Rights law push broadens Britain's housing and employment rules
Britain moves to bar racial discrimination in housing jobs and services with a sweeping bill. The Race Relations Board would gain powers to investigate and conciliate, with a court option if needed. The bill excludes small firms initially and aims for law by summer after Easter debates.
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Race Relations Board
Labor
Britain
House of Commons
Home
James Callaghan
Ministry of Labor
Dead Man Sparks Angry Scene At Lunch Stand In Mexico City
In Mexico City Esther Perez clashed with a man seated near the exit of a local lunch stand. After a heated exchange she shoved him and the man collapsed dead, later ruled a heart attack by police.
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Mexico City
UPI
Esther Perez
Newsaper
Universal Grafico
Esther
Castro forecasts Cuba to mechanize sugar cutting by 1970
Premier Fidel Castro said Cuba will fully mechanize sugar cane cutting by 1970 using a Cuban built machine observed in Bayamo. He noted thousands of machines would be produced in a Santa Clara factory with engines and chassis from the Soviet Union, reducing the need for hand harvests.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Bayamo
Oriente
Santa Clara
Money Talk Dominates Texas Governor Campaign Coverage
The Texas governor race centers on income disclosure and critique of candidates. Whittenburg calls out Carr and Smith for hiding income sources while Carr pledges to cut government doles and lower taxes. Other candidates like Hill Yarborough Briscoe Smith Barnes Gladden and Decluitt comment on education pay, teachers, kindergarten funding, and governance.
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Texas
Edward L. Whittenburg
Waggoner Carr
Preston Smith
Whittenburg
Lubbock
Carr
John Hill
Port Arthur
Hill
Locke
Eugene Locke
Amarillo
Governor's Committee
Pan Yarborough
Houston
Yarborough
FAO extends emergency food aid to Arab-Israeli war victims
The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization says emergency food aid for victims in Jordan Syria and Egypt will be extended another two months due to continuing hardship following last June's Arab-Israeli war.
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UPI
Jordan
Syria
Egypt
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Plaintiff Handed Crash Damages
A civil jury in 137th District Court awarded Bertie Carole Erdman 7476.75 for an auto accident at 47th Street and Avenue S on Sept 1, 1966, against Edith Munn Barrow. Judge James A. Ellis presided. A second suit in 140th District Court sought 4637.60 from William Dale DeBord after an Aug 3, 1966 crash at 61st Street and Avenue. Judge Robert H. Bean presided.
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Bertie Carole Erdman
47Th Street
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Miss Erdman
Edith Munn Barrow
James A. Ellis
140Th District Court
Recently Freed Pilot Gets New Assignment
Captain John David Black the Air Force pilot freed by North Vietnam will report for duty April 24 at Tyndall Air Force Base Florida. He has been on leave with his family in Laredo and will begin F110 jet training at Tyndall with his family joining him.
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Laredo
John David Black
Air Force
North Vietnam
Tyndall Air Force Base
Panama City
Fla
Black
Tyndall
Frankfurt offers free judo classes to deter assaults
Frankfurt police launched free judo classes for women and girls over 16 to reduce assaults. The program aims to empower participants and improve personal safety in the city.
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Frankfurt
Germany
RFK Smith Says He Will Support Democratic Nominee
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith, while favoring Gov. Connally as a preferred son candidate, says he would back the Democratic nominee even if it is Sen. Robert Kennedy. He added such support would not imply endorsement of all Kennedy programs. Smith aired comments on a KLRN panel recorded for Austin-San Antonio area viewers.
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Mississippi
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Medics Eye Heart Beat Via Satellite Demonstration
A Vietnam Marine patient in Japan had heart rate brain waves and sleep pattern transmitted to Houston by satellite. The trial linked Camps Drake Hospital in Japan to Intelsat and Brewster Flat Washington and UT and Public Health Service centers. Experts say the system could extend care globally and cut costs to display records to any medical expert.
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Caceres
Riots Prompt Urgent Action Call From Commission
Six members of the Presidents riot commission urge immediate steps to address root causes of violence in Negro slums. They cite need for two million new jobs over three years, with 550,000 this year, and press for fast implementation of recommendations.
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Jean Heller Washington
Commission
Abel
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Miami
Kerner
John Lindsay
New York
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