Wilson aims to calm British storm over royal finances
Prime Minister Harold Wilson planned to address the House of Commons on royal finances amid backlash from Prince Philip's Washington television remarks. The prince noted monarchy funding and inflation allowances, while critics and some Labour MPs urged restraint as the economy tackles rising costs and wage pressures.
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Memphis Negroes vow school boycott over tear gas protest
In Memphis the Negro community pledges a full scale school boycott in response to police tear gas used to disperse a Black Monday demonstration led by Rev. Ralph D Abernathy. Arrests of Abernathy and three others sparked the clash. no serious injuries reported.
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Federal judge upholds doctor abortion rights in DC case
A federal judge struck down DCs law banning abortions by doctors, ruling the 1901 statute vague and unconstitutional. He urged rapid appeal to the Supreme Court, warning that if upheld in other circuits, abortion prohibitions could spread across many states. The decision notes a broader scope for a womans liberty and privacy.
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Soviets claim US navy plane with nuclear weapons crashes near Sicily
Moscow reported via Tass that a U S Navy aircraft carrying nuclear weapons crashed in the Tyrrhenian Sea near Sicily on Nov 10 near Ustica. Tass cited extreme search measures and offered conflicting origin routes from Saratoga and Sicily while Italian papers echoed possible hydrogen bombs aboard. A U S Navy spokesman in Naples said no nuclear weapons were aboard.
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Scaffolding accident kills Guyana governor-general Sir David Rose
London authorities probe a deadly scaffold collapse that crushed Sir David Rose 46 the governor-general of Guyana as he sat in his car near Whitehall. His chief of protocol Paul Mittleholeer survived with serious injuries. Sir David died at Westminster Hospital. His son John 18 and chauffeur injured. He helped govern since independence in 1966.
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Priests Seek Equal Power With Bishops in National Council
Washington AP reports the National Federation of Priests Council calls for a National Pastoral Council where laymen and parish clergy share power with bishops. Father Patrick O Malley says priests are angry at consultative status and want planning and decision making input. bishops' spokesman doubts a council would gain binding authority.
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GOP Whip hints at reluctant Haynsworth vote
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott may back Judge Clem ent F Haynsworth Sr for the Supreme Court only if his vote is needed to assure confirmation He plans to vote against him if the administration has enough votes to confirm or if the nomination looks doomed Scott will wait after the first vote to decide The debate opens with 11 Republicans and 8 Democrats undecided A White House official says Nixon remains confident Whittaker questions ethics charges while noting support may hinge on views of civil rights and labor rulings
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Four Children Die In Escondido House Fire
Four Garcia children sleeping upstairs perished in a north Escondido two story home blaze. Six others escaped with their parents as neighbors and a neighbor boy also survived. Fire officials cited possible ignition from a floor furnace and smoke inhalation as the cause.
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Marcos poised for landslide victory in Philippines election
Incumbent President Ferdinand Marcos led in general elections amid violence with police ordered to shoot to kill. Reported deaths rose past 60 as Osmena trailed, with Lopez and Magsaysay also in the race. TV projection predicted a landslide for Marcos, amid heavy voting and heightened military alert.
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