British Labor pushes vast reform plan with steel nationalization
London AP reports Britain's Labor government unveils a comprehensive reform program aimed at industrial change led by steel nationalization. Queen Elizabeth II read the program’s outline during the Parliament opening ceremony amid a year of political recalibrations and ongoing foreign policy notes.
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London
Britain
Eliabeth II
Labor
Wilson
House of Commons
Rhodesia
Viet Nam
Notice to bidders for science and math equipment at Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County Board of Education invites sealed bids to supply and deliver science and math equipment for Governor Thomas Johnson High School Frederick Maryland. Bids due 10 00 AM DST May 10 1966. Right to reject or waive informalities reserved. John L Carnochan Jr Secretary Treasurer
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Board of Education of
Frederick County
East Church Street
Frederick
Maryland
Thomas Johnson High School
Board of Education
John L. Carnochan, JR
Government outlines steel policy and common market stance
The government pledged to pursue the Common Market and EFTA while signaling potential entry to the European Economic Community if British and Commonwealth interests are safeguarded. It offered no concessions to moderate Labour calls for steel nationalisation and announced a bill to restore public ownership and control of the main steel industry.
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Wasan
European Free Trade Association
Gromyko Arrives in Rome for Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrej Gromyko arrived in Rome with his wife and officials for talks with Italian leaders. Topics expected to include NATO European security and Vietnam. A possible meeting with Pope Paul VI was not announced.
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Rome
Andre
Gromyko
Pope Paul VI
NATO
Viet Nam
Moscow
Dirksen Amendment Defeated in Senate vote
The Senate rejected by seven votes an amendment to loosen one man one vote apportionment for state legislatures. Dirksen vowed to press on across the country. Vote tally 55-38 with 26 Democrats and 29 Republicans for it, opposed by 35 Democrats and 3 Republicans. Japan’s 1964 fish catch totaled 6,334,700 tons.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Everett M Dirksen
Tlnois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield D-Mont
Dirksens
Wyoming
Joseph O'Mahoney
Dwyo
Dens. J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Jacob Kravits
New York
Japan
Woman charged after East Church Street collision
Frederick police charged Hilda V. Main of South Market Street with failure to yield the right of way after a crash at the East Church Street intersection near 11 40 a m. Mrs Yingling driving west in a 1966 car and Mrs Main in a 1959 sedan collided as Main attempted a left onto East Street. Damages totaled 150 dollars to the Yingling vehicle and 300 dollars to the Main vehicle.
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Frederick
East Church Street
Hilda V. Main
South Market Street
Church and
East Streets
Main
East Street
Diane W. Yingling
RFD 1
Adamstown
Births rise in Bermuda with illegitimate share at a quarter
Bermuda officials report 25 percent of births in 1965 were illegitimate as the population grows to 58,799. The figures come from Bermuda government sources.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
LIVES SAVED LONDON
Britain’s lifeboats saved 777 lives on 1 500 emergency missions last year as the Royal National Lifeboat Institute reported strong rescue activity and expanded coverage across coastal regions.
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Tit
London
Britain
Royal National Lifeboat
Public Hearing On Zoning Change Frederick 1966
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of Frederick will hold a public hearing on Thursday May 5 1966 at 7:00 PM in City Hall Board Room. The meeting covers rezoning land owned by Mrs Freda Solar from R-4 residential to B-3. The property is behind her 201 East 4th Street residence and borders Chapel Alley and surrounding yard areas.
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4Th St
Chapel Alley
Record pace as pleasure sailing expands lifeline gains
A 1965 report notes substantial life-saving gains with an estimated 250 more lives saved than in 1964, linked to expanded pleasure sailing capacities. The record increase reflects broader use of ships for leisure and related safety measures.
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Nstitution
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