Federal officials plan talks on Crab Orchard industrial area
Refuge head and acting regional Fish and Wildlife Service director in Minneapolis set to meet Southern Illinois groups to discuss the Orchill Crab Orchard Refuge future. SLU director says Interior will send a rep to an Oct 26 SU directors meeting to review long range recreation plans. Hughes seeks preliminary meetings with area chambers and labor leaders to outline industrial and recreational options, including land use and possible government action.
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W. A. Elkins
Federal” Fish and Wildlife Service
Minneapolis
Southern Jindis “Inc
Orchill
Gollvey Hughes
SLU
Kenneth J. Gray
West
Frankfort
Dept. of the Interior
Grab Orchard
Hughes
Chambers of Commerce
Labor
Ordill
Elkins
Sangamo
Fish and Wildlife
U S Presses Viet Nam Reform After Buddhist Crisis
The United States will press South Viet Nam for policy reforms though plans to oust Ngo Dinh Nhu and brother President Ngo Dinh Diem have stalled. Diem calls the Buddhist crisis closed. Nhu resists retirement as U S relations with Saigon grow more complex under new ambassador Lodge.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Strong
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
Diem
Viet Nam
Secret Police
Kennedy
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Marion Plans Waterworks Drive To Attract Industry
Marion city officials plan a three year push to attract new industry once a $1.389 million waterworks upgrade is finished. The project will lift the plant capacity to three million gallons daily from one million, enabling expansion and new development. A federal grant of $544,000 and $545,000 in revenue bonds will fund a raw water line, storage, and extended mains, improving water pressure and fire protection while supporting a long term supply.
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Diva Walley
Southern Microrsan
Marion City Administration
Marion
Robert Butler
Chamber of Commerce
Hel
Henry ‘Sullins
Butav
Greater Egypt
Acre
Board of Education
Butler
Adolph Flack
Rail Panel Chief Losing No Time
Washington AP Kennedy's pick Ralph Seward named to head a seven member arbitration panel to resolve the railroad labor dispute. He plans to meet with Labor Secretary Wirtz to set a panel meeting and work on issues involving 32000 freight and yard firemen jobs and train crews. The panel includes two university professors and two labor and management appointees with long arbitration experience.
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Washington
Kennedy
Ralph Seward
Willard Wirtz
Seward
Congress
James J. Healy
Harvard
Graduate, School of Business
Benjamin] Aaron
Institute of Industrial Relations
Institute of Industrial Relations At’ the’ University of’ California
Los Angeles
J.E. Wolfe
National’ Railway Labor Conference
Guy W.” Knight
Pennsylvania Railroad
HL. E. Gilbert
CIO Brotherhood of
R. H. McDonald
Afl-Cio Brotherhood
Records Fall Stocks Edge Higher in Historic Highs
The stock market vaulted to new highs with the Dow approaching historic levels as brokers hoped a renewed investor interest would reverse selling trends since the 1961 peak and the Black Monday drop of 585.76 in June.
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Roger Lane
Associated Press
New York
pAaye -Wall Street
Dow
Old High
Militant Mothers Defy Governor in Huntsville School Walk-In
Gov. George C. Wallace closes four Huntsville schools for a day to block integration while a group of about 25 militant mothers marches with children through state trooper lines at East Clinton and registers them. Two pupils are turned back at Fifth Avenue as FBI agents observe. no classes are held.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
East Clintor
Jand
State Highway Patrol
Fifth Avenue School
W. Hereford IV
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Sidney Brewton
John
East Clinton
Joe Payne
Huntsville Board of Education
Land
Alabama
Swank Tells Of Savings And Budget Reform
Harold Swank says the Illinois Department of Public Aid will live within its $640,000 two year appropriation and aid costs rise in winter while Rep. W. J. Murphy leads the Budgetary Commission in Springfield. Murphy seeks reform but faces partial cooperation from normhare figures after the first meeting.
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Ralph H. Johnson Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Illinois Budgetary Commission
Rep
W. J. Murphy
Murphy
House
Everett Peters
R-St
Joseph
Harold Swank
Illinois Department
of. Public. Aid
Judy Schliep Miss Illinois Shines At Ball Gown
In Atlantic City on September 6 Judy Schliep, Miss Illinois, aged 26, impressed judges and spectators alike in a ball gown competition. She moved with poise and natural ease along the half mile runway in Convention Hall, receiving warm applause from the audience and her delegation as iridescent beadwork on her pearled gown reflected stage lights.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Judy
Schlieper
Tinois
Ilinois
Reds Say Soviets Tried Urge Revolt In Sinkiang
Chinese press in 1960 accused the Soviet Union of attempting to incite revolt in Sinkiang and of border subversion. The Peking attack claimed thousands of Chinese were drawn or forced into the USSR and remain there. Khrushchev was criticized for alleged unreasonable demands in 1958 to dominate China. The report notes disputed borders, Soviet subversive activity in Ili, and a 30,000 word critique published in People’s Daily and Red Flag, with Mao’s fingerprints evident.
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Red China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Chine
Ili
Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
Mao Tze-tung
Weather brief fragment hints at Saturday forecast
Fragmentary OCR notes a temperature range around 80 to 85 degrees with a low and mid paragraph references. It mentions a weather map and details for Saturday but lacks complete context or location.
Javits Says U S Troops May Be Used
Senator Jacob K. Javits warned the Senate that President Kennedy may have to dispatch U S marshals or troops to Alabama to reopen schools slated for integration. Javits said it would be a trying decision but the President should have public and congressional support for the necessary steps.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
The
Senate Today
Kennedy
U.S
Alabama
Javits
Congress
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