Lockheed aftermath shows shocks and limited reforms
The New York Times reports that last year’s Lockheed bribe disclosures triggered inquiries and protests but few prosecutions or deterrents. Lawmakers propose lighter rules while some nations keep bribery tax deductible. A Times survey suggests bilateral U.S. treaties may better standardize disclosures for multinationals.
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Indira Gandhi loses seat as Congress trails in India vote
In early returns from India's national election Indira Gandhi loses her seat and the ruling Congress Party trails the opposition. Observers view her move to end the 21 month emergency as reconciliation to heal political wounds. Janata Party leads with 135 seats and allied victors while Congress has 103 seats.
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India
APY
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How Indira lost magic
Indira Gandhi the longtime Indian leader faced a stunning political defeat as she lost her bid for reelection to parliament. Her Congress Party suffered major setbacks ending a 30 year hold on power, after years of strong influence at home and abroad.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
12 U.S. airmen identified after Vietnam war return
Army medical specialists in Hawaii verify the identities of 12 airmen whose remains were brought home from Vietnam. The Cen tral Identification Laboratory will compare remains with military health records before sending to the Army Mortuary in Oakland. The 35 minute ceremony at Hickam marked the return of the bodies, identified by Hanoi and listed by the Vietnamese government earlier. The five member White House commission led by Leonard Woodcock will return to Washington. The names include Navy and Air Force officers across several states.
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Army
U.S
United States
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Rogers
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Hickam Air Force Base
Hanoi
White House
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Air Force
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Laos
Hawaii
Philippines
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Leonard Woodwork
Washington, D.C
Paris
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Roy H. Bowling
San Bernardino
Elwyn R. Capling
Detroit
Stephen W. Diamond
Roslyn Heights
N.Y
Bruce C. Ducat
Bethesda
Hickam
AP Wirshote
Roots scene of Kunta sold at auction in a bar room sequence
A harsh early chapter from Roots follows Kunta as he is separated from fellow captives after a bar with toubob guards. He is stripped, chained, and marched toward a daylight transfer while crowds outside shout bids and taunt, the atmosphere thick with fear and looming fate.
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Runta
Hit and run collision injures four Long Beach residents
Four elderly Long Beach residents were injured Sunday when their car was struck by a white hit and run vehicle at a residential intersection. Francis Fifer 74 of 262 West Compton Avenue was stunned and could not explain the crash at 9 40 AM on Molino Avenue as a white car moving west on Second Street sped away. Elfer and his passengers Louise 69 Thelmad Spader 67 of 2420 East 5th Street were in fair but stable condition at Community Hospital. Theresa Wuytens 39 of 485 Temple Avenue was listed in serious condition and in intensive care with internal injuries. Police have no suspects and are not sure who was at fault.
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Francis Fifer
Compton Ave
Elfer
Molino Avenue
Second Street
Louise
Thelmad Spader
5Th St
Community Hospital
Theresa Wuytens
Temple Ave
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