Indian Court Rules For Indira's Law
In New Delhi the Supreme Court unanimously upheld retroactive election law amendments that voided Indira Gandhi's 1971 campaign conviction. It struck down a constitutional amendment nullifying the conviction, a setback for Gandhi. She addressed cheering supporters outside her residence, urging unity amid perceived dangers as political tensions rose.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Supreme Court
Mrs. Gandhi
Gandhi
Congress Party
Indira Gandhi Zindabad (Long Live Indira Gandhi)!"’ J.P. Goyal
Fire Sweeps Inveraray Castle. Valuable Art Lost
Fire at Inveraray Castle in Argyll hits the historic home, risking a Gainesborough portrait valued at about 1.26 million dollars and threatening more than 2.1 million dollars in art, furniture, and heirlooms. Duchess raises alarm as villagers help salvage belongings. castle completed in 1761 with 88 rooms. Meanwhile Jack LaLanne swims two miles underwater in San Francisco Bay shackled and towing a 2000 pound boat, claiming possible feats with proper food and exercise.
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Scotland
Duke of Argyll
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Frederick Campbell
Argyllshire
Duchess of Argyll
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Glasgow
San Francisco
Jack la Lanne
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Elaine
Ford Seeks GOP Funds In New England
President Ford travels to New England to discuss national security and raise GOP funds. He will address the New England Council in Boston after private appearances in Springfield and New England Society of Newspaper Editors. Fundraisers in Boston aim to attract about 3000 attendees and raise over 100000 dollars while he also plans events in Charleston Raleigh and Atlanta.
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Ford
New England
Boston
New England Council
Springfield
Mass
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Museum of Science
Logan International Airport
GOP
Ron Nelsen
James R. Schlesinger
CIA
William E. Colby
Henry A. Kissinger
National Security Council
Nelsen
Atlanta
Paris
Playboy Earl Lucan hunted worldwide in nanny murder case
London AP report tracks Richard Bingham the seventh Earl of Lucan as a year after the alleged murder of Sandra Rivett and the assault on Lady Veronica Lucan. Police split on whether he is dead or in hiding, with sightings and clues spanning Europe and beyond.
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Earl of Lucan
Taian
Belgravia
Sandra Rivett
U.S
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Roy Ranson
Scotland Yard
Earl
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Eton
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Gstaad
Social Register
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Lucan
Newhaven
Veronica Lucan
Countess of Lucan
St Louis Teacher Heads Missouri State Teachers Association
Virginia Burmeister, a 27 year teacher of science and biology at West Ladue Junior High, will lead the Missouri State Teachers Association after its convention. She has held multiple offices in the state and Ladue groups. The MSTA gathering boosts St Louis tourism with an estimated $4 million in economic impact.
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Virginia Burmeister
Missouri State Teachers Association
Miss Burmeister
West Ladue Junior High School
Ladue Community Teachers Association
MSTA
Family of Man Award Presented to Ford
Betty Ford accepted the 1975 Family of Man award on behalf of her husband in New York noting the city’s magic and calling it almost a second home. She spoke of President Ford’s compassion while saying she cannot speak for him and read a dinner statement he sent.
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New York Council of Churches
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Belize City under guard as Belize crisis grows
British and local troops guard Belize City airport after a Belize emergency linked to Guatemala’s claim of the territory. Passengers must stay aboard planes. photos forbidden. Foreign reporters check in with British authorities before town. Belize aims for independence amid a 135,000 population and a sugar, citrus, and lumber economy.
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Belize
Guatemala
Caribbean Sea
Central America
Britain
Peten
England
Pearl Bailey quits show business for evangelism and service
New York AP Pearl Bailey announced after her Hello Dolly opening in New York that she will leave theater after her December run at the Minskoff and a six week Washington engagement to pursue work in hospitals schools countries and possibly the U.N She said she seeks to meet people with less fear and more openness and that she cannot retire what God gave her though in good health after a 1972 heart attack She told her husband Louis Bellson by phone and spoke after a finale with Billy Daniels at the Minskoff Theater.
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Bailey
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Louis Bellson
California
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