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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1964

Page

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Pope Paul VI Arrives in Bombay in Grand Welcome

Pope Paul VI arrived in Bombay in a spectacle of crowds with police guarding a throng exceeding one million along a 18 mile motorcade. The pontiff spoke of a journey of peace and love and was greeted by Prime Minister Shastri and Vice President Hussain. The visit accompanies the 8th International Eucharistic Congress, the pope's first attendance at such a gathering.

Pontiff Pope Paul Lal Bahadur Shastri India Zakir Hussain Shastri Hussain Tional Beirut Lebanon Charles Helou Hussein Oweini Bombay Pope

AMA selects Dr James Z Appel as president elect

Miami Beach Fla Dec 2 The American Medical Association moved to its highest governing body today selecting Dr James Z Appel a 17 year old family physician from Lancaster Pa a member of the AMA board of trustees as its president elect He will assume the presidency in June

AMA Miami Beach Fla James Z. Appel Appel Lancaster

Power Fight For Illinois Senate Leadership Heads to Battle

Springfield December 2 AP Sen George Drach of Springfield and Sen W Russell Arrington of Evanston appear set for a contest for the Illinois Senate Republican leadership. With a 33 25 GOP edge over Democrats in the 1963 General Assembly, leaders will organize Friday. Drach challenged Arrington's claimed vote backing saying he has not solicited votes though many senators offered support. He noted Arrington may have less backing than advertised and described himself as a moder ate who would not be overly bellicose.

Springfield George Drach W. Russell Arrington Evanston Illinois Senate GOP Drach Arrington Senate Arthur Bidwill River Forest Bidwill Drech Arring‘ton Mid- West U of I Linois Henry

Stocks Push Ahead After Hard Beating

New York stock market staged a moderate recovery after a two day rout. The Dow slipped below September–November levels but rallied with heavy trading on the NYSE and AMEX with gains in U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Ford and Jones & Laughlin. The AP 60 stock average rose to 822.7 and the 30 industrials index to 897.25 as treasury bonds firmed and corporates mixed.

New York Eix New York, Stock Exchange Steels U.S. Steel Bethlehem, Republic Jones & Laughlin Chrysler Ford Chicago & Great Western Associated Press Dan Jones American Stock Exchange Treasury

Maine Struck By Blizzard Rips Through Coastal Counties

In Maine a blizzard dumping up to two feet of snow stranded hundreds of travelers across Hancock Washington and Aroostook counties. Winds up to 60 mph created eight foot drifts as two people died and towns from Eastport to Presque Isle suffered hotel and road closures.

Portland Maine Atlantic Coast Eastport Hancock Washington Aroostook Machias Presque Isle

Former Johnson aide uses 5th Amendment

Washington December reports Bobby Baker refused questions from senators investigating an alleged $23,000 payoff tied to a government contract. He invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to surrender subpoenaed documents while denying wrongdoing as hearings touched on stadium funding and campaign finance.

Washington Bobby Baker Capitol Baker District of Columbia TFX White House Walter Jenkins Senate Carl T. Curtis R-Neb Maj Lennox P. McLendon Don B. Reyolds William M. McLeod Jr McLeod House of Representatives District of Columbia Committee Reynolds Washington, D.C

Johnson studies Viet Nam expansion options with Taylor

President Johnson met Tuesday with advisers to discuss proposals to intensify the Vietnam war. He directed Ambassador Maxwell Taylor to urgently consult with South Viet Nam on strengthening Premier Huong s government and expanding the anti Communist effort while weighing broader air strikes. Taylor reported mixed progress and rising security problems in northern South Viet Nam, with Johnson seeking a stronger civilian base before wider U.S. action.

Charles Mohr New York Times Washington Johnson Viet Nam Maxwell D. Taylor South Viet Nam Tran van Huong Saigon White House Taylor Huong Robert S. McNamara Max Ambassador Taylor Sal- Bow

State Faces Higher Enrollments and Costs in Higher Ed

Illinois faces a 1965 67 biennial funding surge as enrollments rise by about 19 700 across six state universities and budgets seek 420 million dollars. Northern Illinois University shows the largest percentage increase at 73 1 percent, with U of I and Southern also seeking sizable boosts amid calls for detailed cost breakdowns and capital improvements.

State Ralph H. Johnson Lindsay-Schaub Legislative Urbana Illinois Southern Illinois University Ilinois Board of Higher Educaton Champaign- Urbana University Ofllinois Use Board University Oflinois Southern Ilinois University Eastern Tlinois University Tlinois State University At Normia Macomb Charleston Delyte W. Morris Southern Norman Holmes Northern Morris Ben Heineman Chicago Gil Canter Browne Lyman A. Glenny Keith W. Smith

Beatle Ringo Starr Undergoes Tonsil Removal

London December 2 AP reports Beatle drummer Ringo Starr had his tonsils removed today. A hospital spokesman said his condition was satisfactory and he is in stable condition after the procedure.

Ringo Starr London

Plan Averts Clash In U N General Assembly

United Nations observers called the Tuesday meeting a victory for Secretary General U Thant as four power diplomats agreed to a staged opening. The plan limits early sessions to general policy and noncontroversial issues while a 20 nation committee seeks a solution to the Soviet Union’s unpaid peacekeeping dues and the U S demand for a vote on the matter.

United Nations U.N. General Assembly United States Soviet Union U Thant Thant Assembly General Assembly Middle East U.S Jose Ite Assembly

Rain Across Southern Illinois Brings Mixed precip Tonight

Rain and sleet continue across southern Illinois with little temperature change. Lows near tensions in the 30s. Thursday brings rain northward then a change to snow in northern counties and a drop in temperatures. Highs Thursday expected 30 to 38 degrees.

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George W. Cornell Pope Paul VI Papal Party Interna Shasi LBJ Heineman Holmes Teachers College Board F. H. McKelvey Eastern ISA Western U of T U.N
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