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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1976

Page

3

Japanese voters rebuke ruling party in Lockheed scandal wake

In Japan elections for the 511-seat Diet, the Liberal Democratic party won 249 seats, seven short of a majority, marking its first defeat of that size since 1955. Eight independents joined the LDP to give 257 seats, still short of overall control. Prime Minister Miki faces upheaval as Ta Fukuda regarded likely to succeed him. The opposition fragmented with Socialists 123, Komeito 55, Democratic Socialists 29, Liberal Club 17, independents 21, and Communists 17.

Tokyo Lockheed Liberal-Democratic Party Diet Liberal-Democrats Liberal- Democrats Miki Kakuei Tanaka U.S Japan Tanaka Niigata Tomisaburo Hashimoto Daisuke Akita Socialist Party

Chirac reshapes Gaullist movement to Rally for the Republic

In Paris, Jacques Chirac led the UDR's dissolution and reformation into the Rally for the Republic, rallying about 50,000 supporters to oppose a Socialist Communist alternative. He urged reform, tax changes, and education access while reaffirming an independent French nuclear stance. The march followed criticism of President Giscard dEstaing and aimed to bolster Gaullist strength ahead of 1981.

de Gaulle Union of Democrats For the Republic UDR Chirac Rally For the Republic National Assembly Valery Giscard d'Estaing Republican Giscard France Charles de Gaulle Giscard d'Estaing Parisien Libere

West German minister dies in fall in Moscow residence

West German Embassy minister H Adrian Lowe, age 50, died Sunday night after falling from his seventh floor balcony in Moscow. The embassy said he apparently lost his balance and there were no witnesses. Lowe had served as ambassador to Uruguay before being assigned to Moscow about a year ago.

Moscow H Adrian Lowe Lowe West Germany Uruguay

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