Laborites Favored in British Election Vote Today
Britons vote for a new House of Commons with Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Labor as clear favorites to retain government. Polls show an average Labor lead around 11.8 points, potentially lifting the party from 314 seats to well over 100 in majority. Votes open and turnout seen high. weather may affect turnout.
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London
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
Edward Heath
Conservative
Laborites
Treasury
Britain
Commons
Conservatives
Liberals
Four of 15 Congressmen Back Daylight Saving Bill
Washington AP reports four of 15 Missouri and Kansas lawmakers voted to send the uniform Daylight Saving Time bill to President Johnson. Supporters: Missouri Democrats Hull Schord Karsten and Kansas Republican Ellsworth. Opponents: Missouri Democrats Bolling Hungate Randall Sullivan. Missouri Republicans Curtis Hall. Kansas Republicans Dole Mize Shriver Shybits.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Johnson
Hull
Schord
Karsten
Ellsworth
Bolling
Hungate
Randall
Sullivan
Scale neers Survey Your Future and professional groups
A fragmented OCR list mentions Kappa Eta Kappa fraternity Dirty Electronics and Eta Kappa Nu Stop Look and Listen for Your Future IEEE and ASEE water source theme Industrial Design Club Tomorrow Transporta tion Architectural Engineering Association Moon City Structures Gyroscopes Foundations of the Past and the Future ASME Metallurgy Today ASE A and ASME Light and Sound in Architecture AIA Inner Space Engineering.
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Neers
Kappa Eta Kappa Fraternity
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Eta Kappa Nu
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Industrial Design Club
Architectural Engineering Association
American Society For Metals
American Society
City pool plans floated for school district complex
A city commission and school board consider a $615 000 pool complex with three pools including a competition pool a beginner pool and a diving area. Plans by Robertson and Ericson proposed locating the complex west of the existing LHS gymnasium but no action was taken.
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School Board
City Commission
Robertson
Ericson
LHS
Meeting weighs bond issues for future Lawrence facilities
A town meeting considered multiple potential bond projects in the coming years including hospital expansion elementary and high school facilities and a Kaw River bridge. Speakers stressed public priority and the tax base must support growth with needs and essentials guiding decisions.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kaw River
E. R. Zook
J. J. Wilson
Ray Wells
Morris Kay Seeks State Legislature Seat
Morris Kay, resident at 530 Pioneer Rd, active in Cosmpolitan Club, Chamber of Commerce, and local Masonry, announces candidacy for the State Legislature. He highlights the 40th District that includes Kansas University, business and rural areas, and pledges hard work and strong representation.
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Pioneer Rd
Kay
Cosmopolitan Club
Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Kansas University
Topeka
Johnson repeats tax hike plans if inflation worsens
President Johnson warned at a National League of Cities gathering that, if inflation accelerates, he will not hesitate to seek tax increases or other restraint measures, even in an election year. He noted the economy is being slowed to prevent a recession while existing anti inflation steps may or may not curb prices.
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Washington
Johnson
National League of Cities
White House
Rail unions feud sparks legal move to halt strike
J E Wolfe said the strike is completely illegal and he will seek an injunction in U S District Court in Washington. He flew to Washington to pursue the case. Perry S Heath said the strike violates the law and invades BLE jurisdiction and contractual rights.
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J.E. Wolfe
New York
U.S. District Court
Washington
Wolfe
Perry S. Heath
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Walkout Sparks Rail Dispute Across States
Gilbert argues the strike shows railroads use courts to delay bargaining and oppose a firemen training program. Heath counters that training would stay under the engineers union as apprentice engineers. The walkout affects eight roads across 38 states but leaves parallel lines running, aiming to minimize public impact.
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Gilbert
Heath
Engineers’ Union
Wichita Leads Nation With 290000 Attendances In 1965
Wichita topped national attendance with over 290000 spectators for 30 basketball games in 1965, highlighting strong local support and robust college basketball presence.
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Wichita
Escalation warning leaflets reach U S troops in field
Young 34 notes leaflets found with threat to Johnson and a coffin image, distributed for U S troop areas. Kapica's company remains in the field at noon as officers praise him for superb command during the operation.
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Johnson
U.S
Kapica
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