Wilson Regime Stands Test on Steel Nationalization
London reports say Prime Minister Harold Wilson's six month government won approval for its plan to nationalize British steel. The vote passed 310 to 4 after a heated debate amid Conservative opposition and party revolt, marking a major milestone in Wilson's program to reassert state control of steel.
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U.N. Council Backs Off on Soviet Dominican Pullout Bid
The Security Council shunned an immediate vote on the Soviet demand to withdraw U.S. troops from the Dominican Republic. The council will wait to see the impact of the OAS decision to deploy an inter American force and hear Uruguay’s stance before resuming discussions. Ambassador Fedorenko accused Washington of using the OAS as a screen for military occupation. Adlai Stevenson reiterated Johnson’s pledge to withdraw once the OAS force can take over. Fedorenko later called Stevenson’s remarks nonsense.
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Beatrix Refuses to Comment on Reported Romance
Crown Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands declines to answer questions about a rumored engagement. Parents Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard deny premature engagement rumors while asking for privacy as Beatrix attends a London christening amid media questions.
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Back Operation Possible for Goldwater in July
Ex Senator Barry Goldwater may undergo cervical disc related back surgery in July in Arizona as part of ongoing treatment. His wife Pegey Goldwater said he previously received hospital therapy for the condition and would stay in Arizona if surgery is required. The couple traveled in Europe before Goldwater's return to the United States for the Early Bird television relay.
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Floodwaters Drop Back From Crest
In Hannibal Missouri the Mississippi receded from a record crest as 23 Bear Creek families were displaced. Downtown stores remain soaked. Mayor Harry Musgrove forecasts a foot more fall needed before cleanup. Civil Defense Director Broaddus warns losses could exceed $100,000.
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Teens Boost Rate Of Unemployment
The Labor Department reports April unemployment at 4.9 percent overall, up from 4.7 the previous month. Teen unemployment rose to 15 percent, while adult rates held steady, with officials noting the survey period coincided with pre Easter job seeking by youths.
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Air Academy leaders blamed for cheaters
A UPI report says a special review board found institutional shortcomings at the Air Force Academy contributed to a cheating scandal that led to 108 cadets resigning in March. It cited leadership instability and poor guidance from Air Force headquarters, endorsed the honor code but urged changes in its application, and noted higher cheating among football players. The panel urged permanent advisory boards and longer superintendent terms.
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Thomas JD. White
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Robert H. Warren
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Thin Succeed New York UPI story note
A terse UPI dispatch from New York hints at a dramatic weight-related remark in executive circles, suggesting notable people are balancing influence with physical heft in a tongue in cheek style.
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Senate Rejects Ervin Amendment to Johnson Voting Rights Bill
The Senate voted 64 to 25 to defeat Sen Sam J Ervin's amendment that would have gutted the Johnson voting rights bill by delaying federal action until after a court finding of discrimination. The move preserves a provision banning literacy tests in areas with low registration and enables federal examiners in targeted counties. Senators Holland Hart and Dirksen commented on constitutional implications and potential return to discrimination.
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D-Fla
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D-Mich
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Frerett M. Dirksen
Israel marks independence with display of military strength
In Tel Aviv a crowd of about 500000 celebrated seven years of independence with a hour long parade of 3000 soldiers and 40 vehicles. Hawk anti aircraft missiles supplied by the United States, 300 warplanes including Mirage jets, and Fouga Magister trainer jets highlighted the display. Premier Levi Eshkol and President Zalman Shazar attended as Eshkol warned Israel must continue arming amid Arab hostility to safeguard security and political position.
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UPT
United States
Levi F Eshkol
Zalman S. Shavar
Eshkol
Fouga
Fishy Trip Brings Packed Plane to Poland Stockpile
Bristol reports a Russian jet airliner departing for Poland with almost five million passengers aboard? The sentence is garbled and unclear. no definitive names or locales beyond Bristol and Poland. The readable fragment mentions eels ordered from Britain to stock a lake near Warsaw.
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