British Gaming Board plans clampdown on clubs and profits
The Gaming Board aims to reduce Britain’s gaming clubs from about 1200 to 300 and curb criminal influence. It will hire accountants to audit finances, form police Gaming Squads, and shift license duty to per table, with a 1967 revenue near 4.8 million dollars.
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Gaming Board
Britain
Home Office
16 Dead In Battle Marks Philippine crackdown on Huks
Marietta Cagang a 15 year old girl described a wedding present pistol given when she wed Huk Eddie Parungao last July in a Bataan village. In a 16 hour gun battle led by Efren Lopez the government killed 16 Huks and captured the girl and others. Her husband was shot as she watched and her grandfather and two uncles were found dead beside him.
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Manila
UPI
Emilio Zerrudo
Philippine Constabulary
Huk
Efren Lopez
Huks
Peking
Lopez
Luzon
Marietta Cagang
Marietta
Eddie Parungao
Bataan
Vicente Raval
Bataan Province
Trudeau Reform Aims to Speed Parliament Work
Ottawa introduces a first reform of Trudeau's administration reorganizing Parliamentary procedures to speed work in the House of Commons and align with the Just Society program. The changes borrow from British and U.S. practice and shift more business to standing committees, seen as democratic progress.
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House of Commons
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Just Society
Canada
United States Congress
Canada Passes Amended Bill Promising Parliament Reform
World figures disputed a key provision allowing the government to set debate time limits before voting. The government withdrew the clause to enact the rest of the bill, Trudeau declaring reform a fact with a likely yearly Commons calendar and faster committee handling. Oil demand in the U S is seen hitting 17.9 million barrels annually by 1980.
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Commission Urges Major Ocean Study
A national commission recommends a comprehensive, long term study of the seas to boost economy and environment. It proposes a new Federal agency named the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency to coordinate science, conservation, and exploitation across government, industry, and universities.
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National Commission
United States
Julius A. Stratton
Commission
Stratton
Ford Foundation
Commission On Marine Science, Engineering and Resources
Johnson
U.S
Seas
Great Lakes
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency
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