Mrs Gandhi Defends Her Crackdown In India
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi defended the emergency and mass arrests of opponents saying earlier action could have prevented sabotage. Reports from New Delhi cited killings by police in Patna district towns, while officials acknowledged over 900 arrests as the nation faced protests.
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NEW
Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Eric Pace
New ‘Delhi
Patna
Gandhi
Supreme Court
Lebanon Cabinet Fractures As Violence Rages On
Beirút toll rises as Premier Rashid Karami forms a six member reconciliation cabinet to include all major sects. Camoun gains interior. Takla foreign and others receive key ministries amid ongoing combat leaving Beirut paralyzed. More than 210 dead and 1,000 wounded as fighting rages through ninth day.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Suleiman Franjieh
Karami
Camille Chamoun
Philip’ Takla
Adel ‘Osseiran
Majid
Arslan
Ghassan Tueni
Middle East
Athens
U.S. States Department
White chickens lay white eggs and brown birds brown eggs
County Extension Chairman John Crawford explains breed dictates eggshell color with White Leghorn laying white eggs and Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds and others laying brown eggs due to pigment production during shell formation. The piece also covers porch delivery vs curb delivery for city mail, Postmaster Lynn Blackwood outlining stricter door delivery requirements, and a Citizens inquiry about unemployment eligibility with Employment Security Commission guidance from manager William Hollar.
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F.W. _A.County Extension
John Crawford
Rhode Island
High Point
R.L. A
Lynn Blackwood
Post Office
High Point City
Employment Security Commission
William Hollar
Employment Secure Office
Uganda’s Amin pardons British lecturer Denis Hills
President Idi Amin of Uganda announced during a Kinshasa news conference that he has pardoned Denis Hills, the 61 year old British lecturer sentenced to death for calling Amin a tyrant. Mobutu Sese Seko mediated the pardon, with Amin to inform the British chargé d’affaires later.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Idi. Amin
Uganda
Denis Hills
Hills
Amin
Mobutu Sese- Seko
Zaire Presse
Mobutu
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Queen Elizabeth II
King’s African Rifles
State Employes Go On Strike in Pennsylvania History
Unions leading about 90,000 of Pennsylvania's 120,000 workers staged a statewide walkout, while the state sought court action to halt strikes by prison guards who joined the action. The development marked the first statewide labor walkout in the state's history, affecting multiple agencies and public services.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Treasury Gold Bids Are Heavy in Auction Notes
The Treasury accepted 70 bids from 41 bidders for 499,500 ounces at 165.05 per ounce, out of 758 bids totaling four million ounces. Total revenue expected is 82,442,475 dollars. Meanwhile, a statewide prison guard strike began at midnight, with 232 guards at seven of eight state prisons off shift and 75 reporting to work, details unclear at mental hospitals. Picket lines formed at state buildings as government contracts expired and negotiations stalled.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department
Commonwealth Court
State Justice Department
State Correctional Institution
Pittsburgh
Capitol
Pilot warned of danger before fatal air crash
Federal officials released tapes showing a Flying Tiger DC8 pilot warning of dangerous wind shear and urging runway changes minutes before Eastern Airlines Flight 66 attempted landing at Kennedy. The June 24 crash near New York killed 112, making it the worst single airplane disaster in U.S. history.
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New York
Eastern Airlines
Eastern Flight 66
New Orleans
Kennedy International Alert
Federal Aviation Administration
O.K
Flying Tiger
Newark
Ford Plans Involvement in CIA Prosecution Decision
President Ford says he expects to be informed by Attorney General Levi before any CIA employee is prosecuted and would discuss pros and cons of prosecutions. Levi notes the department and White House decide, while Ford warns leaks could hamper intelligence. The interview also touches on potential Senate investigations limiting shared information.
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Washington
Ford
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington Post ‘Today
Edward ‘I H. Levi
CIA
Levi
Justice Department
White House
Rockefeller Commission
Post
Senate
Oil Firms Announce Price Hike Across Major Brands
Four oil giants report wholesale gasoline price increases effective today. Shell and Standard Oil of Indiana Amoco raise three cents per gallon, ARCO adds two cents, and Texaco raises 1.4 cents. All grades affected, with retailers likely to pass rises to consumers.
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Associated Press
Shell Oil Co
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Amoco
Atlantic Richfield Co
Tevacec
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