Jagan Fails to Win Majority in Guyana Election
In Georgetown, the AP reports Cheddi Jagan’s Marxist People's Progressive Party leads in votes but lacks a majority under a new proportional representation system. With 91 percent counted, Jagan has about 103,222 votes, while Forbes Burnham's People’s National Congress trails at 87,448 and Peter Daguiar's United Force at 20,846.
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British Guiana
South America
Cheddi Jagan
National Assembly
Jagan
People's Progressive Party
Forbes Burnham
People's National Congress
Peter Daguiar
United Force
Sagan
Nlit
Assembly
Janet Rosenberg
Japan
Chicago
Communist Youth League
Tlingis
Castro
Guia
Britain
Indonesians Close USIS Station
Indonesians closed the U5, Informal service today in Surabaya amid danger of more American violence. A mob ransacked the USIS library in Surabaya and a cultural center in Takata, with protests tied to Congo intervention and U.S. support for Malaysia. President Sukarno vowed to crush Malaysia.
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Sakarta
Indonesia
Nemation
Surabaya
Java
U.S
USIS
Paul N. Neilson Tole
Jakarta
East Java
Oberlin College votes to permit 3.2 beer on campus
Oberlin Ohio AP reports a faculty vote allowing 3.2 beer sales at Oberlin College, a historic shift as the campus contemplates alcohol for the first time in 112 years. The town notes no alcohol is sold, while the WCTU originated nearby in 1874.
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Oberlin
Baker Probe Turns to Bank Records
Washington AP Senate investigators will examine bank records of Bobby Baker and a witness who accused him of engineering a political payoff tied to a government construction contract. The Rules Committee plans a closed session with Edward T. Hugler to review Baker and Don Reynolds records while Reynolds, an insurance agent, claims he was the conduit for 25 000 to the Democratic campaign fund from Matthew II. McCloskey. McCloskey disputes Reynolds testimony, saying the overpayment to Reynolds Insurance was a pool. The probe continues as Gittis denounces Reynolds as untrustworthy.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Edward T. Hugler
Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Matthew II. McCloskey
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Ireland
McCloskey & Co
Reynolds Insurance
Inclore Hugler
Sue Lyon Wins Divorce in Santa Monica
Sue Lyon, the 14 year old actress who played a npumphet in Latita, has divorced Hamptun Faneher I in Santa Monica. They married Dec 22 last year and separated in September. She said she felt unhappy, could not telephone her mother, and kept her name.
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Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Sue Lyon
Latita
Hamptun Faneher I
Elamoing
Miss Lyon
Superior Court
Atiniuny
Stamp Dispute Sparks Divorce in Indianapolis Case
An Indianapolis woman was granted a divorce after testifying a quarrel over eight banks of eating stamps led to cruel and inhuman treatment. She claimed the stamps were hers while her husband contended he owned and cashed them. Judge Glenn Wynk granted the divorce.
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Indianapolis
Jadpe
Glenn Wy Unk
Squirrel Whiskers Finds New Home In Maryland Estate
Inia Sunny Villa resident Miss Panselle rescued a five month old red squirrel named Whiskers after it climbed into a tree limb and fell. She relocated Whiskers to Frederick area, seeking a suitable cage for a transfer to Whiteford, Maryland, amid uncertainty about females and the animal’s adapting.
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Érs
Frederick
Western Marys
Afrald
Whiteford
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