Court Says Ford Oil Tariff Illegal
The US Court of Appeals ruled President Ford's oil tariff illegal, saying Congress did not authorize such a tariff. The 2 0 decision reversed a February ruling, stating the two tier license-fee approach exceeded presidential power and that direct controls or congressional action were required. Judge Robb dissented.
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Protestors Burn Communist Office in Braga Portugal
Hundreds of demonstrators set fire to a Communist party headquarters in Braga after a day of clashes with police. Three protesters were wounded, while the status of the party members inside remained unclear. Marines, armored cars, and reinforcements protected the building as violence erupted following a large Catholic anti-government march.
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Frost Secures Nixon Interview Contract For No Holds Barred TV Series
British interviewer David Frost says former President Richard Nixon signed a contract for a world wide series of television interviews about Watergate. Frost will distribute the programs globally with no subject barred, though US air dates likely after the November 1976 elections. NBC and CBS/ABC indicated limited interest. PBS may rely on syndication for US distribution.
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Court Delays Gandhi Appeal Amid Constitutional Amendment Test
Supreme Court of India refuses to hear Indira Gandhi appeal on a June conviction until it rules on a new constitutional amendment. A five member bench sets August 25 for hearings on the amendment, delaying the case amid India's ongoing political crisis. Shanti Bhushan leads the opposition legal team as the amendment swiftly passes through Parliament and is signed into law.
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Mercury Marine workers vote to strike over pay dispute
In Fond du Lac Cedarburg and Oshkosh 2000 machinists from Mercury Marine plants authorized union leaders to strike if a salary settlement cannot be reached swiftly. The vote signals a possible work stoppage if negotiations fail.
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US Eyes UN Veto for Two Vietnams
The United States is poised to veto UN membership bids from North and South Vietnam in response to the Security Council blocking a similar move for South Korea. The General Assembly cannot admit a member without council recommendation.
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Legacy Steam Returns as 4499 Sails Lakefront Trestle
Lakeshore area residents may catch a rare sight next week as steam powerhouse Old No 4499, the fourth largest engine ever built, tours near Manitowoc. The 425 ton giant, a symbol of wartime railroading, contrasts with modern diesel locomotives dating from the 1940s decline. The Old No 4449 will escort the American Freedom Train of 25 Pullman cars, drawing railfans from across the region to witness history revived.
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Chicago and North Western Railway Co- Manitowee
Lakeshore Area
Wisconsin
Scattered Showers Expected Across Wisconsin This Week
The National Weather Service warns of scattered showers and possible thunderstorms across western and northern Wisconsin late Monday and into the week. Weekend totals were light in many areas with Wausau at 0.22 inches and Madison around 0.01 to 0.04 inches. Temperatures are forecast in the mid 80s to low 90s Tuesday with upper 80s Monday, and nightly lows in the upper 30s to mid 60s.
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Kissinger urges new sea law to curb rivalries
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warned that failure to negotiate a new law of the sea treaty would fuel unrestrained military and commercial rivalry amid mounting world turmoil. He outlined a U S approach favoring a 12 mile territorial sea with guaranteed transit rights and opposed 200 mile zones. He urged new international pacts on space satellites and stronger anti terrorism laws.
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Boston Beach Clash Highlights Police Handling Desegregation Tension
A civil rights demonstration in South Boston escalated into a racial clash at Carson Beach. Police on horseback and on water kept two crowds apart as rock and bottle throwing continued. about 500 blacks and 1,000 whites participated, with eight injured and six blacks and two whites arrested amid desegregation tensions slated to begin next month.
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