Goldwater links Soviet pullout to test ban
Sen Barry Goldwater demanded a formal reservation delaying the test ban’s effectiveness until the Soviet forces are removed from Cuba and nuclear equipment and personnel are withdrawn. He aims to require international inspection and says the treaty could threaten peace as written. Cooper supports the pact, Mansfield pushes for ratification by a two thirds majority after debate.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.s.5.r
Dwight, D. Eisenhower
United States
Tee
Cooper
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Marion Council Gets Fast Start Under S I L's Walley
Marion's new City Council began May 6 with a focus on economy after eliminating two $6,000 annual positions and avoiding vacancies. They cut street maintenance, set water sewer tap fees, added a zoning inspector, formed safety codes committees, and opened the city dump 24 hours. Public reaction has been limited to one critical editorial on a liquor license grant.
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Diva Walley
Marion
Robert Buller
Butler
Adolph Winck
William Harris
Lawrence Feurer
E. E B. Jeter
Creal Springs
Mi City
Henry Sullins
Lake View
New West
Marion ‘Council
West Frankfort
Lawrence Finazzo
Marion Council
Desegregation Tensions Rise as Schools Open
Huntsville and Mobile schools move toward integration with two Negro students enrolled quietly in Mobile. Tuskegee remains closed under Gov. Wallace order as federal judge pushes admissions. Charleston faces another bomb scare while Englewood, New Jersey sees arrests in sit-ins. North Little Rock records reverse desegregation with a mother’s attempt to enroll her child in a Negro school amid threats.
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Raymond
Christian
Huntsville
Charleston
S.C
Charleston High
Rivers High
Englewood
North Little Rock
Ark
Yvonne Fitts
Birmingham Desegregation Sparks Violent Outbreak
In Birmingham Alabama a night of violence erupted as desegregation orders triggered clashes between hundreds of Black residents and police. A 20 year old man was killed and more than 20 others injured as gunfire, riot control, and rock throwing swept through the West End and Ramsay area near public schools.
Beauty Contest Miss Illinois Loses First Round
Judy Schlieper Miss Illinois from Decatur, a 20 year old University of Illinois coed, struggled to find her marked spot on stage due to glare during the opening campus scene at the Atlantic City pageant. She placed in a group of 18 bathing suit contestants and received praise for poise and grace though she did not win the preliminary.
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Suzanne Mich
Atlantic City
N.J
Judy Schlieper
Decatur
Miss Ilinois
Judy
University of Illinois
Alabama
Judy Short
Illinois
Ozark Fights Airline Bid Hearing Date Set
Springfield Illinois AP Ozark Airlines seeks to dismiss Lincoln Airways petition for service to 11 Illinois cities including Chicago Moline Peoria Champaign Quincy Springfield Decatur Alton East St Louis Carbondale Cairo Hearing set for Oct 22 after postponement and oral arguments.
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Illinois Commerce Commission
Ozark Airlines, Inc
Lincoln Airways
Illinois
Chicago
Moline
Peoria
Champaign
Quincy
Decatur
Alton
East St. Louis
Carbondale
Cairo
Lawrence Glenn
Murphysboro
New York Board Seeks Court Injunction Against Teachers Strike
New York City Board of Education votes 5 to 2 to seek a court injunction to block a teachers strike threatened ahead of the public school opening next Monday. The action follows an all night negotiating session with the teachers union led by president Mike Quill. The board demanded higher pay and better working conditions while asserting the union had no right to air positions at a public meeting. Robert Rubin led the board, stating the city’s Federation of Teachers strike threat jeopardizes one million children in city schools.
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City Board of Education
Mike * Quill
Transport Workers Union
Thy
Max Rubin
Rubin
Quill
Viet Nam War Woes Extend U S Involvement
U S advisers and military leaders revise long range war estimates as Buddhist unrest in Saigon deepens political volatility. McNamara warns of a prolonged struggle while Vance prepares a two week Pacific tour to inspect Viet Nam operations and report impressions to the Pentagon. Admirals and generals note uncertain Communist manpower and weapon replenishment in South Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
South
Viet Nam
Saigon
the Army
Cyrus: Vance
Pentagon
South’ Viet Nam
Budd
Vance
U. S. Army
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Not A Coward Diem Says He's Still Boss In Saigon
A Sept. 5 Vieta article quote President Diem asserting continued control in Saigon. He defends his government amid disputes and says his secretaries and aides must carry out his decisions.
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Diem
Saigon
Viet
Senate approves Manpower Training Act funding bill
Washington reports the Senate passed a bill for a third year of federal funding to cover all teaching costs under the Manpower Training Act. The measure, approved by a voice vote, moves to the House for consideration as conditions and timing are discussed.
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Senate
Washington
Tlinois
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Junta Seizes Hero in Seoul Presidential Pivot
In Seoul on September 5, the Korean military regime arrested ex Premier Yo Chan Song, war hero, boosting his political stock. The Liberal Democratic party central committee met and nominated him to run against Gen. Park Chung Hee, while Song remained confined at Mapo Prison amid the upheaval.
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Yo- Chan
Tiger) Song
Ite
Song
Mapo
Liberal Democratic Party
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Klingbiel Named New State Court Chief Justice
Justice Ray E Klingbiel of East Moline will become chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court on Monday succeeding Chief Justice Rey J. Solfisburg Jr of Aurora. Solfisburg and Klingbiel are Republicans.
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State Court
Springfield
Ray E Klingbiel
East Moline
Illinois Supreme Court
Mosday
Rey J. Solfisburg Jr
Aurora
Solfisburg
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