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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1975
Page
3
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New Delhi reports Parliament began a week long session to approve emergency rule allowing Indira Gandhi to rule by decree. Agriculture Minister Jagjivan Ram led a resolution seeking approval of the emergency and curbs on civil liberties and press censorship.
John J. McCloy, a Warren Commission member, states he is convinced Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone after visiting Dallas. He dismisses conspiracy theories as nonsense and notes no connections were found during his trip.
Rose Kennedy indicates Teddy Kennedy will not seek the presidency in 1976. In a Sun Herald Advertiser interview she states there is no incentive or point to discuss politics as Teddy has taken himself out of the presidential candidacy. The remarks appear in a Boston newspaper story.
Washington AP report outlines President Ford vetoing a bill to cap new U.S. oil at 11.30 a barrel while old oil remains 5.25, risking a sharp gasoline price jump. The stalemate with Congress over energy policy intensifies as House and Senate deliberate extensions and a separate energy tax bill.
A mudslide after a flash flood shut down 12 miles of the Pennsylvania Turnpike between Reading and Morgantown for about two hours Sunday night. Several minor accidents occurred but no injuries were reported.
In Lisbon Vas co Goncalves vowed a national unity government to end the political crisis and pressures to resign. Socialists and centrists rally against him amid clashes that left two dead and dozens injured, while the AFM divisions back Goncalves and call for restraint. President Costa Gomes signals possible reshuffle without naming Goncalves.
The Agriculture Department says if food demand spiked the United States could add about 266 million acres to cropland by converting forests and pastures, though at high cost and with challenges like drought, erosion, and drainage needs. The report by ERS geographer H Thomas Frey and economist Robert C Otte notes most gains would come from dryland farming with fallow periods and periodic failures, while additional land in the Delta, Southeast and Appalachia requires drainage and clearing of vegetation.
Washington AP reports new HEW rules ban sex segregated physical education and limit single sex organizations as part of Title 9. Rules take effect as House and Senate battles to block them fail, with Helms vowing a new bill. Authority under a 1972 law. education aid package funds the rule enforcement.
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