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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1975

Page

10

Indian Parliament approves rule barring court review of emergency rule

Parliament passes a constitutional amendment barring courts from reviewing Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's emergency rule with 1640 in a 245 member house while opposition parties boycott over arrests and censorship. The same measure limits judiciary powers and endorses the June 26 national emergency decree.

New Delhi India Indira Gandhi Communist Arty Kashmir Iridian

Ford and Congress Face Pressure on Oil Policy

As August vacation looms and price controls near expiry, Ford officials seek a compromise to raise petroleum prices gradually while satisfying Democrats who want slower escalation. The House weighs overriding Ford vetoes on extending and tightening oil price controls and setting old oil ceilings at 5.25 dollars per barrel.

Ford Alsas U.S

Voting Rights Act amendment waters down extension

The House bill extending the Voting Rights Act faces a Senate setback as a Byrd amendment cuts the extension from 10 to seven years. The change sends the bill back to the House, with parties split on a longer 10-year term and a conference or compromise possible after a monthlong recess. The current law expires August 6.

Washington House Senate Robert C. Byrd John V. Tunney Dcalif Byrd Clarence Mitchell National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Carnival for MD Saturday Promises Fun and Ronald McDonald

A muscular dystrophy carnival is set for Saturday 2 p.m. at the First National Bank parking lot on Breiel Boulevard. Richie Leugars, county poster child, will attend along with more than 20 local patients. The Middletown area event funds clinic services physical therapy braces wheelchairs and a summer camping program. The Muscular Dystrophy Association provides free patient services and purchases therapy from Doty House.

Ronald McDonald First National Bank Breiel Boulevard Richie Leugars Richard Leugars Hamilton Butler County Middletown The Muscular Dystrophy Association Doty House

Goncalves Seen Likely Winner in Portugal Troika Move

In Lisbon the premier designate Goncalves appears to have won support for a three man troika with President Gomes and security chief Carvalho. AFM officers debate ratification as talks hint at a broader six man panel but with policy control rather than executive power.

Lisbon Portugal Vasco Goncalves Assembly of the Armed Forces Movement AFM Goncalves Francisco da Costa Gomes Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho Troika

Corsican mayor battles zerokini movement on beach

Pierre Morganti of Ogliastro leads volunteers who daub nudists with blue paint on a Corsican village beach to oppose zerokinis. The dispute draws conservatives and civil liberties critics as France weighs permissive policy.

Paris Pierre Morganti Ogliastro Mor Ganti Valery Giscard d'Estaing

Joan Little murder trial set to start next week

Testimony in the Joan Little murder trial is expected to begin early next week and could last three to four weeks. A 12 jurors panel of seven whites and five blacks and eight women was seated after defense motions and alternates were to be chosen.

Raleigh N.C Joan Little Marvin Miller Wake County

U S allegedly destroys Madagascar tracking station

Rand Daily Mail reports American NASA ordered destruction of a Madagascar space tracking station after Madagascar demanded higher payments or closure. NASA denies the claim. The facility was rendered inoperative and parts, computers and documents were removed and burned per the article.

Johannesburg South Africa The Rand Daily Mail NASA U.S. Space Madagascar National Aeronautics and Space Administration Washington Indian Ocean Africa U.S

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