Anachronistic Belize Faces Independence in British Honduras
Terrance W. McGarry paints British Honduras as a slow moving colony with a diverse population of about 100,000 across 8,867 square miles. He notes Guatemala fears, British governance, and economic hurdles, with Premier George Price pushing for independence by 1970 if oil or new revenue sources arise. Castillo of the PUP stresses readiness and British aid as he forecasts a gradual path to self rule.
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Johnson Eyes Nondefense Cuts as Tax Hike Looms
Washington sources said the Johnson administration is seeking savings in nondefense spending but acknowledge those cuts likely fall short of removing a tax increase. Ford and Rhodes urge spending cuts while McNamara rejects a $10 billion deferral. Mansfield supports taxes as deficit threat grows.
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Bomb Blast Hits Louisiana Labor Leader Home
A bomb damaged the home of AFL-CIO state president Victor Bussie after he testified on a bill to create a state board to probe labor racketeering. He blamed the Ku Klux Klan, while a second blast struck Viola Logan’s home nearby. No injuries reported as a broader labor management crisis shows signs of easing.
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Donkey Sanctuary in England Faces Closure Over Funds
The world’s only donkey sanctuary in England may close due to financial shortfalls. Organizers warn donations and grants are insufficient to cover running costs, risking loss of its rescued animals and conservation work.
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DoddInvestigators Probe Newark Firearms After Riots
Senator Thomas J. Dodd said investigators were sent to Newark to trace firearms used in the city riots. Preliminary checks show over half the weapons were tied to criminals and about 80 percent came from other states.
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