Indira Gandhi Loses Election and Plans Resignation
Indira Gandhi decided to resign after losing her parliamentary seat as Congress trailed in the general election. Opposition leaders move to form a new government while Janata and allies gain seats, signaling a shift from decades of Congress rule.
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India
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Congress Party
Britain
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People’s
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Washington
State Department
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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Jagjivan Ram
Desai
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress
Ram
Congress For Democracy
Gandhi
Carter Welcomes Fukuda as Great Leader of Japan at White House
President Carter and Japan's Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda opened a two day visit with praise for a deepened U S Japanese partnership The leaders noted focus on the London May summit and global security Fukuda stressed building a new partnership while Carter highlighted Japan's economic influence non belligerency and renunciation of nuclear weapons The visit includes meetings with Congress labor leaders and a National Press Club speech
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Carter
Japan
Takeo Fukuda
White House
U.S
London
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Tokyo
Carter's Commission Returns Home From Indochina Mission
AP report on President Carter's special commission pausing in Honolulu for rest before Washington. The group seeks to clarify status of Americans missing in Indochina, with Hanoi surrendering remains of 12 pilots and agreeing to an office for further information. Commission aims to ease relations and aid reconstruction.
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Peter Arnett
Honolulu
Washington, D.C
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Washington
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Philippines
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Laos
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Hanoi
Army Mortuary
Oakland
Calif
Leonard Woodcock
United States
Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Pentagon
Cambodia
White House
Zaire Seeks More U S Aid Over Angola Invasion
The United States weighs a new aid request from Zaire as rebel forces from Angola press into Shaba. Spokesman Frederick Brown said details are unavailable while State Department and White House officials study the appeal. No new fighting information is released.
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Zaire
United States
Angola
State Department
Frederick Z. Brown
Kinshasa
New York
Brown
White House
Kasaji
Katanga
Shaba
Freeze Warning Signals Spring Outbreak Across Oklahoma
Spring arrived as a cold front swept the state prompting a freeze warning for tonight. Temperatures may dip to the low 20s in northern counties and below freezing elsewhere with 20 to 30 mph winds and fire danger warnings. Gardeners are urged to cover newly set plants and tomatoes tonight.
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Pring
Lawton Area
Oklahoma
National Weather Service
Lawton
Senate Finance Panel OKs Tax Bill in 9 to 7 Vote
The Senate Finance Committee approved a tax bill with $50 rebates for most Americans and a permanent $105 average tax cut for those using the standard deduction. It would extend credits through 1978 and simplify forms. The bill moves to the full Senate amid expected battles over rebates, deduction changes, and business incentives.
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Senate Finance Panel
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Finance Committee
House
27 Crewmen Rescued as Tanker Breaks in Two Off Carolina
The 676 foot Panama tanker Claude Conway with 39 crewmen split in two after an explosion 140 miles off the North Carolina coast. Coast Guard says 27 rescued, 12 missing, five injured. Drifted stern and bow about two miles apart near Wilmington. Oil slick reported.
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Coast Guard
Atlantic
North Carolina
Claude Conway
Moss Point
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Wilmington
Instapoll Questions Ask Voters On Lake Lawrenka Policy
Readout lists two questions recorded on the Instapoll system. Voters are invited to answer by dialing 353 0620 during evening hours Monday through Wednesday and asking for Instapoll. The first question asks if swimming should be permitted in Lake Lawrenka. The second asks if the legislature should lower the juvenile age from 18 to 16.
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Oklahoma
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