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bondafs Mrrtn Miirnku.w... SOUTHERN ILLINOISAN, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1964 rage nvw New Nation Morality Play Arab Regime Overthrown In Zanzibar Decency Group Dissolves Demos Add Convention Delegates Washington, Jan. 13 (AP) immediate danger but Picard Zanzibar," said several persons Louisiana's Rights Tift To Continue (c) 1964 New York Times New Orleans, Jan. 13 Four more years of hostility Dar Es Slaam, Tanganyika, Jan. 13 (AP) to get out from under this thing.1 were killed in the fighting that told the U.

S. embassy in Dar broke out Saturday night and Shooting and looting were re Es Salaam he wanted to get the dependents on the destroyer raged on into Sunday. So Bruce Spencer dropped the name he used as organizer of SINA and became once again ported today on Zanzibar, new est member of the British Com Two policemen were killed Manley cruising off shore. when the African nationalists his true self, Alan Abel, a 39 monwealth whose Arab govern ment was overthrown by Afri- stormed the armory, the broad year-old writer and lecturer Authority for the Manley to dock was being sought from Washington by consular officials. They feared there might The Democratic party has taken a bie step toward solving one of its convention problems, that of proportionate represen who lives in New York City.

can Nationalists. Abel was in Chicago for a tele cast said. Another policeman was reported killed defending the home of the ousted prime minister, Mohammed Shamte to civil rights and Washington seemed assured today in Louisiana by the surprising nomina The ousted Sultan, Seyyid be repercussions if the destroy vision interview. tation. But another problem has, By Paul Driscoll Of the Associated Press Chicago, Jan.

13 The Society for Indecency to Naked Animals is no more. A New Year's resolution has laid to rest that phantom group with 58,000 phantom members dedicated to clothing the "vital parts" of all animals who are at least four inches high and six inches long. For four years Bruce Spencer evangelized throughout the nationwagging an accusing finger at indecent animals, browbeating unbelievers, singing the society's marching song and grabbing publicity from San Jamshid Bin Abdulla, was be er docked. The rebel govern It was a glorious four years- If anything, been aggravated lieved to be fleeing up the coast Hamadi. ment has declare a state of tion of John J.

McKeithen for governor. The party began in 1952 to in his yacht, leaving the spice Hamadi was believed to be emergency and warned all ships ignore the fact that some states island republic in the hands of McKeithen, who campaigned with the sultan. The sultan's picketing the WTute House, threatening giant corporations with 58,000 non-existent pickets, and, as Abel puts it, "never smiling, knitting my brow and were growing and others were to keep clear of Zanzibar territorial waters. his political foes after Sunday's as a humble country lawyer op yacht was last reported heading losing population. The result: coup.

for Mombasa, 150 miles north The report of the latest shoot Some smaller states had a dis posed by the "Negro bloc vote" and city politicia upset de-Lesseps S. Morrison in Satur Frederick P. Picard, U. S. from Zanzibar on the coast of ings, described as sporadic, talking with dedication." proportionately loud voice ir the consul in Zanzibar, said by tele Kenya.

"It wasn't a hoax," Abel in convention. day's Democratic run off pri phone the situation is still deli The revolt occurred a month There were two ways to cor came from Picard over a telephone line that is one of the few communication links still open out of Zanzibar. mary. and two days after Zanzibar Peoria Fire Loss Million Peoria, Jan. 13 (AP) A fire in a blizzard Sunday destroyed a furniture store in downtown Peoria.

The Fredman Brothers-Si Brown store was a complete loss and Fire Chief Lester Menace estimated total damage at "pretty close" to $1 million. Neighboring buildings were damaged by smoke and water and suffered broken windows. The blaze, fanned by winds of up to 35 miles-an-hour, raged out of control for more than three hours. It threatened nearby buildings for a time and fire men extinguished three fires that started in nearby stores. Cause of the fire was not immediately learned.

Firemen fighting the blaze in swirling snow were hampered also by heavy smoke and ice which formed on streets and equipment. JOHN BOAZ' FATHER DIES Raymond Boaz, 68, 2407 Washington Paducah, Ky.t the father of John Boaz of Cat bondalo, died Saturday in Paducah. He was a member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church. He leaves his wife, Gertrude; sons John, and Robert of Decatur; and seven grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. Thomas More Church. The Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today at the Roth Funeral Home, Paducah.

cate and he is trying to get 21 U. S. women and children removed from the island nation rect this situation: Take votes away from some states cr give The victory of the 45-year-old Francisco to New York. "Then, on New Year's Eve," sists. "It was a morality play to prove how gullible the American people are.

But it was a failure. "Nobody got the message. gained independence. It was a British protectorate for 73 state public service commission Some of the shooting possibly off Africa's east coast. Spencer said, "I told myself, years.

Zanzibar remained in the er means that President Johnson and the Democratic ticket could be attributed to Africans celebrating the revolution. 'Look, I'm Alan Abel. I've got There are 57 Americans sta British Commonwealth. The may face a governor indifferent A broadcast by the revolu rebel broadcasts gave no indi tioned at a tracking station for the Project Mercury satellite cation that this tie would be at best to the national party's tionary regime's radio, styling ortunes in the November elec broken. itself "the Freedom Fighters of, program.

They appeared in no tion. voters to others. The first seemed too painful. So Saturday tb-j Democratic National Committee approved a vote allocation formula for the 1964 convention which recognizes both population and zeal for the party and greatly increases the number of votes to be cast. But the other problem, size of the convention, is thornier than ever.

To cast the 2,316 votes authorized for the August convention, Another apparent result Is a Power Display rise in animosity between whites and Negroes, who al India Rioting Fatal To 75 ready had scheduled mass Warship Sent To Saigon street demonstrations here next spring against segregation. Despite indications that scat disclosed that the flagship, the New Delhi, India, Jan. 20 (AP) (c) 1964 New York Times Saigon, Jan. 13 The United States is sending Nine Oiled In Home Fire Port Norris, N. Jan.

20 (AP) Flames destroyed a two-room frame house, killing Mrs. Virginia Johnson and her eight children Sunday. The bodies of Mrs. Johnson, 26, and four children were found near a door. The door opened inward and was blocked by a bed.

The dead children were David, 11; Roxanne, 10; Alice Jean, Daniel, Margaret, Virginia, Trace Lee, 2 and Nicky, 10 months. Their father, David D. John guided missile cruiser Providence, would arrive at St. Jacques, at the mouth of the tered rains and chill winds had reduced the turnout of voters, the total surpassed the record of 906,475 set last Dec. 7 i- the first primary.

Unofficial returns Saigon River, next Saturday morning. rom all but two precincts show They laughed, but that isn't enough. If people believed we were serious and millions did then they're going to believe the other organizations that are sinister or devious." Abel said he rented a broom closet in his New York hotel to use as a fake office. The closet door faced the corridor and looked like all the other doors. "Reporters stood guard at that broom closet for hours," he said.

"There was nothing in there. Finally, we put in a 25-watt light bulb, enlarged the key hole and hung up a picture of a horse wearing shorts." The horse with shorts decorates the cover of "Inside SINA," the official organ of the society. "We printed a couple hundred copies of the magazine and told people we printed 10,000. They believed us. And the New York Post Office banned them from the mails." Abel said the ban was lifted when he complained to Washington.

"Inside SINA" is full of all kinds of information. For example, there are patterns for homemade boxer shorts for dogs and ed: McKeithen 492,647, Morrison 451,998. The theft of a sacred Moslem relic in Kashmir has mushroomed into the worst outbreak of Hindu-Moslem violence since hundreds of thousands were killed in the 1947 massacres that followed partitioning of the Indian subcontinent. Hindus are killing Moslems In Calcutta, India's largest city, and Moslems are killing Hindus in villages of East Pakistan, just east of Calcutta. Both In the committee approved 3,056 delegates and 2,2 alternates.

This means that about 5,264 of them will be floating around Atlantic City's mammoth Convention Hall, compared with 4,509 four years ago in Los Angeles. As usual at Democratic conventions, most will be casting enly one-half of a vote. Only 1,308 for GOP By contrast, the Republican convention in San Francisco will have only 1,303 delegates, to cast a like number of votes. McKeithen will be opposed by Charlton H. Lyons a 69-year-old Shreveport oil man and the Republican candi te in the March 3 general election.

Lyons Funds Asked By Libraries Chicago, Jan. 13 (AP) The Illinois Library Association, in a report issued Sunday, has no army or Iceland navy. is expected to have substantial the flagship of the 7th Fleet here to underline its support of Viet Nam's military junta and to demonstrate U. S. military power in Asia.

Although there have been a string of high level visitors from Washington, some U. S. officials feel the physical presence of the flagship symbolizing power of the entire fleetwould provide more concrete evidence of the U. S. commitment in Vietnam.

Although the isit was being billed officially as a "courtesy call" by fleet commander Vice-Admiral Thomas H. Moorer, well-informed sources said the principal reason was to forcibly "show the flag." Some officials were hopeful this would help quell any wavering of Vietnamese morale at son, was on an oyster boat in the Atlantic Ocean at the time. support, including some from dian and Pakistani governments Democratic liberals and moder Another 1,308 alternates are au If you were born State trooper Robert Warner said the fire was started by a ates disgruntled by their nomi are reluctant to disclose the full horror of what is happening, oartly for fear that the violence thorized, meaning that physi asked for more state aid for li nee's use of the rac issue. before 1913 cally the GOP convention will be about half as large as the wood burner. There was no insulation under the burner, which was about six inches off However, Louisiana has not will spread.

had a Republican governor Democratic conclave. The official death toll in the let us tell you how you the floor, and heat set the floor since reconstruction. Democratic leaders say they Calcutta area was 75 Sunday. can still apply for lift on fire, Warner said. For the 5 1-y ear-old Morrison, don't mind.

The al braries in Illinois. The report was compiled the last 18 months by the ILA's library development committee, headed by Alphonse F. Trezza. A library crisis now exists in the state, the ILA report declared. It said that more than Unconfirmed reports circulating ternates and delegates give insurance policy (issued up to age 80).

Once your application in responsible quarters in Cal POLICE BRIEFS horses, phony letters to the edi cutta indicate the number is far the balloting marked his third consecutive defeat in a gubernatorial contest. Morrison resigned as ambassador to the Or them more openings to spread among the party faithful. But is approved, the policy can to Energy: Larry Boyer, West higher. carried the rest of your life. the current critical juncture of The highest figure responsi Frankfort, fined $15 and $10 costs for speeding by Magis convention floor managers may be gnashing their teeth come No one will call on you.

And ganization of American States, the war against Communists bly reported from East Pakistan is 29 deaths. But Hindu refu there is no obligation. to which he was appointed by tor and snippy answers, funny-looking graphs and charts and a warning of "moral disaster areas" where there is excessive nudity of horses, cows, dogs and cats. "We even had a crossword August. and tend to quiet tendencies to resident Kennedy, to make 75 per cent of the libraries in Illinois each serve fewer than 10,000 people.

And although the number of libraries has increased by 35 look for neutralization of the gees reaching Calcutta have in Here's how the vote allocation formula adopted Saturday the race. Tear out this ad and mail it today with your name, address and year of birth to Old Ameri dicated the number is greater. country or negotiations with Communists to end the war. works: trate Olen Ballard on ticket by Energy Police. Johnston City: Raymond and Omie Welty, Rt.

1, Johnston City, fined $10 and $29 costs each by Magistrate Olen Ballard for disorderly conduct on Johnston City Police ticket. Hatred between Hindus and "Budget" is derived from can Insurance 4900 Oak, A U. S. Embassy spokesman per cent, the report said, the average number of people served the old French "boueette." Each state will get three convention votes for each electoral vote. Since the Electoral Col Moslems has long existed in what used to be British India.

Dept. T112B, Kansas City, Mo. puzzle that couldn't be worked," Abel said. "And a recipe for dog and cat dessert that would kill them." per library dropped 2,000 from 64141. meaning "little bag," according to Encyclopedia Britannica.

1947 figures. lege is based mostly on popula (Mvrtixmnt) It stems from economic and power rivalries as well as religious differences. tion, this helps solve the repre The ILA suggested that the trend could be reversed if the state financed: 1 Libraries I Castro Visits Khrushchev Moscow, Jan. 13 (AP) Prime Minister Fidel Castro serving 10,000 or more people; WILLIAM McGEE DIES; FUNERAL IS TUESDAY Funeral services for William The Kennedy Tragedy 2 Local library systems; 3 Isaac McGee, 81, formerly of Four regional resource centers already in operation in Illinois, and 4 Creation of unified cata sentation problem. Likewise, each state gets a convention vote for every Democratic votes cast in 1960.

Thus bigger states with more voters will benefit. Furthermore, each state voting the Kennedy Johnson ticket in 1960 will get a bonus of 10 votes. By and large, the Northeastern industrial states gained the 311 N. 14th Herrin, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Johnson's arrived today on a surprise visit logue and serial lists for public, to Premier Khrushchev witn A Complete Written and Pictorial Record for You of the Assassination Funeral Home, Herrin.

academic and special libraries. Mr. McGee died at 3:30 p.m. more Soviet economic aid for Cuba presumably his aim. Trezza said there are "ac Saturday at the Jackson County The Cuban leader may have tually one million more people Nursing Home, Murphysboro.

had been in ill health about trouble in getting an increase in in Illinois without li' rary serv-; most at the expense of Great help. Khrushchev is spending and four years. ice than there were 15 years ago." Plains, Rocky Mountain hundreds of millions of dollars JESSE BAGGOTT OF ANNA DIES Jesse Baggott, 90, Anna, died Sunday in Hillview Nursing Southern states. Since the convention as a whole will have 52.2 per cent more votes than in 1960, states which gained more than this are proportionately better off and states which gained less lost ground. ivir.

iicGee formerly was custodian at the Herrin First Methodist Church. He was born April 6, 1832 in WTolf Creek, the son of John and Lina Walker McGee. He leaves a son, Randall of Pasadena, step-daughter, Mrs. Bessie Ridings of Rt. 1, Home, Vienna.

He was born Aug. 13, 1873, in Union County. He was a retired farmer. to buy wheat from Canada, Australia and the United States, and he has embarked on a massive expansion of the Soviet chemical industry. Khrushchev gave Castro the same red carpet welcome as last April, when Castro visited the Soviet Union for five weeks.

The Soviet premier was at the airport along with other officials. Castro said his visit would be considerably shorter than his stay last year because he had to return to Cuba for the sugar harvest now under way. His visit took Western diplomatic colony and the State De Murphysboro; half brothers, George McGee of Belleville and Baggott leaves his wife, Jul Earl McGee of Energy; halt iette; two sons, Amos of Car sisters, Mrs. Pearl Ray of East bondale and Raymond of Cob- MARTHA A. GIFFORD SERVICES SCHEDULED Funeral services for Mrs.

Martha A. Gifford, 90, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Cosby Funeral Home of Creal Springs. Rev. Kenneth Bissey will of don; two daughters, Mrs.

Mauel Johnson of Elgin and Mrs. Cal-lie Webb of Kankakee; two step St. Louis and Mrs. Clyde Mann of Carterville; and nine grandchildren. Rev.

Glenn Hock of Energy will officiate. Burial will be in Herrin City Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. sons, Samson Wiley of Anni and ficiate Burial will be in Creal Clarence Wiley of Ohio; a step Now the complete drama of the assassination of President Kennedy and the momentous events that followed are yours in a handsome, hard cover book writ ten and Illustrated by the staff of The Associated Press. The 100-page book Includes scores of the memorable photographs, both in color and black and white, which recorded the four fateful days in November.

This newspaper has arranged to distribute this book as a public service. Entitled The Torch is Passed," this historic record is available only through this newspaper, and will not be sold in stores. Be sure to order yours early as delivery will be determined on first come first serve basis. daughter, Mrs. Esta Cochran of Cobden; 10 grandchildren and if I partment in Washington by surprise.

So were the Cuban people who, hours after his departure, had not been informed. A Cuban economic delegation has been in Moscow for 11 days, reportedly asking for a big increase in aid. It seemed likely that Castro came to add his pleas to the delegation's. four great-grandhcildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.

Tuesday at the Norris and Son Funeral Home, Jonesboro, with Rev. Kenneth Stewart officiating. Burial will be in Anna Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today at the funeral home.

Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Gifford died Saturday at the home of her son, Albert Gifford of Springfield, where she had lived eight years.

She was born in Lancashire, England, Oct. 1, 1873, a daughter of George and Amelia Partington. She was married to I. L. Gifford July 15, 1900, in Creal Springs.

Mrs. Gifford leaves her son, sister, Mrs. I. J. Nix of Mobile, and two grandchildren.

DON LANDERS, 72, GRAND TOWER, DIES Don Landers, 72, Grand Tower, died Sunday in St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, Murphysboro. His hip was broken in a fall last week. He was employed by Central Illinois Public Service Grand Tower. Ho was a member of the Eagles Lodge, Murphysboro.

He was born April 22, 1891, in Alto Pass, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Landers. He leaves his wife, Mary; one son, James L. of Kansas City, one sister, Mrs.

Anna Newton of Grand Tower; two ADA Offers 'Boldwater1 Forecast (c) 1964 New York Times Washington, Jan. 13 It is 1965 and Garry Bold-water is president. There are Arizona cacti in the White House rose garden. H. L.

Hunt is secretary of labor and Curtis LeMay is secretary of defense. The State Department has been reduced by half 25 per cent of the employes have been let go for economy, the rest for being on the attorney general's S.T.V. (Soft On Total Victory) list. This political fantasy was published today by Americans for Democratic Action. Called "through the looking glass darkly, a day with President Garry Boldwater," the 22-page booklet builds much of its story on Sen.

Barry Gold-water's statements. MRS. ARRO DIES; FUNERAL IS TUESDAY Mrs. Ruth Evelyn Arro, 44, of 604 S. Church Christopher, died at 6:45 a.m.

Saturday in Franklin Hospital, Benton. She had been in ill health about a year. She was a lifetime resident of Franklin County, born in Benton Jan. 8, 1920. She was the Easley Neal.

She leaves her husband Raymond; children, Doris Ellen and Raymond Andrew, both at home step-father, Edgar Kirk of Benton; sisters, mrs. Joan Hank-ins, Mrs. Dorothy West and Mrs. Margaret Kearney, all of Benton, Mrs. Norma Montoya of Christopher, and Mrs.

Jessie Wilkie of Herrin; and a brother, Leon Kirk of Benton. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Russell Funeral Home, Christopher. Rev. E.

G. Gossage will officiate. Burial will be in Masonic and Oddfellow Cemetery, Benton. Friends may call at the funeral home. brothers, Virgil of Greenville and Charles of Gideon, and two grandchildren.

Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Vnn Nat-ta Funeral Home, Grand Tower, with Rev. Paul Bryant, pastor of the Grand Tower Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Joy Cemetery east of Grand Tower.

Firends may call after 5 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. POLICE BRIEF MRS. LILLIE LEMONS OF MURPHYSBORO DIES Mrs. Lille Jordan Lemons, 81, of 233 S.

13th Murphysboro, formerly of Elco, died Saturday night at home. She lived with a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Van Cluster. She leaves five daughters, Mrs Van Cluster, Mrs. Cecile Dil-low of Carbondale, Mrs.

Alberta Arvin in California, Mrs. Reba Powless of Waukegan and Ilean Garsp of Waukegan; two sons, Harley Jordan of Springfield and Orville Jordan of St. Louis, sister, Mrs. Mamie Sharp of Elco; and 30 grandchildren. Friends may call at the Cau-ble Funeral Home in Elco.

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