India Seeks Better U S Relations Amid Emergency Measures
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said India is seriously seeking improved ties with the United States and hopes for a state visit by President Ford later this year. She announced a new economic program to aid poor farmers, fixed-income workers, and businessmen, framing the emergency as an opportunity to push economic tasks forward while defending her anti-crackdown stance. Government critics resist with underground activity, as Narayan supporters vow persistence. Simons expelled by Washington amid censorship rules, and Narayan's hunger strike status draws international notices. Gandhi defends democracy and socialist goals against opposition tied to the United States, recalling her father Nehru and vowing to stay on the socialist path.
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Airlines Route Swap Pact Strengthens Pan Am Finance
Washington AP The CAB says the route swap between American Airlines and Pan Am will bring long term benefits with minimal immediate travel impact. Ford approved the pact granting American Caribbean Bermuda routes and Pan Am U S mainland Hawaii and South Pacific access, aiming to bolster Pan Am’s finances to sustain global service.
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