Japanese Vote Reaffirms Liberal Democrats Lead in Upper House
With 70 percent of votes counted in the House of Councillors election, Eisaku Sato's Liberal Democrats held 58 of 126 seats at stake, aided by uncontested seats, while anti-American Socialists won 16 seats and faced a likely shortfall from their previous 73.
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Japan
United States
Eisaku Sato
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House of Councillors
Gambling Is Recommended for Trinidad Chaguaramas Plan
Isolated casino gambling under government control is urged for the Chaguaramas development. GE Technical Services drafts a seven year, 35 million dollar plan to convert the former US base on Trinidad into a major tourist attraction with seven new hotels.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad- Tobago
Trinidad-Tobago
Chaguaramas
Trinidad
General Electric Technical Services Co
More Security With FALSE TEETH
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McCarthy rules out independent bid if Democratic nom fails
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy says he would not become an independent candidate if he loses the Democratic nomination and may back a fourth party effort only under specific conditions. He also weighs delaying a Paris trip to press Vietnam peace talks. Humphrey says he would back McCarthy if he wins the nomination. Nixon predicts a November race with Humphrey.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Paris
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Richard M. Nixon
Holiday Traffic Toll Drops Short of Predictions
The four day Fourth of July weekend killed 994 people on U.S. roads. Officials noted the total fell below a predicted 700 to 800 and compared to 553 deaths in a nonholiday weekend of equal length. Boating accidents added 45 lives and boating drownings 180.
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National Safety Council
Shirley's Twirlers Cup Prizes at Coney Island NBTA event
Mrs. Shirley Decker of Middletown won the teacher's award as NBTA twirling contest at Coney Island honored her 35 students in solo events. Her Blue Diamond team and Royal Babes both placed first, Black Panthers third. Solo winners include Melinda Hobbs and Roberta Bongiani.
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NBTA
Coney Island
Royal Babes
Black Panthers
Melinda Hobbs
Roberta Bongiani
Nan Bongiani
Priscilla Stratman
Ruth Hazard
Susan Bongiani
Judy Scott
Cindy Hester
Lori Johnson
Cheryl Longworth
Peggy Huening
Debbie Freeze
Julie Bennett
Marla Carr
Carlisle
Wallace Determined To Get On Ohio Ballot
Wallace says he will press to place his name on the Ohio presidential ballot and may appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court. He plans volunteer signature drives July 29 with a target of 433100 before Aug 5. Ohio officials say petitions filed after the deadline will not be approved.
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Ohio
Dayton
George C. Wallace
U. S Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Dick Smith
SST funds withheld not due to shortfall says project chief
Air Force Maj. Gen. J. C. Maxwell, director of the SST program for the FAA, says no new money was sought and the program has $186 million available from prior funds. He notes Boeing is updating designs for the 1800 mph plane and that Concorde reports abroad fuel misperceptions.
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House
Air Force
J. C. Maxwell
Maxwell
Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation Department
Boeing Co
Boeing
U.S
Congress
Stolen Suits Recovered After Butler Cafe Raid
Cincinnati detectives arrested Lou Steele and Robert Burns at the Spider Web Cafe on U. S. 27 after recovering 43 suits and two pairs of slacks from its basement. The two men, both from 1267 Black Road, are charged with receiving and concealing stolen property in connection with a theft of 1,000 suits from Nadler Orlik's in Western Hills Plaza, Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
U. S. 27
Millville
Butler County
Lou Steele
Robert Burns
Black Road
Steele
Spider Webb
Burns
Nadler - Orlik’s Men’s
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Fiery Dayton Crash Raises Ohio Toll to 42
The Ohio crash toll reached 42 after a weekend of deadly accidents near Dayton and Manchester. A two car collision in Montgomery County killed Thomas Mc Laughlin 68 and Hal Long 41 his wife Gloria 39 son Joel 8 and neighbor Bobby Braun 11. Another West Virginia family perished when their car left U S 52 east of Manchester after failing to negotiate a curve.
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Ohio
Montgomery County
Dayton
Ohio Highway Patrol
Thomas McLaughlin
Fairborn
Hal Long
Mad River Township
Long
Gloria
Joel
Bobby Braun
West Virginia
U. S. 52
Manchester
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