Labor Party Leadership Contest Heats Up in Britain
In London eight vote margin, Harald Wileson leads Labor leadership race after first ballot. George Brown with 68, James Callaghan eliminated with 41, Hugh Gaitskell Funeral vacancy prompts quick ballot. Voting continues with 241 of 243 MPs yet to choose. outcome expected next Thursday.
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100000 View Parade Opens Rural Youth Day
A large parade showcased rural youth with entries from Altair Jed Corpus Christi Cuero Victoria Laredo and more. Livestock judging begins at 7 a.m. with steer calves and breeding swine, followed by quarter horse halter, market lambs, and poultry shows. the world championship rodeo opens Friday afternoon as night performances start at 8 p.m.
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Iraqi revolt and Kassem era turmoil expands
Rebels announce National Council of the Revolution Command and form a national guard under Col. Mustafa amid border closures and Baghdad airport shutdowns. Kassem tightens protection as U.S. diplomats arrested, while Nasser's influence and oil interests drive Western worries about Iraq's future alignment.
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Bombers to Resume Supersonic Training Flights
The Air Force informed Senator John Tower that on February 18 it will resume B58 training flights along a Brownwood to Matagorda Island corridor. Radar bomb scoring gear on Matagorda Island and a Nike site near Austin will measure bombing accuracy. Bombers will operate at 24 miles per hour over a 24 mile wide corridor.
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Jewels Stolen From Hotel Suite of Producer’s Ex Wife
In New York a theft reported last night believed to be an inside job, with jewelry valued between 290000 and 304000 taken from the hotel suite of Mrs Irené M Selanik a theatrical producer and former wife of David Selanik. Police investigated the unusual heist amid sparse details and unclear motive.
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He Grew Hair Before After Leg Dramatic Story
A dramatic page 2 feature traces a man’s surprising hair growth journey alongside a leg issue. It contrasts then and now effects, detailing personal struggle, medical visits, and community reactions. The piece reads as a human interest diary snapshot with hopeful tone.
Japan to Build First Atomic Powered Ship by 1999
TOKYO AP The government announced Japan will build its first atomic powered ship by 1999. The oceangoing vessel aims to reach about 17 knots and carry a crew of four, plus 175 additional personnel.
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Abolition of War Or Human Race Says Toynbee
Historian Arnold Toynbee told Jacksonville University students that abolishing war may require abolishing humanity. He said nuclear weapons make war seem nonsense and criticized de Gaulle for seeking European leverage, warning his plans could hurt the Western World and aid Russia and China. He condemned boycotts against England and hints of a European Common Market move.
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Blast Fatal To 3rd Boy In Pool Chemical Explosion
Five Dallas high school students were injured when a car fire followed a mixing of pool chlorine and model airplane fuel. Ronald Baxter and Carl Poole died yesterday, Mark Haines died today. the others Joseph Straka Kent Drew survived with injuries.
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