Germans Set to Hold Premature Elections in West Germany
Chancellor Willy Brandt named November 19 as the date for West Germany's first premature parliamentary election. He aims to secure the defeat of his government via a confidence vote in the Bundestag, with President Heinemann dissolving parliament within 21 days after the vote. All parties agree on the need for early elections amid a 248-248 stalemate.
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Primary elections shaping Massachusetts Washington and Oklahoma races
United Press International reports tight races as Massachusetts, Washington, and Oklahoma hold primaries. In New York City a special Democratic primary is ordered for the 14th District after many irregularities. Kerry faces attacks over an alleged basement bugging incident amid a crowded Massachusetts 6th District contest.
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Albert D. Rosellini
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Allard K. Lowenstein
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Out Islands Drive Bahamas Election Closer to Independence
Voters across the Bahamas face a May pivotal vote on PLP leader Lynden Pindling and independence from Britain. Up to 50 000 of 180 000 residents may decide the fate of 38 parliamentary seats and the nation’s push toward self rule.
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Stennis questions after North Vietnam raid probe
Senator John C. Stennis voiced concern over unauthorized bombing raids in North Vietnam carried out under Gen. John D. Lavelle. He pressed Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. John D. Ryan on why such actions continued undetected and whether orders from Washington supervised the attacks.
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U N Opens 27th Session Amid Terrorism Security Fears
The United Nations General Assembly opens its 27th session with heightened security to deter possible terrorism. The agenda includes measures to curb terrorism led by Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and a debate on Middle East issues.
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Britain struggles to house 50000 expelled Ugandan Asians
London report describes UK officials scrambling to shelter and employ thousands of Ugandan Asians after Idi Amin ordered their expulsion. First airlift of 193 arrived at Stansted, with more planned. Arrivals face cold camps, with Stradishall RAF base serving as temporary holding. Officials say evacuees will be relocated to London, Birmingham, Leeds, Edinburgh, Cardiff and smaller towns.
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Holton Plans Campaigning In Virginia For GOP Candidates
Gov. Linwood Holton, already touring for President Nixon, will campaign across Virginia next month for all GOP candidates. He said he will visit population centers and has been asked by Rep. William Scott to back his bid for the seat of Sen. William B. Spong Jr. Holton praised the President’s programs and noted voters recognize his agenda despite congressional losses.
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Schmitz to campaign in Memphis during visit
UPI reports American Party presidential candidate John Schmitz planned a Memphis stop with a series of appearances. Also in Tennessee, Memphis police continue a bank robbery hunt after a Monday holdup at the Brooks Road Union Planters branch netted about 1400 dollars.
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Former Murfreesboro publisher Carmack dies at 73
Edward Ward Ned Carmack prominent business and political figure died Monday at his Murfreesboro home after a heart attack. He was 73 and had previously owned edited and published the Murfreesboro News Journal and ran three U.S. Senate campaigns. A Nashville report notes Claude I Johnson of Memphis became Tennessee’s first Black agent of the Bureau of Criminal Identification after a civil service exam.
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Memphis
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