Indira Gandhi Sworn In as India’s Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi took the oath as prime minister of India in New Delhi promising a march toward progress for 560 million people. The 53-year-old leader reshuffled her cabinet, retained key ministers, and emphasized cooperation across all sections of society to advance social and economic reform.
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Two New Scholarships Available To Students At Tech
Texas Tech University's Journalism Department announces two new scholarships. A Mass Communications Scholarship funded by departmental faculty supports juniors and seniors in journalism advertising or telecommunications. The William R Hearst Scholarship of 200 annually is funded by the Hearst Foundation and awarded to full time journalism students based on scholarship and need.
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Hanoi says military victory in Indochina unlikely
North Vietnamese authorities tell foreign diplomats in Hanoi that neither side can win by force. Officials say China would not intervene, Soviet aid continues, and Hanoi plans to press on while hoping for international pressure to shift U S policy. The view contrasts with Ho Chi Minh's belief in eventual victory.
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Nixon proposes $2.75 billion revenue sharing for broad transport use
President Nixon briefs Congress on a plan to let states and cities spend federal transit funds on buses subways airports and highways. Texas would get 11.7 million general and 27.6 million urban mass transit. New Mexico 20.3 million general and 0.55 million urban mass transit. at least 525 million must fund urban mass transit.
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Jury windup in Purcell negligent homicide trial today
Final arguments and the formal charge will be given in County Court at Law No 1 in the trial of Randall L. Purcell 24 of 2706 68th St charged with negligent homicide. The victim Donna Ralston 17 of 4419 37th St died after a late Friday night crash at 26th and University Avenue.
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