LBJ Declares Daylight Saving Time Official Nationwide
President Johnson signed the daylight saving law to end annual clock changes. The measure requires all communities to shift to daylight time on April 24 at 2 a.m. local time and revert on the last Sunday in October. Starting next year the nation goes on daylight for six months unless a state votes to stay on standard time.
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Power Struggle On Following Death Of Iraq's President
In Baghdad and Tehran conflicting reports spread after President Abdel Salam Aref and 10 aides died in a helicopter crash. Premier Abdel Rahman Bazzaz assumed presidential powers as factions speculated on succession and blame. Military and emergency measures were reported in Baghdad while Kurdish rebels claimed involvement.
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Bombs and Uneasy Irish Peace Shattered in Kilmaco Attack
Irish extremists struck in the southeastern village of Kilmaco. They warned the campaign would continue as jailed comrades are released. The attack damaged an automatic telephone exchange cutting Dublin from the southeast and involved submachine gun and rifle fire in the early morning hours. No injuries were reported.
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