Liberal Democrats win Japan general election mandate
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's Liberal Democrats capture 271 seats in the 491-seat lower house with 14 conservative independents, building a potential 79-seat majority. Socialists gain to 118 and Communists surge to 38, while Komeito and Democratic Socialists decline. campaign centers on Tanaka's plan to relocate industries and people, with opposition warning of pollution spread.
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Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Liberal- Democratic Party
Japan
Old House
Komeito
Tanaka
United States
Space Leaders Weigh Down to Earth Aerospace Future
At a Los Angeles conference, industry heads discuss shifting from defense heavy work to civilian roles such as transit, health care, law enforcement tech, and shipbuilding while warnings echo of a shrinking aerospace payroll and stalled markets. Von Braun remains optimistic about future space use. Packard questions NASA style plans and urges internal reform.
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Space Industry
Lyle W. Price
Los Angeles
David Packard
California
Tunney
Packard
Defense Department
Hewlett-Packard Co
Palo Alto
Calif
NASA
Sen. Tunney
Pentagon
Aerospace
Nixon
Grant L. Hansen
Air Force
Parole Board Grants Paroles In Quick Docket Sweep
The Oklahoma pardon and parole board cleared 84 paroles from a 207 person docket in a single sweep, without inmate interviews. Recipients include Jean J Neal 43 serving 15 years for the 1970 Chandler wife murder, Billy Joe Reed 36 serving life for a 1960 aunt murder, Charles Ware 28 serving 25 years for 1967 slayings, and Michael Gasaway 32 serving 2 1/2 years for 1966 wife murder.
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Mcalester
Okla
State Pardon and Parole Board
Jean J. Neal
Chandler
Billy Joe Reed
Charles Ware
Ernest Coburn
Michael Gasaway
Hatch Act Limits for Government Workers on Campaigns
The Hatch Act allows government workers to wear campaign buttons and speak for or against a candidate but forbids soliciting funds or otherwise working for an office seeker.
Markets Wheat and hay prices listed for Dallas area
Markets show wheat at 30.00 for two bushels and oats at 0.70 to 0.75 per unit. Alfalfa hay priced at 40.00. Notes place Dallas and Fort Worth about 34 miles apart.
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Dallas and
Fort Worth
State Egg Price Boost Predicted
OKLAHOMA CITY AP major supplier of eggs says prices in Oklahoma will hit a four year high today with a 3 to 4 cent per dozen wholesale increase. Retail costs rise to 56 cents for Grade A medium eggs and up to 60 cents for top quality Grade A extra large.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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Sanzo Nosaka
Mao Tse-tung
Yenan
Communist Party
Okinawa
U.s.-Japan
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
National Association of Business Economists
Wernher von Braun
Germany
America
Detroit
Roy E. Moore
A. G. Becker & Co
New York
Jack Carlson
U.S. Office of Management and Budget
Carlson
Parole Board
Wiest Auto Service
Th & B
Jim Thorpe
Gore Blvd
Equal Housing Lender
Orginal
Stratolounger
Raulston Furniture
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