Britain’s Labor Party Faces Electoral Upheaval Under Wilson
Britain’s ruling Labor party suffered a sweeping local government defeat with Conservatives taking control of 560 seats and 570 gains, leaving Labor with 43 of 368 town halls and London almost fully Tory. The nation awaits a political scramble ahead of possible leadership changes while Parliament’s 1971 term looms.
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London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Labor
England
Wales
House of Commons
Wilson
Sara Barker
World’s fishermen face limited harvest from common seas
In Rome, FAO experts told a UN committee that the haul from herring, sardines, mackerel, cod, and flounder cannot rise beyond two to four times the current annual volume. They estimated a potential catch of 100 to 200 million tons for these species.
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Rome
United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization
Vital Statistics Notices for Newborns
Calls to patients should be made by calling 424-1871. Mr and Mrs Earl Mack of 2804 Elmo Place welcomed a boy yesterday. Mr and Mrs Luther Pratt Jr of 2806 Inland Drive welcomed a boy today. Mr and Mrs John L O Donnell of 2709 Milton Road welcomed a boy to date.
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Earl Mack
Elmo Place
Luther Pratt Jr
Inland Drive
John L. O’donnell
Milton Road
Hospital Dismissals List Names Residents and Relatives
Hospital dismissals include Mrs. Jerry Hudson of Franklin Lori Gribble daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Gribble Larry Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lawson Howard St Nora Back daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Back Germantown Robert Jordan of Broad St Gordie Lee Johnson of Miamsoburg Mrs Chester Irwin of Richardson Drive Mrs Orville Willoughby of Tremont Court Mrs Thomas Swank of Van nest Ave.
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Jerry Hudson
Franklin
Lori Gribble
Joseph Gribble Franklin
Larry Lawson
Raymond Lawson
Howard St
Nora Back
Grover Back
Germantown
Robert Jordan
Broad St
Gordie Lee Johnson
Miamsoburg
Chester Irwin
Richardson Drive
Orville Willoughby
Tremont Court
Thomas Swank
Vannest Ave
Jenny Lynn Whisman
Herman Whisman
Middletown
Oxford Road
Charles Johnson
Moore St
Lewis Patrick
Malvern St
Robert Dean
Mohawk
Romania Respects Nations and Mutual Respect
A fragmentary dispatch from Los Angeles quotes Romanian and American figures discussing Romania's stance toward Russia and China. It notes leaders emphasizing mutual respect between nations while acknowledging differing views among individuals and parties. The text mentions several named residents and addresses in a stream of unrelated items.
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Los Angeles
Romania
Russia
China
Howard Bell Jr
Franklin
Cornelia Bogdan
Woodrow Thorpe
United Trenton States
Jerry W. Ball
Elsmere St
Taylor St
William Martin
Glenn
Ave
House Votes to Create Four Long Weekends Legislation
The House approved a bill to move Washington's Birthday Memorial Day and Veterans Day to Monday plus create Columbus Day on Monday totaling nine holidays. The plan would take effect January 1 1971 for federal workers and states to adapt. Supporters cite efficiency while opponents call it disrespectful to history.
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Washington
House
Senate
Two Ohio Marines Die in Vietnam Action
The Defense Department list of Vietnam War casualties includes Pvt. Kenneth E. Iser of Canton and Sgt. Arthur W. Smith of East Liverpool. Iser was killed in action, while Smith died of wounds.
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Washington
Kenneth E. Iser
Lathe D. Iser
Canton
Arthur W. Smith
Agnes Bennett
East
Liverpool
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