Labor Left Revolt Threatens Wilson Crisis in Britain
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces a major intra party crisis as Labour left wing rebels over U S action in Viet Nam push to force a public stance against air strikes. A junior minister resigns and a defection narrows Wilsons margin in the Commons. Conservative support backs the government against its rebels.
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London
Harold Wilsons
Labor Party
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Britain
Allaun
Allamn
Labor Peace Fellowship
Lancashire
Cheshire
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
Julian Amery
Midlands
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Jury convicts Lucille Miller of first degree murder
In San Bernardino jurors convict Lucille Miller, 35, of first degree murder for the fire death of her husband Dr. Gordon E. Miller, a dentist. The verdict followed four days of deliberations. a separate proceeding will determine her penalty.
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Lucille Miller
Sandy Slagle
Miller
Debbie Miller
Hawaii Volcano Erupts in Four Lava Flows Near Hilo
Ki lavaea volcano erupted on Friday producing four lava flows and orange fountains reaching 250 feet. It is the first major eruption since 1963, about 20 miles from Hilo. None of the flows endangered homes.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Makappuhi
Greatest deeds by two kinds of men quote
A witty saying notes that many great deeds were achieved by those who believed it possible and those who were unaware of limits. It casts a humorous lens on confidence and stubbornness as drivers of achievement.
Fulbright Urges U S Soviet Cooperation Projects
Sen. J. W. Fulbright urged joint U S Soviet ventures in a Central American canal and aid to developing nations as steps toward easing world tensions. He warned of risks in enforcing disarmament and German reunification but said practical cooperation on many projects could gradually reshape attitudes.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pennsylvania State University
Senate House
United Nations
Ramblin Diehls Return Home From Monroe Visit
Mr and Mrs Earl Diehl return to Rockford Illinois after an extended stay visiting Mrs Diehl s sister Mrs Jeff Clark at 1101 Mississippi Monroe Ohio The pair traveled from Monroe to their home in Rockford Illinois after the visit with family was complete.
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Rockford, Ill
Monroe
Earl Diehl
One Day Trip to Alexandria By DeMolay Group
A One day trip to Alexandria is planned by A. H. Edmonds of Monroe and four members of the Qua chita Chapter of the De Molay. The group includes Eddie Allen Louis Bernhardt Bill Bryan and Buddy Purvis and will attend a state DeMolay meeting at Alexandria then return tonight.
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Alexandria
A. H. Edmonds
Monroe
Quachita
DeMolay
Eddie Allen
Louis Bernhardt
Bill Bryan
Buddy Purvis
International hunt targets four Britain train robbers in Argentina
Interpol and local police sweep Mar del Plata and Punta del Este for four fugitives from the 1963 Great Train Robbery. Charles Wilson Bruce Reynolds Ronald Edwards and James White are sought after escaping prison and vanishing with more than five million dollars missing. Beach resorts with gambling casinos are suspected hideouts as investigators monitor signs of the men using assumed names in nearby Uruguay and Argentina.
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Mar del Plata
Argentina
Uruguay
Britain
Scotland Yard
Punta del Este
Interpol
Charles Frederick Wilson
Bruce Reynolds
Ronald Buster Edwards
James White
London
Wilson
San Rafael
Nogaro
FPC Enters Natchitoches Blast Probe
Federal Power Commission investigators head to Natchitoches to probe Thursday's pipeline explosion that killed 17 people in the community near the city. Tennessee Gas Transmission officials search for the cause as repairs finish, while Louisiana Gov. McKeithen forms a four member panel to draft safety recommendations and prevent future disasters.
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Natchitoches
Federal Power Commission
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Here
Washington
Speedy O. Long
D-La
FPC
Tennessee Gas
Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
Milton Stire
John Hunt
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Public Safety
Thomas Burbank
Leon Gary
Department of Public Works
McKeithen
Hunt Pledges Aid After Louisiana Pipeline Disaster
John S. Hunt of Monroe, chair of the Louisiana Public Service Commission, pledged full cooperation and facilities to Natchitoches Parish after a gas pipeline explosion. He noted the interstate line falls under the Federal Power Commission and said the FPSC would press for a complete federal investigation while aiding local authorities and expressing sympathy for the loss of life.
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John S. Hunt
Monroe
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Natchitoches Parish
Hunt
Natchitoches
Federal Power Commission
Public Service Commission
Latins Hear U.S. Position In Viet Fight
U S officials told 27 Latin American ambassadors that a peace settlement in Vietnam must include the withdrawal of Communist guerrillas from the South and an end to infiltration from the North. Secretary of State Rusk outlined the Southeast Asian situation in a private briefing to the group as Washington seeks global support for its Viet Nam policy.
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Washington
US S
Viet Nam
South
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Reds
North Viet Nam
Warming trend expected for Twin Cities and area
A warming trend begins today with highs of 58 to 62 degrees and overnight lows of 33 to 37 as a partly cloudy weekend unfolds. FAA at Selman Field logged a Friday high of 50 and a 35 mph flow. A year ago the high was 70 and the low 38. The outlook calls for cooler weather with light day to day changes and generally heavy precipitation early next week. Winds will be northwesterly 10 to 18 mph, gradually diminishing tonight.
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FAA
Selman Field
Reds win Kerala defeat shocks Shastri backed by Reds
In Kerala India's pro-Peking Reds won at least 53 seats in the 133 seat legislature, delivering a setback to Lal Bahadur Shastri's Congress. The result left the state under federal consideration with the Kerala Congress taking 24 seats and the National Congress 34, amid a no confidence climate.
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Trivandrum
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Kerala
Dick Wedble
Bdhinee Lal
DNOUL
Cial Tei
New Delhi
Shastri
Congress Party
National Congress Party
Kerala Congress
Dence
New Party
Prissy Lamb Star Of Fair
An 84 pound lamb owned by 11 year old Vicky Brown of Coleman Texas was 15th in the fine wool class at the Houston livestock show. At the auction the lamb named Baby was dyed pink with a poodle cut rhinestone collar and eye makeup prompting Industrialist Edgar Brown of Orange Texas to bid a premium of 1000 dollars or 12 dollars per pound for the lamb.
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Houston
Tex
Vicky Brown
Coleman
Drivers in love with their cars say Britons face driving obsession
London AP reports a Tavistock Institute and British Safety Council inquiry finds motorists are emotionally attached to their cars. The study links unconscious road anxiety to poor driving and scapegoating others, noting driving can isolate men from ordinary life while 1964 traffic deaths reached 7,820, up from 1963.
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London
Tavistock Institute of Human Relations
British Safety Council
Isobel Menzies
Institute
Miss Menzies
Fresh Viet Nam battle as Da Nang standoff grows
U S Marine helicopters evacuate Viet Namese rangers to strengthen government troops near Viet An, 40 miles southwest of Da Nang. More than three government battalions, about 1,200 men, face heavy fighting amid bomb and shell barrages. One American killed and five wounded as U S combat deaths rise to 301. China denounces U S actions, calling Rusk a liar and accusing U S of open war threats, amid reports of fresh U S aerial raids in Laos and North Vietnam areas.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Red China
United States
U.S
Dean Rusk
New China News Agency
Rusk
North Viet Nam
Laos
Hanoi
Gianh River
Quang Khe
Ho Chi Minh
Red
Three-Nation Control Commission
Radio
Peking
Laos Air Force
Pathet Lao
Khang Khai
Viet An
Viet Nam
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