British Guiana Election Ends Jagan Coalition Bid
In Georgetown Premier Jag an failed to cling to power as vote counts show Forbes Burnham leading a coalition. D’Aguiar’s United Force won 29 seats with 124 percent? and Jagan’s People’s Progressive Party held 45.3 percent with 2 seats. Jag an called for review of proxy votes amid protests over rigged elections.
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Judge to Forbid Rail Unions to Call Strike
Chicago AP report states U S District Judge Joseph Sam Perry will issue a restraining order to bar three unions representing about 33 000 workers from striking for at least 10 days. The move aims to delay a nationwide work stoppage tied to stalled negotiations with railroads.
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Free Speech Leader Heads East on University Rallies
Mario Savio, Free Speech Movement leader at Berkeley, leaves San Francisco with three aides for rallies at Ann Arbor, New York City, and more. He dismisses communist allegations and backs Academic Senate’s five point proposal granting students greater campus freedom.
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US Regrets Italian Move on Trade with Red China
Washington officials expressed regret over Italy’s decision to establish trade offices with the People's Republic of China. A State Department spokesman said the move is strictly commercial and technical, but noted it could affect political recognition dynamics amid broader Cold War tensions.
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Former Texas Candidate Minnie Cunningham Dies at 82
Minnie Fisher Cunningham a longtime Texas political figure and 1928 Senate and 193? gubernatorial candidate died in a Huntsville hospital at age 82 after a fall six weeks earlier. She lived in New Waverly and attacked seamen's rights while helping found a League for voters.
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