Gandhi defends emergency decree on India progress
Indira Gandhi told NBC Meet the Press that life in India is returning to normal after two months of emergency rule and censorship. She refused to set a date to lift the state of emergency, saying it is not permanent. She defended the June declaration as necessary to quell anarchy and restore peace, noting many detainees have been released and most opposition members are not in prison solely for politics.
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Washington
Indira Gandhi
India
Mnbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Gandhi
United States Pledges Aid in Israel Peace Pact
The United States commits large aid to Israel as part of a peace agreement. The plan outlines conditions tied to Israel's withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula and references strategic positions along a historic frontier.
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United States
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Probe urged to find grain deal price abuses
Washington report quotes Tony DeChant Farmers Union president and Carol Foreman Consumer Federation director urging investigations into grain sale pricing tied to the Russia wheat deal. They argue prices rise indépendently of sales, call for a national food policy and parity guarantees, and criticize past administrations and free market rhetoric.
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Washington
UPL
Aod
Tony DeChant
Farmers Union
Russia
DeChant
United States
Carol Foreman
The
Consumer Federation
Council On
DeVhant
Voreman
Arctv
Forgman
HeChant
Marl L. Bu
NeChant
Hussia
Department of Agriculture
Ford
Nixon
San Francisco move to strip police fire benefits
City officials vow to rescind police and fire gains after a three day strike. Charter amendments aim to fire future strikers and strip them of past benefits while opponents cite outrage over tax hikes and a veto battle with Mayor Alioto. Calls for grand jury probe follow vandalism during walkout.
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San Francisco
UPL
John Jacobs
San Francisco Phirming
Cerban Reenewal
Chamber of Commerce and Neighborhoods
Nick Verreos
Alioto
Toris
Grand Jury
Navy Delays Hit Over 50 Naval Vessels in 1970 Hearings
U S Navy faces delivery delays on more than 50 vessels including nuclear submarines destroyers frigates and amphibious ships as Litton Industries Ingalls Newport News and others report extended schedules. Rep Les Aspin criticizes shipyard problems and underestimation of delays during the House Appropriations Committee hearing transcripts.
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Washington
UPL
U5. Navy
Defense
House Appropriations Committee
Litton Industries
Pascagoula
Miss
Eludt Haat
Grotor
Conn
Newport News Shipbuilding
Newport News
U.S
Asnets
Les Aspin
Litton
Industrie
Gre Yuan
Litton Yard
Navy
Aspin
Wisconsin Democrat
Mystery at Ann Arbor Hospital Stirs Clues to Killer
Investigators sift medical records at the Ann Arbor hospital trying to identify a killer who allegedly injected patients with Pavulon, causing respiratory failures and deaths. At least eight fatalities among 51 affected. staff questioned as probes widen to patients and visitors.
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ANN Aruor. Mich
UPL
Duane T. Freier
Ann Arbor Hospital
FTC Sues Drug Co Over False Denture Ads
The Federal Trade Commission charges Lock Drug Co of Jersey City with false advertising for Poli-Grip and Super Poli-Grip denture adhesives and Polident fizzing cleanser. TV and print ads allegedly claimed wearers could bite tough foods and clean dentures better, claims the FTC says lack a reasonable basis.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Lock Drug Co
Jersey City
FIC
Viking space craft sped toward Mars on long voyage
The Viking spacecraft, shaped like a windmill, moved through space on track for a bicentennial rendezvous with Mars. A course correction was set for 1:30 am to ensure the mission proceeds, after launching on a trajectory to avoid Mars if uncorrected. The craft passed the moon last Thursday on its 505 million mile journey to search for life, with JPL reporting all systems normal.
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Pasadena
UPH
Viking
Mars
Moon
Red Planet
Jet Propulsion Laboratry
Refugee intake dwindling at Pendleton camp
Nick Thorne heads a government task force at a Southern California Marine base camp handling Indochinese refugees. He says only 10 weeks remain to process about 16,000 in camp and 5,000 waiting in the Pacific, with Americans largely disinterested in taking them in. Thousands have reached Hong Kong and other nations, while U S acceptance remains undecided. Pendleton has released about 2,000 refugees in the first three months of operations.
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Camp Pendleton
Nick Thorne
Goverment
California
Pacific
Hong
Kong
Thailand
Singapore
Taiwan
South Korea
Thorne
United States
Gump Pendleton
Strike enters third week in coal fields
A wildcat strike by coal miners, angered by court injunctions and slow arbitration, enters its third week. With two weeks’ pay missed and another payless Friday ahead, tempers may flare if new court rulings arise. The action centers in West Virginia’s West View fields and has spread to parts of Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio, halting about 300,000 tons of coal daily. A UMW official noted the resumption may hinge on Judge K K Hall in Charleston.
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Charleston
Wica
UPL
West View
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
K.K. Hall
Community events and services listing for Fremont area
Washington Junior Township club edits a Monday line up with bridge at Newark Center and community drop in at Daybreak Center. Free counseling lines and Cantonese radio program. Kendo lessons, yoga, Buddhist church, and various clubs meet Monday and Tuesday in Fremont and Union City with times, places and small fees.
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Lvamy
Newark Community Center
Aso Cedar Blvd
Blal
Daybreak
Wall Ave
Fremont
Kouusfm
Ohlone College
Fremont Bridge Club
Paseo Padre Parkway
Abgess
Nity Center
Dali Qudur
Niles Library
Newark
Tris City
Cy Governawnt
AMM Civic
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