Sav-Mart Plans East of Carbondale in Belleville
Sav-Mart, a Belleville based firm, drafts a development east of Carbondale along New Rt. 13 south of the main road. The plan centers on a Sav-Mart store with grocery and service shops, a separate 32 lane bowling alley restaurant lounge, a bath house swimming pool park and tennis courts with dormitories for about 400 persons nearby.
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Rt. 13
John Jones
Sidney Katz
Belleville
Kaiz
Deaths Mount As Snow Sweeps Nation
Snow and sleet storms from the Rockies into the Great Plains crept through the Midwest to the Northeast, bringing an early winter. At least 46 deaths were attributed to the slow-moving storm as blizzards caused outages, road closures, and travel disruption from Maine to New York and Illinois.
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Carbondale Center Planned by Say-Mart Group
A Say-Mart led group proposes an $85 million Carbondale retail complex east of Carbondale on a 40 acre tract. The plan includes a department store service shops groceries a drive in theater and offices with housing and recreation facilities aimed at a 350000 person market. Groundwork includes annexation water and sewer considerations with SIU data backing the project and a planned completion over several years.
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Rusk and Gromyko Hold Two-Hour UN Session
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foregin Minister Andrei Gromyko spent two hours at the United Nations discussing East West tensions. They addressed disarmament and European questions, noted no talks on Vietnam or UN finances, and signaled a future face-to-face with Laos talks. The MLF plan remains a point of contention linked to NATO allies.
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Southern Ilinoisan Briefs Highlight Local Topics
Bond firm may pursue action against Herrin as outlined in page 37 notes. Kentucky recreation project promises regional competition for Southern Illinois per page 3. Williamson County Courthouse fate discussed on page a. City register reports a significant gash issue and bazaar fundraising by ladies on page 21. SIU eag ers drop first game. page Ty.
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McNamara Estimates Budget Near Fifty-Nine Billion
Secretary of Defense McNamara said preliminary estimates for next year’s defense budget will be slightly below 59 billion dollars. He spent two hours at the White House reviewing figures with President Johnson.
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Weekend Weather Outlook Warmer Then Partly Cloudy
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures through Monday with partly cloudy skies. A dip to the upper teens to low 20s is expected Sunday night, followed by light northerly winds and a mild Monday.
Old Turks seize GOP Senate control in Illinois
Ralph J. Johnson reports that the Illinois Senate GOP caucus elected W. Russell Arrington of Evanston as majority leader, with 17 of 26 votes, signaling a power shift to the so called Old Turks. Arrington, a 38 year old lawyer and veteran senator, will lead a newly named slate including Joseph Peterson of Princeton and Robert Coulson of Waukegan as whips, as the party shapes leadership and committee chairs for the 1955 session.
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Mount Vernon
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St. Joseph
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Ehzinan
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John Tauky
Chicago
John Marmis
D-Chadwick
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Elward
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John Lewis
R-Marshall
Cook County
Ralph T. Smith
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Rotunda
Alan Dixon
Belleville
Sheriff claims FBI offered cash for help in civil rights killings
Philadelphia Miss December 5 AP Sheriff Lawrence Rainey said FBI agents promised money and protection for information on the murders of Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. FBI called the charge ridiculous noting 155 agents worked the year‑long case infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan and interviewing over 1 000 Mississippi residents.
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Lawrence Rainey
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Rainey
Mississippi
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Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Philadelphia
Jackson
Roy K. Moore
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Republicans Disagree Over Burch Removal Debate
Denver dispatch reports after hours of debate Republican governors approved a statement opposing narrow politics and radicalism and urging leadership with a broad view of Republicanism. Three top leaders backed the call for National Chairman Dean Burch's removal, while Fannin and Hansen cautioned the resolution was not a call for ouster.
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