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  Sudan was to be administered jointly.
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  Two political parties had emerged. The National Unionist Party led by al-Azhari, demanded union of the Sudan and Egypt
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  It was abandoned after the Juba Conference organized by the colonial government, at which Southern chiefs agreed with northern nationalists to pursue a united Sudan. A crash program of integration followed.
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  agreeing to grant Sudan self government within three years. The agreement also provided for a senate for the Sudan, a Council of Ministers, and a House of Representatives, elections to which was to be supervised by an international commission.
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  They had no party or organization so they couldn't attend the conference.
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  The Parliament voted unanimously that the Sudan should become "a fully independent sovereign state".
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  General Abboud leads military coup against the civilian government elected earlier in the year
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  General Abboud declared that he would rule through a thirteen member army junta and that democracy was being suspended in the Sudan in the name of "honesty and integrity".
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  Internally the security situation in the southern Sudan continued to cause anxiety; successive Prime Ministers visited the South in April and October but neither threats nor blandishments succeeded in curbing the rebels.
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  Sudanese Communist Party leaders executed after short-lived coup against Numeiry.
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  when Colonel Numeiry signed a peace pact with Major-General Lagu, the Leader of the Anya-Nya rebels in the south.
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  Everyone wanted oil.
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  National Salvation Revolution takes over in military coup