U S and India plan joint effort on world economy
The United States and India agreed to cooperate to prevent further deterioration of the world economic structure and to curb nuclear energy diversion. A joint communique noted Indira Gandhi's invitation to a U S visit and Ford's planned 1975 trip to India. Kissinger prepared Rome speech and met Indian ministers.
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Younger terms new charge ridiculous about EJY Club
Los Angeles attorney general Evelle J. Younger rejects charges that he sold badges of special privilege to close friends and donors while district attorney. Opponent William Norris claims a 300 member EJY Club page funded by $250 each, with gold money clips bearing honorary deputy district attorney titles.
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Supreme Court blocks California welfare benefit delay
The U S Supreme Court refused California's bid to halt a California Supreme Court ruling that subtracting lodging and utilities from aid to children living with non welfare relatives is invalid. California could lose over 4 million dollars yearly if upheld. The decision comes amid broader debates on unborn child regulations and federal relations.
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Ford signs 22 bills among 36 awaiting action
President Ford signed 22 measures including repeal of no knock drug raids and removal of the automobile seat belt interlock requirement. Other actions give Congress control over nuclear transfers, fund solar research, end U.S. defense of Taiwan, and repeal the Formosa resolution.
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Rabat Recognizes PLO as Palestinian State Move Shocks Israel
Arab summit at Rabat recognizes the Palestinians as separate from Jordan and endorses a government in exile for the West Bank. Israel rejects PLO as negotiating partner while warning of battlefield clashes if talks occur. Hussein and Arafat show rare unity amid regional shifts. Military operations continue on Jordan and Golan fronts with ongoing gun battles and infiltrations.
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