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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1964

Page

5

Guiana's Red Rule To End

In Georgetown British Guiana the anti Communist coalition appears likely as 91 percent of the vote shows Cheddi Jagan leading but failing to secure a majority. Jagan's People’s Progressive Party trails Burnham's People’s National Congress by seats and a Burnham Daguiar coalition is anticipated to form the government.

Georgetown British Guiana South America Cheddi Jagan National Assembly Jagan People’s Progressive Party Forbes Burnham People’s National Congress Peter Daguiar United Force Burnham Daguiar Richard Luyt Janet Rosenberg Jagan Chicago Communist Youth League Ilinois Beltish Guiana Cuba

Stolen voltage regulator from Carbondale car

Ed Verner of 406 E Stoker St Carbondale reports a voltage regulator was stolen from his parked automobile Tuesday night.

Ed Verner E. Stoker St Carbondale

Aiken Urges Amendment To Fight Remap Rule

Sen George D Aiken Vermont urged a constitutional amendment on legislative reapportionment at the 46th American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Philadelphia. He warned the Supreme Court decisions threaten state power and rural representation, urging Congress to settle powers of the court. Aiken cited potential loss of rural voices and services and called it a national political battle over taxation and programs.

Ralph Sanders Lindsay-Schaub Philadelphia Congress George D. Aiken Vermont Senate Agriculture Committee American Farm Bureau Federation Sen. Aiken United States Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court Kinois Agricultural Association Chicago AFRF Aiken Lewis F. Powell Jr American Bar Association Illinois Agricultural Association IAA Illinois Ohio Farm Bureau Ghia Farm Bureau C. William Swank

Two Freight Trains Collide Near Woodlawn Junction

Three locomotive units and nine empty coal cars derailed after a collision of two freight trains near Woodlawn seven miles west of Vernon. Engineer R W Hill of Evansville Indiana injured minorly as the Burlington and L N trains struck cars, overturning four and derailing diesel units. Rails torn up on both sides for short stretches. Burlington train was southbound. L N train from St Louis to Evansville.

ML. Vernon Woodlawn Here R. W. Hill Evansville Ind Nashville Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Burlington L&n St. Lewis

Oyster Hints Cuba Tension

The demotion and attempted suicide of Cuban labor minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez is seen as dramatic evidence of growing Havana regime tensions. Officials and experts say the incident may reflect internal problems in Castro's government, possibly linked to the armed forces amid arrests of two senior military commanders.

Tad Style New York Times Washington Maj Augusto Martinez Sanchez Havana Martinez Sanchez Fidel Castro Tme Castro

Pete Castraie Johnston City dies at 77

Pete Castra, 77, of 1309 Burgess St Johnston City, died at Veterans Hospital Marion at 5 50 p m Tuesday after an illness Funeral services set for 10 a m Friday at Murman and Wilson Johnston City with Father Raphael Malcolm Hollis officiating Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery Friends may visit the funeral home after 6 p m today

Pete Castra Burgess St Johnston City Veterans Hospital Marion Murman and Wilson Funeral Home Raphael Malcolm Hollis Lakeview Neral

Soviets Trim Arms Budget Cut to 12.8 Billion Rubles

Premier Kosygin announced a 500 million ruble cut in 1965 military spending, totaling 12.8 billion rubles and 12.9 percent of government expenditures. He urged other powers to follow suit, calling the move a step toward reducing international tension. The U.S. defense budget was noted near 49.5 billion dollars, with McNamara signaling a budget just under 50 billion.

Moscow Alexie N. Kosygin Soviet Union Kosygin Supreme Soviet United States

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