

Thousands donned militia uniforms for a weekend drill as Romania bolstered combat readiness amid reports of Soviet armored concentrations near borders. Ceausescu pressed for a conference among ruling communists to address the Czechoslovak issue and non intervention guarantees, hinting at renewed ties with the Soviet Union.

Prut Moldavia Bessarabia Nicolae Ceausescu Romania Cluj Ceausescu Bulgaria East Germany Hungary Poland Russia Czechoslovakia Soviet Union

Czechs name new interior minister amid police shakeup

Radio Prague announced the appointment of Jan Pelnar as minister of the interior in charge of police, replacing Gen. Josef Pavel who resigned. Both men back liberal Communist leader Alexander Dubcek, with Svoboda accepting Pavel’s resignation.

Prague Czechoslovakia Radio Jan Pelnar Communist Party Bohemia Josef Pavel Pavel Ludvik Svoboda Pelnar Alexander Dubcek

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