Laborites Push to Abolish Lords in UK Parliament
In London AP dispatch Laborites in the House of Commons urge abolition of the Lords after Conservatives in the upper chamber reject a Labor order for a total trade boycott against Rhodesia. Prime Minister Harold Wilson weighs whether to press an all party push for an elected or appointed senate amid mixed support.
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Six Missing In Hotel Fire at Central Hotel Chesaning
A fire at the Central Hotel on Broad Street in Chesaning destroyed the 80 year old facility trapping residents. Six of the 18 occupants, mainly middle aged and elderly men, were reported missing while six others were treated for burns after leaping from the second floor. owner Henry Moldenhaver was unavailable for comment.
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Pueblo Skipper's Wife Leads Drive For Release Of Crew
Mrs Rose Bucher wife of Cmdr Lloyd Bucher leads a campaign to free the Pueblo crew held in North Korea for nearly six months. She criticizes slow diplomatic efforts and defends public pressure while coordinating families and volunteers across cities.
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Department of Defense
Lloyd Bucher
Citizens Will Save Mustangs in Wyoming Alliance
Three residents of Lovell Wyoming formed an independent sponsor group for a herd of about 10 wild mustangs roaming the Wyoming Montana border. The Bureau of Land Management plans to trap the horses and would require the sponsor to buy and care for them. A Billings district supervisor met with the trio to discuss. The three aim to maintain a 75 to 100 animal herd as a tourist draw while fencing is built to trap the horses.
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UPI
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Charles E. Wagner
Floyd Schiegher
Phyllis. Hill
Bureau of Land Management
Dean Bibles
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Card Game For Friars Jury Trial Reported In LA
UPI notes in Los Angeles that bridge expert Oswald Jacoby played gin rummy with a defense attorney in federal court as part of the Friars Club conspiracy trial. The prosecution contends peepholes and devices let defendants cheat at least $100,000 in games. Cooper represents Mau rice Friedman and others named include Manuel Rickey Jacobs T Warner Richardson Benjamin Teitelnbaum and Johnny Roselli.
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UPI
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Pal
Grant B. Cooper
Friars Club
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Dachy
Cooper
Maurice Friedman
Las Vegas
Manuel Rickey Jacobs
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Benjamin Teitlenbaum
John-ny Roselli
Mickey Cohen
Major Meat Unions Prepare To Merge
Two major meat unions plan to merge to keep pace with corporate consolidation. The 370,000 member Amalga union and the 90,000 member United Packinghouse Workers are set to consolidate after joint conventions in July. Voting on the merger will occur at separate gatherings in San Diego and Los Angeles before a unified meeting in July.
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Los Angeles
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Diego
Thai Terrorists Flee Into Jungle
A band of about 50 Communist terrorists is believed to have fled into southern Thailand after an ambush on a Malaysian border patrol. Blood trails and a large cross-border search involve more than 600 Malaysian and Thai soldiers and police, with 15 patrol members killed and 18 wounded. two survived unhurt.
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