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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1973

Page

12

Nixon asks trade bill he shelved

President Nixon urged Congress to set aside his trade proposal for the Soviet Union unless Soviet emigration policy improves. He warned he might veto the measure if not satisfied. Speaker Carl Albert released the letter as debate was tentatively planned for next week. The bill would broaden Nixon's authority to negotiate trade and extend Most Favored Nation status to the Soviet Union and other Communist states, with an emigration condition attached by the House committee.

Washington Nixon Congress Soviet Union House Carl Albert Albert United States Ways and Means

Burditt Front-Runner To Oppose Stevenson In Senate Race

Chicago AP report says former State Rep. George Burditt emerged as the GOP front runner to face Sen. Adlai Stevenson while House Speaker W. Robert Blair ruled himself out. Illinois leaders had discussed Burditt and Blair as possibilities at a Chicago GOP meeting with Don Adams and other officials noting Burditt’s strong backing.

Burditt Stephenson Blair U.S. Senate Chicago George Burditt Adlai E. Stevenson W. Robert Blair Blair Chicago Sun-Times Illinois GOP Don Adams United Republican la Grange Stevenson John‘b. Anderson Rockford Donald Rumsfeld The

Danes swing right as prime minister resigns after defeat

Socialist Prime Minister Anker Joergensen resigns after Denmark's general election delivers a sweeping rightward shift. Queen Margrethe summoned leaders for a conference as the government stays on as caretaker until a new cabinet is formed. Voters punish leftist welfare policies and high taxes, reshaping parliament with many new faces.

Copenhagen Anker Joergensen Denmark Joergensen Queen Margrethe

Local addresses and streets listed in rec 1001 notes

The fragment lists multiple street addresses and intersections including Marion 800 N Park, Herrin 314 E Main, Carbondale det W Main, Benton 1123 W 3rd St, Mt Carmel Main and Raymond, Harrisburg. The sparse OCR piece provides only place names and street spans without context or events.

N. Court Marion N. Park Herrin E. Main Carbondale W. Main Benton W. ‘3Rd St Mt. Carmel Raymond Harrisburg

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