Triumph for Wilson splits foes in Commons vote
In London, a House of Commons debate ended with Prime Minister Harold Wilson ahead as Conservatives divided over Rhodesia policy. Wilson announced plans to meet Soviet leaders in Moscow in February, while his supporters silenced critics over Viet Nam. The government won 299 to 272 on sanctions against Rhodesia, with Liberal MPs backing the government and Conservatives largely voting against.
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London
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Wilson
Moscow
Americas
Viet Nam
House
Liberal Party
Edward Heath
Yonkers Fire Delay Reported In Giving Alarm
A preliminary investigation found a serious delay in reporting a fatal fire at a Yonkers Jewish community center killing 12. An unidentified employee spotted the blaze but did not sound an alarm, and authorities questioned whether earlier alert could have saved lives. The 87 year old brick building sits near Yonkers business district. motives and central alarm status remain uncertain.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Frederick Adler
Adler
New York City
Centers’ Board of Governors
Market Bombings Threats Hit Peninsula Groceries
AP report details two bombings in San Francisco Peninsula stores within days after extortion threats. In Pacifica a clerk was injured by flying metal while a fake money drop led to a blast as police responded. In Daly City a 24 hour market was warned by call to place funds in shrubbery before a bag bomb exploded, injuring no one.
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Pacifica
San Francisco Peninsula
Cleris
Daly City
James Fox
Dan Fong
Central Foods Market
Fong
Neil Tremaine
James Fong
San Francisco
Fernando Rivas
Ket
Rivas
Livermore to Settle Land Claim Over Airport Road
Livermore will settle a 25,000 claim out of court by condemning 11.8 acres linked to the airport property. Rancher Edwin Hagemann filed the notice after city failure to build an access road as a sale condition. City officials called the move unexpected, with a claimed acquisition cost near 55,000.
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Livermore
Livermore Area
Edwin EB. Hagemann
New
Hagemann
William Parness
John A. Lewis
Milo Nordyke
Hegemann
Lewis
Division of Highways
Titan 3 rocket stage flubs final maneuver
Cap Kennedy Fla AP Air Force probes why Titan 3 supper stage flubbed a critical maneuver and failed to place eight satellites into their intended orbits. Technical trouble delayed next launch. three of four satellites may have released into incorrect path. NASA and Air Force officials review data to determine cause and possible monthlong delay.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Judge Disqualifies Self In Wolden Trial San Francisco
In San Francisco Judge Leonard J. Ginsburg recused from the bribery case involving James Martin MacInnis after a challenge by his cousin Mrs. Bert Hirschberg and conflicting relations raised questions of impartiality. The matter comes after Judge Norman Elkington disqualified himself, citing past ties to the district attorney.
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San Francisco
Lenge
Leonard J. Ginsburg Hiss
Bert Hirschberg
Russell Wolden
Ginsburg
Tulare County
Roger ‘Traynor
California Supreme Court
James Martin MacInnis
Weep Sees Sane
Norman Elkington
San Francisco Superior Court
Elkington
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Mission Blvd
Titan 3
Jooping
Ham
Wolden
Revent
Andon Minshure
Ini Visalia
District Attorney's Office
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Solidoak, Reg
Sommes
Fremont
Fremont Blvd
Spesiak
Deluxe
Certan
Errs UC
Oakland
14Th St
29Th Ave
San Leandro
Alvarado St
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