Churchill Loses Political Debut in Britain Special Elections
In London AP report Winston Churchill II narrowly fails to win a seat as his Conservative challenge gains but Labor suffers notable defeats in two House of Commons districts. Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s government maintains a strong majority despite the setbacks.
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London
Winston Churchill
Britain
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Winston Spencer Churchill II
Manchester
Gorton
Kenneth Marks
Churchill
Konni Zilliacus
Labor
Private Colleges May Get Federal Funds
Greensboro AP reports Charles Dunn, aide to Gov. Dan Moore, said public funds could support private higher education in North Carolina. Speaking to 37 church related colleges, he noted education costs rise faster than endowment income and philanthropy while state economy grows.
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North Carolina
Dunn
Wetzel Denied New Trial in Patrolman Slaying
Frank Wetzel remained at Central Prison Raleigh after a North Carolina judge denied his petition for a new trial in the killing of highway patrolmen W. L. Reece and J. T. Brown ten years ago. He argued his rights were violated when arrested in Bakersfield California and that pretrial publicity affected his Sanford case trial.
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N.C
Frank Wetzel
Grim Central
Raleigh
North Carolina
Superior Court
Maurice Braswell
Wetzel
Bakersfield
Calif
W.L. Reece
J. T. Brown
Brown
Calorie Count Battle Calls for Traffic Safety Support
A call to back the local safety council in campaigns against traffic accidents. Emphasizes dieting as part of public health and urges community action to reduce road harms.
Houston Riot Charges Whitewashed by Mundt on Riots Claim
Sen Karl Mundt says the federal antipoverty agency whitewashed charges by Houston mayor Louie Welch that local antipoverty workers fanned racial unrest. Welch disclosed a May 24 letter to Shriver stating workers provoked tension and a TSU riot that left a police officer dead and two wounded.
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Houston
Texas
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R-S.d
Louie Welch
Senate
U.S
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Welch
Shriver
Texas Southern University
Antipoverty
Roosevelt Huffpower
Bertain English
Robert Techner
TSU
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