New British Policy Debuts In Rhodesia
London premiers and ministers seek a compromise with Ian Smiths Rhodesia regime reversing London policy toward Africa. Britain faces sanctions pressure and a costly quarrel as it weighs African majority rule guarantees, immediate reforms, and Queen Elisabeths authority restoration. Both sides await the others move in a convulsive Commonwealth crisis.
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London
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Africa
Commonwealth
Wilson
Ian Smith
Britain
Smith
Commonwealth Nations
Commonwealth Relations
Arethur Bottomley
Bottomley
British Commonwealth
City approves transformer and cable purchases
The city commission authorized buying 6632 dollars of transformers from Harvey Electric and 5416.87 dollars of cable from General Electric Supply. Consulting engineers reviewed quotes with Don Hamilton and recommended the purchases. A bloodmobile visit is set for Aug 16 at Ottawa University student union from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Walter Dengel said 175 donors are needed to reach 150 pints. Four way stop signs at Fourth and Hickory reduced speed to about 22 mph. Vern Wadkins asked for Sept. 10 as new deadline to obtain general contractor licenses due to the license law taking effect.
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Harvey Electric
Kansas City
General Electric Supply
Charles Massey
C. H. Guernesey and Co
Don Hamilton
City Light and Water
Ottawa University
Walter Dengel
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Hickory Street
Eugene Flaherty
Vern Wadkins
Wadkins
Television Log Highlights From Friday Schedule 2013
The page lists a packed Friday TV lineup with long blocks from 1:30 PM to 1:45 AM featuring Merv Griffin, To Tell The Truth, Dark Shadows, The Rifleman, Hogan's Heroes, River pairs like The Edge of Night and News segments, several movies including At Gunpoint, Bataan, and Sky Commandos, plus sports and religious programming. Multiple network titles, times and repeated “c” indicators appear throughout.
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Mike Douglas
Torey and Friends
Three Stooges
Texan
Camp Runamuck
Hank
Mitch
Gomer Pyle
U.N.C.L.E
Cheyenne
Bataan
Brigham Young
M Squad
Sky Commando
Faith For Our Times
Sorry Charlie No Sidewalk
Two Ottawa policemen saw a car jump the curb and drive along the sidewalk on North Main before returning to the street. They charged Eugene Noble of Lawrence with driving a vehicle on a sidewalk after he failed to appear in police court and forfeited a 25 dollar bond.
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Ottawa
North Main
Eugene Noble
Lawerence
British Industry Supports Freeze
London AP reports British industry reluctantly backs the Labor government's one year wage and price standstill while rebellious Laborites stage an ineffective protest in Parliament. The Council of the Confederation of British Industry called the plan muddled and ill judged but said industrial management would give its voluntary best to achieve the standstill as the nation needs.
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London
British Industry
Council of the Confederation of British Industry
Bulgarian Given Greek Asylum
Athens reports the Greek government granted political asylum to a Bulgarian tourist official his wife and his brother, raising the total defections from the Communist bloc in Greece to ten in the past ten days.
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Athens
Greece
Women's titles held ridiculous says Soroptimist leader
Philippa Harris of the United Nations in Paris urged abolishing Miss and Mrs as reflecting marriage pursuit. About 450 career women from 19 nations cheered at the ninth foroptimist congress in Stockholm as Soroptimist explained its name from Latin for sister and the best.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Philippa Harris
Harris
United Nations
Paris
Docking Second Largest Primary Margin In Kansas History
TOPEKA AP Robert Docking won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 85.4 percent of the vote, 95 226 to 16 313 over George Hart. The tally marks a historic margin, with references to past contests and the notable 1940 near tie where Payné Ratner edged Payné Ratner by 0.0005 percent.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Docking
George Hart
Harry Wiles
Dale Saffels
Saffels
Hart
George Docking
Kansas
Harry Woodring
Woodring
Walter Haxman
Bill Burke
Little River Stockman
Burke
Payné Ratner
Senate Leaders Back Pact to End Airline Walkout
Senate leaders from both parties announce backing for a compromise to push 28 day airline walkout end date. Plan splits power between Congress and President Johnson with a 30 day back-to-work order and a mediating airlines panel for up to 210 additional days if no contract is reached. Labor groups oppose legislation ending the strike.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Nl
Mansfield
Jacob K. Javits
Rep.y
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