New Indian Prime Minister Vows Nonalignment Continuity
NEW DELHI AP Lal Bahadur Shastri sworn as India's prime minister pledges to continue Nehru era nonalignment and address poverty and employment woes. He outlines a middle course philosophy and aims for a peaceful redistribution of wealth while seeking broader international engagement.
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Economic crackdown on NASA space plans signals tightened funding
Houston based UPI report notes a shift to thrift at NASA amid congressional scrutiny. It cites cuts to the budget, demands to de energize offices, and a looming probe into the Saturn 1B and Titan 3C programs as Congress questions the cost and value of space projects.
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Libel Suit Testimony Scheduled In Hodges Case
Testimony continues in 140th District Court as J A Hodges seeks 300000 against nephew Joe Hodges for libel. Jurors chosen. J A Hodges, brother of C N Hodges, claims 100000 actual and 200000 exemplary damages. The case involves letters from the Philippines dating to March 1963 and heirs to the estate.
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Freight Train Derailment Disrupts Snyder Yard
Ten cars of a Santa Fe freight train derailed at the Snyder yard after a journal failure. Workmen cleared tracks through Tuesday night with an estimated $15,000 in equipment damage and a temporary track laid to reroute a southbound passenger train. Potash cargo salvage planned.
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Catholics and Methodists Open Dialogue in Texas
Bishop John L. Markovsky and Texas Methodists urge mutual credit for faith amid long separation. The Texas Highway Commission hearings consider civil project requests including Loop 338 extension to Odessa and Farm-to-Market 2020 within city limits, reflecting cautious interfaith and infrastructure talks.
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Indonesia to unveil new trade and monetary regulations
A new set of trade and monetary regulations is reported to be forthcoming in Indonesia. Officials indicate reforms aim to update financial controls and market rules to strengthen the economy.
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