Indira Gandhi keeps prime post while appeal unfolds
India's Supreme Court allows Indira Gandhi to remain as prime minister during her appeal of a 1971 election irregularities conviction but bars her from voting or taking remuneration in Parliament. The stay lasts while the case proceeds and could force her resignation if the court rules against her next month.
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House raises national debt ceiling amid party line clash
The House approved a 46 billion dollar increase to a 577 billion debt ceiling by a 223 to 19 percent vote, extending through November 15. The bill moves to the Senate as a June 30 deadline looms for the current 531 billion ceiling.
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Ford may visit three Communist nations after Helsinki talks
Administration officials said on Tuesday President Ford plans a late July trip to Europe. He would briefly stop in Poland Romania and Yugoslavia then visit West Germany before returning to the United States.
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Pentagon says U S arms sales exceed six billion in 11 months
Washington reports that the United States sold more than 6.3 billion dollars worth of military arms to foreign countries over the past eleven months per Pentagon accounting. The tally highlights continued defense exports and reflects ongoing international defense deals.
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Mozambique Declares New Nation With Gandhi Themed Ceremonies
Mozambique becomes the Peoples Republic at midnight ceremonies in Maputo, with President Samora Machel witnessing the flag unfurling as Portugal withdraws. Visitors include Portuguese leaders, signaling a post-colonial shift. Belfast murder tied to sectarian violence. Britain weighs Uganda rescue for 700 Britons as Idi Amin tensions rise. A Reynosa family crash near Matamoros kills 17 and wounds 7 in a three-vehicle collision.
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Actress Susan Hampshire Helps Prince Avoid Awkward Moment
At a Theater Royal reception Prince Charles faced a paparazzi risk in a low cut dress. Actress Susan Hampshire cupped her hands to block the prince’s gaze, prompting laughter. Also, Cerise Hampshire Weinberger, mother of Caspar Weinberger, died in Washington at 89 after a stroke. funeral plans were pending in San Francisco.
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