Home Named Britain’s Next Prime Minister After Macmillan
Lord Home, formerly Foreign Secretary, is chosen to form a new British administration. Crowds gathered at Buckingham Palace as the queen invited him to form a government. The move follows Macmillan’s resignation and a party leadership struggle ending with Home’s acceptance.
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Amiles
Buckingham Palace
Downing St
Home
Beller
Palace
Earl of Ileme
Macmillien
Britain
United States
Macmillan
OUI
Soviet Union
Butler
MacTaillan
Brown Picks Negro for School Post
Governor Edmund Brown announced the appointment of Dr Dan Collins a Negro to the state Board of Education. Collins currently serves on the Board of Health and will resign that post to take the education post. He replaces Nathaniel Zolley Sacramento who resigned.
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmund G. Brown
Dan Collins
State Board of Education
Collins
Nathaniel Zolley
Brown
Board of Health
Colley
Davis CA plans four year medical school on campus
UC Davis President Clark Kerr urged a sped up plan for a new four year medical school on the Davis campus. A board committee on education policy received his recommendation and a recruitment drive for a planning director accompanied the proposal. The report notes the push amid ongoing political tensions and leadership changes.
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Davis
Calif
UPS
University of California
Clark Keer
Tee Yeals
Kerr
Mike Struggle Hogan
Ward
Casial
Macmillan
Honte
Reginald Maudling
Tain Macleod
Feader
House of Commons
Butler
King’ Edward VII
Nixon Goes to Paris for Business Visit
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived in Paris for a week long business visit with the New York law firm he serves as a member of.
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Nixon
Paris
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Seek to Avert Phone Strike Slated for Area
City officials and telecom unions urge talks to prevent a planned regional phone workers strike. Authorities say service disruptions could affect emergency lines, hospitals, and schools during peak hours. Negotiators resume discussions with mediation sought to avert a work stoppage.
U N Council Adds Bolivia Ivory Coast to Security Seat
U N General Assembly deadlocked over two two year terms as Bolivia Ivory Coast earned seats on the Security Council with Ghana and Venezuela’s terms due to end next January. Czechoslovakia Malaysia clashed on ballots while Philippines held the current seat. Astronaut selections for NASA moon missions are noted with names and affiliations.
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United Nations
UPI
Malaysia
British Commonwealth
Czechoslovakia
Security Council
Ivory Coast
Bolivia
Ghana
Venezuela
Genéral Assembly
Philippines
Rains
Air Force
Edwin E
Aldrin Jr
EL Lago
Tex
William A
Anders
Albuquerque
Jon
Assembly
Carlos Suso Rodriguez
U S Aids Enter Contract Talks with Three Unions
Federal mediators announced that Westinghouse Electric Co. and three unions with over 50 000 workers began separate talks ahead of joint conferences in Pittsburgh. The unions include the International Union of Electrical Workers and two Electrical Workers groups.
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Washington
Westinghouse Electric Co
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Joseph H. Piconke
Pittsburgh
International Union of Electrical |Workers
The
International i Brotherhood of Electrical iWorkers
United Elecctrical Workers
Forest Areas Open to Hunters in Two National Forests
The Angeles and San Bernardino National Forests opened to hunting today and will stay open until Sunday night. Rain this week made the opening possible though Forest Service officials warned deer hunts in the area.
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Angeles
San Bernardinoo
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Deer Hunt
Pole Spears Chiropractic Hospital Capt L-2 DExter Denver Colorada
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Pole Spears Chiropractic Hospital and a reference to Capt L-2 DExter with Denver in Colorado. Reading lacks clear action or outcome and yields no event details.
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Spears Chiropractic Hospital
Dexter
Denver
Colorada
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