Editorial assesses Britain's swing to Labour under Wilson
A guest editorial argues US comfort rises with Conservative rule but predicts Labour will govern in Britain after a narrow victory for Harold Wilson. It warns on nationalization plans for steel trucking and building industries and weighs Britain’s foreign policy stance including nuclear control and relations with the US.
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Britain
Churchill
Labor Party
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de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
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Neck injury after two car crash on Beard Street
One person sustained a neck injury in a two car crash Friday on Beard Street at 3 p m. Elizabeth Neely 42 Riverside California passenger in a 1958 Ford driven by Fred Neely 50 Riverside. Vera H Lott 35 of 1514 Ist Ave SW drove a 1960 Falcon. James Bernard Neely 27 of 1517 Ist Ave SW drove a 1963 Ford and collided with a 1960 Chevrolet driven by Helen Moody Waters 29 of Danville. No injuries reported.
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Elizabeth Neely
Riverside
Cal
Fred Neely
Vera H. Lott
Ist
Ave
Ford
James Bernard Neely
Ist Ave
Helen Moody Waters
Danville
Hoover Back At Capitol
The mortally remains of Herbert Hoover, 31st president, arrived at the Capitol to receive honors. President Johnson and First Lady accompanied Hoover’s casket in the solemn procession, with 38 paying tribute in New York and the casket to remain in the rotunda before a flight to West Branch Iowa.
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Herbert Clark Hoover
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U.S. Capitol
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New York
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Statesman
Great ‘Rotunda
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Union Star
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Lee Hoover
Soviet Mission To China Hinted By Diplomatic Circles
Reports among diplomats suggest Mikhail Suslov, Kremlin troubleshooter and top Soviet China expert, leads a possible peace mission to Peking. His absence from public events in Moscow fuels speculation amid questions of his health and role in smoothing ties with Mao Zedong.
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Moscow
Mikhail Suslov
Kremlin
Sergei S.biryuzov
Yugoslavia
Suslov
Mao Tee-tung
Study Of MSFC Elements Move On Webb Says
Huntsville officials said James E Webb NASA administrator agreed to consider Congressman Boggs proposal to move parts of Marshall Space Flight Center to the Michoud Plant in New Orleans to monitor contracts. No decision yet. Webb will study details long and without immediate results. The aim is to keep high level NASA staff near contractors building the Saturn vehicle and to preserve Marshall intact in Huntsville.
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Marshall Space Flight Center
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Michoud
New Orleans
Joe Jones
NASA
Webb
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Congressman Boggs
Alabama
Jones
Washington
Wernher von Braun
Louisiana
Boggs
Huntsville Times
Blount questions Boggs NASA claim in Alabama visit
Winton M. Blount president of the Alabama Chamber of Commerce disputes Rep. Hale Boggs claim that hundreds of NASA scientists will move from the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville to a New Orleans center. Blount spoke with Alabama business leaders during James Webb’s two day Alabama tour.
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Alabama Chamber of Commerce
Winton M. Blount
James Webb
NASA
Alabama
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Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Marshall Space’ Flight Center
Huntsville
New Orleans
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Webbs
Goldwater Faults White House Security On Visit
In Southern California campaign stops Senator Barry Goldwater charged that despite an FBI clearance for Walter Jenkins serious questions remained about White House security. He cited Jenkins resigning after morals arrests and read a prepared security critique to crowds from Pico Rivera to San Diego.
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Calif
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White House
California
Los Angeles
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Jenkins
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Fullerton
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San Clemente
Oceanside
Washington
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South
Ocean
Hill
Mothers For Moral America
Philadelphia
America
Scores Area Football Roundup Highlights Week Results
Moulton defeated Austin 6 to 0 Huntsville edged Decatur 13 to 0 Town Creek toppled Clements 42 to 14 Athens beat Cullman 28 to 26 West Point won 19 to 18 over Holly Pond George Washington and William and Mary played to 21 to 0 Indiana defeated Miami 28 to 14 in college football action.
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Austin
Huntsville
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Miami
Dozen Guards Help Quell Riot at Maryland Prison
About 100 state troopers moved into the Maryland House of Correction to quell a riot in which nearly 600 inmates participated. A dozen guards were briefly unarmed in locked cell areas as fires, water torrents, and flying debris caused damage. two inmates were injured.
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Maryland House of Correction
Wasohn F. Folker
John C. Sparks
Folker
Stigler
Associated Press
Vernon L. Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
J. Millard Tawes
Davidson
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