Wilson urged to call ballot after Hull victory
Laborites pressured Prime Minister Wilson to seek a general election soon after Kev in McNamara won Hull North, boosting Labour’s Commons majority to four. Wilson, facing rising polls and a party mandate, reportedly resists splitting the window for a vote, despite a strong local result and a wider national trend.
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Poverty dispute slows UCS board action in Cedar Rapids
A dispute at an UCS board session highlights friction over Medicare Alert costs. Mayor Robert Johnson accuses Linn county and UCS of funding a project for non Medicare beneficiaries, estimating total project costs at 23 600 dollars while urging Social Security to cover Medicare Alert expenses.
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U S Forces in Vietnam Reach 197000 as Masher Action Rages
United States military said all elements of the 25th Infantry Division’s two brigades have brought U S forces in Vietnam to 197000. Two Skyraiders were lost with a pilot presumed killed and another airman bailed out after engine failure. The operation Masher’s first major encounter left 37 Viet Cong dead and six captured, with other actions reported by Korean, U S, and Vietnamese units around Tuy Hoa and Bong Son. The article also covers local governance disputes over the LEAP anti poverty program in Cedar Rapids and criticism of Medicare Alert funding.
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Gas Break Cuts Off 10 Nebraska Towns In Freezing Weather
In NORFOLK Nebraska a six inch natural gas line rupture cut gas to 10 communities within a 25 mile circle as temperatures fell to eight below zero. More than 20 000 people were affected while public buildings in Norfolk opened to oil heat or alternative systems. The break was repaired about five hours after discovery and service was expected to resume by nightfall for all areas. Gas meters were off and would be relit by technicians once pressure returned. The cause of the break was not known.
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Post-Truce Fighting Heats Up in Vietnam
In Saigon AP reports heavy Viet War fighting resumes after the Lunar New Year truce. US forces press three allied drives deep into the coastal plain while a Senate foreign relations committee considers a $415 million aid request. Fulbright and others oppose renewed bombing and debate continuing operations as helicopters land north of Saigon amid skirmishes with North Vietnamese forces.
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Judge Dismisses Charge Against Estel Braden in Linn Court
Estel B Braden, 40, had robbery with aggravation charges dismissed in Linn district court after a police probe cleared him in the Sept 4 Armstrongs department store holdup. Judge Harold Vietor ordered Braden held for Johnson county authorities and urged justice in the decision.
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Rusk Faces Senatorial Quiz On Bombing Strategy
Washington AP report notes U.S. officials discuss potential renewal of bombing North Vietnam. Secretary Rusk and top advisers weigh timing and scope as President Johnson considers escalation. Mansfield and Fulbright favor pausing further air raids. Hawks push for stronger action against Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Hughes says Potter in conflict over tax service ties
Des Moines Iowa Governor Harold Hughes says Tax Commission Chairman Lynn Potter has a potential conflict of interest for helping his wife’s Cresco tax service prepare returns. Hughes would require Potter to resign from state duties if the conflict cannot be corrected, though he defended Potter’s integrity and called him an honorable man. The matter prompts further review by Potter and Attorney General Scalise as weather worsens and the issue lingers into next week.
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Cuban sea captains defect from ships refuse arms to Vietnam
Two Cuban sea captains who defected from ships in Spain said they expect many others to follow their lead rather than obey Havana orders to deliver arms to North Vietnam. At least eight Cuban ship officers have defected since November, with captains from the Milks report detailing flights to Japan Korea and Vietnam ports.
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