Queen Elizabeth greeted warmly during Canadian visit
Queen Elizabeth II received a hearty welcome in Canada with large crowds in Ottawa and cities across Quebec and Montreal. The trip featured bilingual remarks in English and French and highlighted Canadian unity amid regional tensions as secessionist sentiment and insults surfaced in some areas.
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UPI
Britain
Elizabeth I
Jgst
Canada
Questhem
Bec
Quebec
Montreal
Prin
Sion
Art of Canada
Elizabeth II
Government House
Prince Philip
Engineer Cakebread Fined for Drunken Train Charge
Teague Cakebread, 36, an engineer for a train halted en route to London, shouted his Army number when awakened. He could not identify his location, drank nine pints of beer, and was fined $55 for being drunk in charge of a train.
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St, Albans
England
Donald
J Teague
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London
Reader Q A on bridges deer moon and phones
A column presents reader questions on varied topics. Experts explain a dog cannot likely collapse a suspension bridge by cadence. Deer handling after roadside fatalities is legal with wildlife authorities involved. Moon soil samples from Surveyor remain on the moon and phone sales practices are discussed. Dolly Holiday picture promised for sheriff staff.
Cent Increase in Mail Rates Likely
Washington AP reports the House Post Office Committee will seek approval for a one cent rise in first class rates to fund an $82 million revenue increase and modernize postal operations. Members favor additional revenue but differ on other class changes and potential further first class hikes.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Johnson
Thaddeus J. Dusk
Dn.y
Mail Strike Shuts NSW Post Offices Across Sydney
Mail delivery halted as postal workers strike across New South Wales. Most post offices closed on Saturday in solidarity with the dispute, crippling Saturday mail service in Sydney and surrounding areas.
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Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
Poll Says President's Popularity on Upswing
New York United Press reports Louis Harris shows President Johnson with a 66 to 44 lead over George Romney and Richard Nixon in a nationwide poll. The Johnson surge, rising since May, is strongest in the East and among Republicans, tied to Kosygin talks and Middle East handling despite Vietnam concerns.
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Kosygin
Middle East
Harris
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Louis Harris
New York Post
Michigan
George Romney
Richard Nixon
East
Vietnam
Dingwall to Aid Philadelphia Bicentennial Plan
An oral manager of the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair acts as executive consultant to a group planning an exposition to coincide with the 200th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The nonprofit Phi 1976 Bicentennial Car corporation announced a San Antonio event to be held in 1966.
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Phi
San Antonio
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