Vorster Defends South Africa Against Mitchell Attack
PRETORIA South Africa Prime Minister John Vorster dismissed Clarence Mitchell Jr a NAACP lawyer and U N delegation member as uninformed biased after Mitchell accused South Africa of bar barism and detaining opponents Vorster said he had not studied Mitchells speech but accused him of smokescreens and misrepresentation while noting Red Cross access to prisons and detainees
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TVA Credit Is Extended by New Borrowing Authority
President Ford signed legislation raising TVA borrowing power from $10 billion to $15 billion and shifting TVA payments to the Treasury to annual installments. The move expands financing flexibility for the Tennessee Valley Authority and updates repayment terms.
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Bombs Stop Subway in Tokyo and Osaka
Smoke bombs hurled by student radicals disrupted six Tokyo and three Osaka subway stations during Friday evening rush, halting privately operated lines for about an hour amid a nationwide rail and public unions strike entering its fourth day with no talks underway.
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