Jagan Falls Short of Victory in British Guiana Election
In Georgetown British Guiana Premier Cheddi Jagan leading in the popular vote failed to reach a majority under a new proportional system voting 211 MOM, PPC 103 222 votes, PNC 87 548, United Front 20 848. coalition likely as 35 districts counted.
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British Guiana
UPL
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Peoples Progressive Party
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Peoples National Congress
Forbes Burnham
United Front Party
Peter D' Aguiar
Railroad Walkout Threatened Again With Tuesday Deadline
Three unions of off train workers set a 6 am Tuesday strike deadline amid Christmas travel disruption. Railroads sought a temporary restraining order in U S District Court as mediators from the National Mediation Board try to resolve wage disputes and avert a paralyzing walkout.
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UPI
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U.S. District Court
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
CST
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
National Mediation Board
NMB
Joseph W. Ramsey
International Assocation of Machinists
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Stmrike
Forestal
Ramsey
Thei Srike
NME
Fransic A O'Neil
Washington
Kremlin to overhaul Khrushchev era budget in Supreme Soviet
Deputies arrived for the first Supreme Soviet meeting since Khrushchev's ouster. They plan to overhaul his budget and economic program and formally approve his dismissal. Debate will center on revamping the 100 billion ruble budget amid possible military spending shifts.
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Khrushchev
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Moon Shot Safety Device Hailed Success in Test
An unmanned Apollo test flight in New Mexico showed the launch escape system function as intended. The Little Joe booster hoisted the capsule to 45,000 feet, then deployed parachutes to safely return the mock spacecraft to the desert floor.
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New Mexico
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Earth
Glider launches Cape Kennedy return flight test
The Air Force opened its year end space display by sending an experimental glider on an 840 mile high speed flight from space back to Earth. The flying laboratory aimed to develop winged space ships able to land at jet ports and reportedly dived into the Atlantic on schedule after coasted through the atmosphere on its delta wing. Tracking reports seven minutes after liftoff indicated the glider and its experiments performed as planned.
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Deep Six Atom Force: British Win This One
Washington reports a joint statement after two days of talks between the President and Prime Minister. They discuss the American NATO nuclear fleet plan and British compromise proposals to meet allied interests while halting nuclear spread.
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West Germany
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Harold Wilson
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Dean Rusk
Karl Warren
Notre Dame Fights Film Depicting Its Team as Drunks
Notre Dame University and President Rev. Theodore Hesburgh filed suit in New York against Twentieth Century Fox and publishers Doubleday Fawcett seeking to block the publication and release of John Goldfarb Please Come Home and the film adaptation. The university argues the work damages its prestige by portraying its players as undisciplined gluttons and drunks after a pre game revelry, while Fox defends the project as a good natured lampoon. The case follows months of negotiations and accuses the film and book of misappropriating the university name and goodwill.
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UPI
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Theodore M. Hesburgh
State Supreme Court
Twentieth Century-Fox
Wee Wallim
John Goldfarb
Hesburgh
Tury Fox
Doubleday and Co
Fawcett Publications
Doubleday
Fawcett
Hesburg
Goldfarb
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State Department
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Department of Defense
Talks Begin Between Cambodia and United States Over Border Clashes
In New Delhi, Cambodian Premier Sihanouk and U S officials met to discuss clashes along the Cambodian South Vietnamese border. Both sides traded accusations of bombing and the use of hostile incursions, with Nay Nay agreeing on procedural questions for future presentation.
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India
United States
Noredeam Sihanouk
U. S
U.S
South Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
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Chantre
Erro
Colombo
Ceylon
UPI
Sirimayo Bandaranaike
Arms Amendments Doomed in France Senate Clash
Paris reports that two hostile Senate committees proposed amendments to President de Gaulle's military budget which could raise dependence on NATO allies. Despite possible Senate approval, Gaullist dominated National Assembly control likely to block final passage.
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UPI
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France
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Hell's Angels Courtroom Pressure Grows in California
Dozens of Hell's Angels members faced court on charges of marijuana influence assault and battery robbery at a service station. Separate items report Laos accusing North Vietnam of aggression before the UN, and a Washington grand jury probe into defense fund irregularities.
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UPI
Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club
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UPL
Defense Secreary
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Plato Cacheris
Alexandria
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