Britains Election May Reorder World Ties and Policies
LAC notes that a Labour victory in Britain's Wednesday election could reshape the United States relationship with Britain and NATO, with socialization of industry, stronger ties to France and possibly to Communist powers. The piece compares British and U.S. campaigns, costs, and parliamentary structure, warning of broad economic and diplomatic shifts depending on the outcome.
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Labor Party
United States
Labor
Russia
China
Europe
NATO
France
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
GOP States Campaign to Avert Vote Frauds
The Republican National Committee announced a nationwide ballot security program to prevent voting fraud in key states. Dean Burch said millions still believe Nixon was deprived of the presidency, and the plan includes door-to-door canvassing, state and precinct observers, on-site tabulation checks, and law enforcement involvement to prevent intimidation. Harlington Ward Jr. is named as program director.
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Local notices and ad details from Lom Beach California 1993
Published brief from the Sixth Street Pine Avenue area in Long Beach California dated March 27 1993. Adjudicated by Sue iperlay court appears with references to delivery and pricing figures 279 and 3300 in unclear context.
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$90,000 loan offered to pay Pawtucket teachers
A Pawtucket supermarket owner offered to advance 90000 to the city to fund a 200 a year teacher raise during a strike. He would accept repayment from next year’s budget. Officials called it well meaning but legally problematic. About 400 of 500 teachers stayed home in 17 schools amid a system of 11000 pupils.
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XB70A Bomber Speeds Past Sound Barrier in Test Flight
The XB70A bomber, flown by test pilot Alvin White, broke the sound barrier during a 1 hour 38 minute flight. The aircraft, nearing completion at North American Aviation's Palmdale plant, posted an official 740 mph speed near 35,000 feet after a three hour engine start delay, with the takeoff at Lisk Field described as flawless.
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