Minor Party Backing Trudeau Signals Turbulent Parliament
The New Democratic Party says it will support Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau if he meets their terms to govern, giving Trudeau a potential path to continue in power after a tight election. Leader David Lewis warned the parliament could topple if demands are unmet, and suggested ND opposition could pivot to supporting the Conservatives or force another election.
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David Lewis
House of Commons
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Liberal Party
Commons
Robert Stanfield
Lewis
Stanfield
Navy Plans POW Return Preparations in Norfolk
Norfolk AP report says Operation Egress Recap outlines Navy and Atlantic Fleet contingency plans for bringing American POWs home from North Vietnam. A high level meeting of East Coast commands is set for Nov 20 at Norfolk Naval Station to review and coordinate arrangements, with the session closed to reporters. The exchange is targeted to complete within 60 days of a peace agreement signing.
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Defense Department
North Vietnam
Navy
Coast Command
Norfolk Naval Station
Governor Bartle Testified Roosevelt Suppressed Katyn Report
Two years ago Governor George A. Bartle of Pennsylvania testified that President Roosevelt ordered him to suppress a report blaming Russia for the Katyn Massacre of about 45 000 Poles during World War II.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Russia
Tuna War Erupts Anew Between U.S., Ecuador
Quito reports renewed tuna conflict as U S and Ecuador clash over fishing jurisdiction. Seizures include eight boats held by Ecuadorian authorities and fines eyed by Washington, with seven vessels later released after license proofs. President Nixon signed compensation legislation for illegal fines.
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Ecuador
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Freedom
Gemini
California
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Tunshaat Assa
U. S. State Department
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U. S
Washington
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Ecuidor
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Theron
United States
Gallup says independents rise as voters shift party labels
Chicago AP George Gallup Jr cites growing independents as key to future campaigns suggesting candidates run as liberals or conservatives rather than as Democrats or Republicans. He notes many defections from Democrats become independents and independents may become the second largest voting bloc behind Democrats.
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George Gallup, Jr
National Electrical Manufacturer's Assn
Gallup
Democratic Party
American Institute of Public Opinion
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Arab Leader Seeks African Support Tour Begins
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia starts a five nation tour in Africa to promote closer ties between Africa's Muslim nations and the Arab world. He travels to Uganda and other countries to rally backing for Arab-African cooperation.
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Faisal
Afria
Uganda
Africa
Battle Over Club Fire Terminates Two Club Presidents
In Flint, two motorcycle club leaders died in a Sunday gunfight ending a feud tied to alleged arson at their clubhouses. Jane L. Witt, 24, head of the Offenders, and Merle J. Casita, leader of the Iron Cobras, were killed as tensions between the groups rose after a recent clubhouse incident.
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Jane L. Witt
Merle J
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Iron Cobras
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Court Rejects Black Charges Of Harassment
A federal district court jury in Jackson Mississippi rejected charges of harassment and physical abuse by highway patrolmen and deputies against 10 Tougaloo residents. Plaintiffs alleged roadblocks near Tougaloo were to coerce through checks on licenses and arrests. The nine whites and three blacks jurors found no misconduct and Judge Cox noted some blacks feel they deserve better treatment than whites.
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Tougaloo
W. D. Noble
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Starald Cox
Leftist convention in Bangladesh vows nationwide anti corruption drive
In Dacca a convention of leftist parties agreed to launch a nation wide campaign against corruption as a first step toward a united opposition to Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Pro Moscow factions did not attend and the group will reconvene November 40 to finalize its program.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Salvation Army Christmas Basket Plans Face Turmoil
Salvation Army plans its usual Christmas food basket program while funding and policy disputes with Churches United Center on separating religious and service roles. Catholic Charities and the Community Food Bank coordinate efforts, with adoption style baskets and referrals to avoid duplication as church groups rally for support and beautification projects.
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Eugene Adney
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Tose
Comunity Food Bank
Churches United
Richard Steninger
Steninger
Jon Bank
Charles Fitzpatrick
Catholic Charities
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Community Food Bank
Tax Collectors Strike Signals Mass Walkout
ARAME AP report notes tax collectors and Salvation Army workers in Italy began a strike affecting food distribution and ushering services. The walkout spans a week with calls for higher pay and broader labor demands, impacting contributions and welfare agency operations. Major Adney referenced in the protest among others.
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Salvation Army
Italy
Adney
YMCA Plans Customized Fitness Program Kickoff
At a breakfast meeting the Central Y outlined a national YMCA Physical Fitness program. Casali said a test will tailor a personal wellness plan for members starting Jan. 1, with a 45 minute routine covering cardio, endurance, and strength. Wenkster urged a man to invite friends to join for 20 days as a friendly health outreach. The Jefferson Pep Band and Vigorlanes provided music.
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Hearlh
Casall
YMCA
W.H. Wenkstert
Jefferson Pep
Gud the Vigorlanes
Irish Sniper Kills British Soldier Amid Northern Ireland Attacks
In Northern Ireland a British trooper Pvt. Stanley Fevauig 19 was killed by a sniper near Belfast as violence spiked. The same night a Catholic woman Agnes Griffiths was beaten tarred and hair shorn after accusations she aided security forces. Bombs disrupted rail service along the Ulster border, and a Catholic man and a Protestant activist were among others targeted. Political tension rises as parties warn of boycott if Catholics lack protection. Manchester report notes 19 year old James Mangold jr received a year in jail for petty theft mixed in a district court case.
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Walaind
Vindho
Yhous
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Ulster
Irish Republic
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Trists
Old Lionps Sie
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Agnes Griffiths
Sarmy
Ardoyne
Sha
Manchester
James Mangold, Jr
Ryan
Allied troopers clash with Axis in Tunis advance
French and German troops exchange fire in Tunis as Allied forces push along the frontier toward Tunisian air and ground defenses. The maneuver aims to seize key strategic locations in North Africa.
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Tunis
Funisian
Cotbal
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