Rhodesia talks stall over independence date in Geneva
In Geneva prime minister Ian D. Smith and Rhodesian black leaders failed to set a timetable for black rule, clashing over a one or two year transition. Smith planned to return to Rhodesia, while a later session was expected with Ivor Richard chairing.
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Church bishops condemn Thaxted same sex blessing incident
Two Church of England bishops condemned a private blessing for two lesbian couples at Thaxted parish church. Rev Peter Elers, a gay vicar and leader of Gay Christian movement, defended the ceremony as private. The bishops dissociated from the action and said Elers would not conduct future services of this kind.
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Carter returns to Plains amid election euphoria and tears
Jimmy Carter arrives in Plains at dawn to a crowd of neighbors after winning the presidency. He delivers a sentimental speech, tears in his eyes as he hugs Rosalynn, praising a beautiful new spirit in the country and thanking his supporters for organization and hometown support.
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India House Votes Charters Rules Widen Gandhi Power
The lower house passed sweeping constitutional amendments by 366 to 4, expanding parliament and prime minister power while reducing judicial checks. It codifies emergency rule, limits courts, and enables executive-order constitutional amendments, with Gandhi’s government asserting a socio economic revolution.
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Helms Resigns as U S Iran Ambassador Amid Political Tensions
Former CIA chief Rich Helms resigns as U S ambassador to Iran before a presidential vote. Officials cite desire to avoid influencing the election and distance himself from politics while past CIA taint and Watergate links surface. The move follows history of agency involvement in domestic surveillance and the White House plumbers operation.
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Early Texans practiced thrifty water use long ago
A UPI report from Austin notes that early Texans faced water scarcity and practiced reuse. Women used water three times before disposal: for clothes, children's baths, and finally washing the floor, illustrating conservation habits before modern regulations.
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