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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1964

Page

1

Masked gunmen rob bank truck after seizing three priests

In Saterson New Jersey, gunmen wearing Halloween masks held three priests at St. Anthony's rectory while looting an armored bank truck. They escaped with about $511,000 to $521,000 after disarming two guards and leaving the priests bound. Police say the crime involved professionals who studied the route. The bank notes $511,000 was insured.

Saterson N.J St. Anthony's Atl Frank Fernandi John Godley John Anderson First National Bank of Passaic County Anderson William Ludwig

Wildcat Walkout Idles New York Piers

A wildcat walkout by Longshoremen idled about 40 piers in New York Harbor. Officials could not immediately state the share of port activity affected or confirm whether the strike stemmed from a new proposed contract or sympathy with Gulf Coast workers who rejected a similar proposal.

New York Gulf Coast

Southern Illinois Weather Early Week Outlook

Fair to partly cloudy conditions linger through Tuesday with little temperature change. Turning cooler Tuesday night with lows 20 to 30 and highs 40 to 50. Weather details appear on page 10 with map and additional notes.

Illinois

U N Seeks 60 Million for Peacekeeping Fund

United Nations officials say a 60 million dollar voluntary fund could fix a 126 million dollar peacekeeping deficit caused by unpaid dues. Negotiations led by U Thant and General Assembly president Alex Quaison-Lamptey aim to settle assessments and voting rights before Christmas recess.

United Nations U. N United States Soviet Union U Thantie Alex Quaison-Lackey General Assembly

Johnson Seeks Fast Budget Cuts For 1968

President Johnson places budget reductions at the top of his agenda at the LBJ Ranch. He will meet with his budget director and three Cabinet members to push lower federal spending, aiming to keep total requests under 100 billion for the year beginning July 1, 1968. Budget officials note selected departments seek relief, while mandatory outlays and existing obligations limit what can be cut. The budget must be finalized by New Year’s Day for printers and a late January House and Senate session.

Johnson City Tex Johnson Lbj Ranch George B.nedy Washington Budget Bureau Gordon Jobajson Congress

Beagle Refuses Lift as Johnson Pledges Farewell Tug

President Johnson tries to depart the White House for Andrews Air Force Base but his beagle Him resists. After a brief tug of war a social service worker carries Him aboard the helicopter to join the Texas trip to the LBJ ranch.

Johnson LBJ Ranch Texas White House Andrews Air Force Base

Ranchers Help Rescue Stranded Cattle Amid Severe Winter Weather

Across the Pacific Northwest and Mountain West heavy snows and gale winds strand cattle and motorists. California to Washington faces five foot passes and 75 mph winds near North Bend Oregon. widespread storms kill several and close highways.

California Washington Pacific Northwest Oregon Cascades North Bend Ore San Diego Calif Havre Mont Key West Fla Middle States Montana- North Dakota Montana Arctic Pacific Helena Valley Northwest Seattle Sierras Los Angeles County New Mexico Indiana New England Maine New York State W. Va Route 40 Penn, Sylvania Colorado Iowa

Train and mine disasters claim dozens in Latin America

A fog bound freight train crashed into a stopped passenger train near Tacotalpa Tabasco Mexico killing 41 and injuring 75 including three American tourists. Engineer fled scene blamed for the wreck as victims from Fresno and Alhambra endure fractures and amputations while another Peru mine blast near Cerro de Pasco kills 57.

Villahermosa Mexico Nils Werner Alhambra Calif Carl Berson Fresno Calif Tacotalpa Tabasco Mexico City Miguel Sanchez Cruz Tenosique Coatzacoalces Veracruz

McGovern seeks release of Kennedy memorial film

Senator McGovern to introduce a sense of Congress resolution urging the U S Information Agency to distribute the film John F Kennedy Years of Lightning Day of Drums to domestic educational media and commercial television. The film was prepared for world showing but has no U S release authority.

George S. McGovern Congress U. S. Information Agency John F. Kennedy

Silent purge in Saigon shakes South Viet Nam government

Weekend coup by young Vietnamese generals dissolved the High National Council and arrested over 20 leading politicians. Premier Tran an Huong and Chief of State Phan Khac Suu still nominally in power as U S officials warn civilian authority eroded. Brig Gen Nguyen Chanh leads the junta, which claims to seek national unity and mediation between religious and political factions.

South Viet Nam Viet Cong Young Turks High National Council U.S Tran ¥An Huong Phan Khac Suul U. S Nguyen Chanh 1St Army Corps Cambodia Ngo Dinh Diem Diem Saigon Cheif Duong van Minh

Market Rally Keeps Going

New York stock trading stayed active as the market moved into a fourth straight session. Broad gains favored motors chemicals rails airlines building materials and utilities with General Motors up and DuPont aiding the averages while Comsat slid further after an advisory service call.

New York General Motors Chrysler Ford DuPont Comsat Associated Press American Stock Exchange

Weather Blamed Fires Kill 66 In Nation

Fires across the United States have caused at least 66 deaths in three days as winter cold pushes furnaces to capacity. A nursing home blaze in Fountaintown Indiana killed 20 elderly residents, while a Palmyra New York house fire claimed Mrs Paul Breeden and her six children. Other fatal fires occurred in Chicago and surrounding communities, with multiple homes destroyed and residents displaced.

Associated Press Fountaintown Ind New York Paul B. Breeden Palmyra Rachester Cnraren Breeden Chicago

Duke Recuperating After Abdominal Surgery in Houston

Duke of Windsor is recuperating in Houston at Methodist Hospital after abdominal surgery last Wednesday. Increased activity was scheduled today as he progresses.

Houston Tex Duke of Windsor Methodist Hospital

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Frank Fernand Pater Maygon St Anthony’s Frank Graves John O'Brian U.N Assembly Congo Middle East Security Council Air Force Lima Peru Neet Cerro da Pasco Sen. McGovern Kennedy Fae Minh Espanei Duke
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