Trudeau wins Canada vote and Liberal majority landslide
Trudeau led the Liberal Party to a commanding victory in Canada's election, securing a majority in the House of Commons. The Liberals won 153 seats to 70 for the Conservatives, with other parties taking the remainder. Trudeau vowed a forward looking program and will convene parliament in September. Lincoln Alexander became the first Black member of Parliament from Ontario.
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Pope says bones are St. Peter's
Pope Paul VI announced after a general audience that scholars found convincing evidence the bones under St. Peter's Basilica belong to the Apostle Peter. The identification follows decades of debate among churchmen and researchers, with dating and tests conducted in Rome.
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Iwo Jima Returns to Japanese Administration
Tokyo marks the official restoration of Iwo Jima and the Volcano Islands to Japan after 26 days of ferocious fighting in 1945. The ceremony, led by Crown Prince Akihito, Prime Minister Sato, and U.S. envoy, signals postwar cooperation while Japan eyes further territorial restoration.
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Milan-Pay raises for police and street workers tabled
MILAN pay raises for police and street employees are tabled in a city session with no final decision. Wellington Sesquicentennial queen field to be narrowed to five candidates on page 26. Oberlin Meet Old Blue newcomer to the area highlighted on page 27.
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Weather forecast for region near Lake Erie
The report notes cool, cloudy conditions with intervals of light rain and wind. Highs nearby reach the 60s near Lake Erie and near 70 elsewhere, with lows in the 50s tonight. Thursday remains cool with a few morning showers. Sunset at 9 05 p.m. and sunrise at 5 56 a.m.
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Record seizure tops heroin haul in New York City
Federal agents seized 112 kilograms of pure heroin in a hidden compartment of a foreign car shipped to New York City from France. A 63-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen, Arthur Benvenuto of New York City, was arrested with four French nationals in Paris. The $224 million haul is the largest single heroin seizure in U.S. history, with investigations spanning France and the United States ongoing.
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The Brain as a Freight Car Metaphor Originating Insight
The comparison portrays the brain as a freight car with a fixed capacity that can run empty, illustrating a view of mental function as bounded by available resources and potential throughput.
Hippie Hair Runs Up Barbershop Tabs Coast to Coast
A United Press International survey finds hippie hair styles cutting deep into barber business with price hikes in Boston and major cities. Barbers link rising rates to longer, harder to cut hair while older barbers retire, and artists like Sebring command high fees.
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Clergy Plan Capitol March After Poor People Campaign
In Washington the Poor People Campaign resumes with clergy planning a march on the Capitol as Rev Ralph David Abernathy begins a 20 day jail term. Resurrection City lies by the wayside with plywood stacks while leaders vow to keep the movement alive. Reverend Andrew Young confirms the new march plan.
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France imposes price controls and export aid
Paris reports government measures to curb prices, limit imports, and provide support for French exporters in a broad economic rescue. The cabinet met for over two hours under President Charles de Gaulle to outline policy amid market instability and political demonstrations.
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Johnson nominates Fortas for chief justice and Thornberry to Supreme Court
President Johnson announced Justice Abe Fortas as chief justice to replace retiring Earl Warren. He also nominated Judge Homer Thornberry of Austin Texas to the Supreme Court to fill Fortas's current seat. Warren said to be leaving for age reasons with resignation dated June 19.
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