Malta Dependent Departure Shrinks British Force to 3800
The last dependents of British armed forces in Malta depart for England as Malta orders the return of 3800 soldiers by the Saturday midnight deadline. Mintoff demands higher base rent and warns of massive job losses for over 6100 British staff, with severance totaling about 14.4 million dollars.
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Maltas
Javea
Mintoff
United States
Soviet Union
Malta
Dom Mintoff
Labor Party
Valletta
Mediterranean
San Antonio ready to battle over stalled expressway
The Texas Highway Commission will appeal to the U S Supreme Court after the state and conservationists clashed over the North Expressway project. The case centers on a middle section through parkland and a prior federal funding dispute.
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Texas Attorney General's Office
U.S. Supreme Court
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Atty
Sam McDaniel
Suh Circuit Court of Appeals
McDaniel
5Th Circuit
U.S. Transportation
John Volpe
Clovis
Johnny
Didates
Meyer
Tor
Gilbert Garza
Hughes
Howards
Florine Hawkins
Howard R
McGraw-Hill
H. R
Romania
Vienna
Alyce Williams
Aristotle Onassis
Los Angeles
Serior McGrawanti
Court Rules 7 0 Grappi Conviction Invalid
The Supreme Court voided the contempt conviction of Rev. Groppi after a Milwaukee demonstration, ruling the assembly failed to provide due process. The decision urged judges to allow prisoners a defense before punishment and noted immediate punishments are valid only when conducted with proper notice and opportunity to be heard. An additional ruling held antitrust liability applies to actions blocking new competitors from accessing agencies and courts. The cases involved Groppi and a California trucking dispute, reflecting broader civil rights and regulatory themes.
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Milwaukee
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Assembly
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Wisconsin Assembly
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Naacp Legal and Educational Defense Fund
Francis Haines
Illinois
Haines
California
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Burger
New York
UPI
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Hughes
McGraw Hill Book Co
Life Magazine
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McGraw
Hill
Life
Meyer
H.R. Hughes
Sheik Mujibur Rahman Assumes Bangladeshs Cabinet Posts
Sheik Mujibur Rahman named prime minister and took defense and internal affairs portfolios as he announced his Cabinet for a new parliamentary government in Dacca. He shifted the presidency to a ceremonial role while holding the new posts and facing regional diplomatic shifts and recognition debates.
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Bangladesh
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Poland
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Mongolia
East Germany
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Amman
Pakistan
Rangoon
Burma
Japan
Soviet Union
United States
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
Names Sumselt
Lahore
Bhutto
Banglanew
Kamarl Hussain
West Pakistan
Abdus Samad Azad
New Delhi
Ceence
Oslovaks
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