Canadian election ordered for June twenty fifth
Ottawa AP Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced a June 25 general election with nominations set for June 10. Liberals and other parties rally as writs are issued, dissolving Parliament after a long minority period.
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Still Faces Tough Battle For British Race Bill
In London the Commons gave initial approval to a government bill aimed at outlawing discrimination in jobs and housing, despite a strong Conservative backlash led by critics likening the measure to gunpowder. Powell’s controversial speech sparked party scrutiny as longshoremen demonstrated support outside Parliament. The bill proceeds to committee with final passage expected by summer amid partisan tensions.
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