Trudeau crisis boosts Liberal lead in Canada polls
Ottawa reports Trudeau holds a strong 59 percent to 22 percent Conservative lead as Gallup shows his popularity rising after the Quebec crisis. Unemployment stands at 538,000, with critics blaming austerity measures for the jump while ministers promise reductions.
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Bigger states gain as Democrats vote for convention formula
Washington AP report on a Democratic reform panel voting to allot 1972 convention delegates with a mix of population and past presidential vote, boosting Northern industrial states like California and New York while cutting seats for smaller states. The panel backed a 3,000 delegate plan and barred fractional votes, with key dissent from Sen Eagleton.
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Japanese Air Force Colonel Jailed Over Classified Data
A Tokyo court sentenced former Japanese air force colonel Kenkichi Kawasaki, 30, to six months' imprisonment with two years probation for passing classified information to Hughes Aircraft Co. employee Joe Okimoto. He provided a plan for an electronic air raid alert system in November 1965 and later details on Japan's defense buildup, becoming the first to be punished under Japan's self defense law for mishandling classified information.
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