Regime loses vote spurs police clash in Colombo
In Colombo Ceylon police baton charged crowds outside the house of representatives as pro coalition and opposition supporters clashed. Stones flew from both sides injuring people and damaging vehicles. The speaker adjourned the house until December 17 amid rising tensions as former coalition defector Charles Perceval de Silva faced opposition no confidence motions and the government contemplated dissolution. Prime Minister Bandaranike's government had just lost pivotal votes over unemployment housing and living costs.
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Ceylon
House of Representatives
Slofans
Busi
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Sirimavo Bandaranike
Joint Teams Police Yemen Cease-Fire
San a Yemen sources report joint Egyptian and Saudi observation teams have been formed to police the Yemen cease-fire. Saudi backed royalists with arms and money have fought the two year civil war, while 40 000 Egyptian troops support the republican government. A cease-fire set for November 5 has not halted fighting.
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San’a
Yemen
Saudi Arabia
Full-Crew Law Repeal Court Test In Arizona
Arizona Citizens for Public Safety plans to seek an injunction against Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads to block alleged violations of existing train crew laws. L. L. Inman, spokesman, says the repeal bill grants exclusive privileges and immunities to specific corporations, challenging its constitutionality in court.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Citizens For Public’: Safety
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
L. L. Inman
Inman
Straight Bourbon Whiskey from Frankfort Dist. E
A brief OCR fragment notes Straight Bourbon Whiskey 86 proof linked to Frankfort Distillery and Lawrenceburg, Indiana, with possible regional product entries. The readable item mentions origin components and distribution hints for a whiskey label or catalog line.
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Lawrenceburg
Anti-Bias Regulation Approved By Johnson
President Johnson approved rules banning discrimination in aid programs across seven federal agencies under Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act. The White House said the regulations, which prohibit racial bias in programs receiving federal aid, take effect in 30 days and cover Interior Agriculture Labor Health Education Welfare Housing and Home Finance Agency GSA and NSF.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Housing and Home Finance Agency
General Services Administration
National Science Foundation
Mob Sacking of USIA Library by Indonesian Youths
About 3,000 Indonesian youths stormed the US Information Agency library in Jakarta. They burned books, smashed shelves, and wrecked two cars outside as they shouted anti American and anti Tshombe slogans. Police dispersed the crowd. Ambassador Jones filed a formal protest seeking apology.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
United States
Information Agency Library Today
Congo
Moise) Tshombe
Indonesian National Police
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Tucson Daily Citizen notice catalog and rate line
A fragment shows a Tucson daily publication notice from the Tucson Daily Citizen listing home delivery, subscription by carrier, and weekly or annual pricing. The readable text includes pricing cues and newspaper branding as a period advertisement.
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Tucson
Haens-Dat Verely
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