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Newspaper
Port Lavaca Wave
Location
Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
8
Across India authorities report scattered outbursts after the emergency declaration last week. A government spokesman says the anti-Gandhi movement has not gained ground while hundreds of opponents are detained and censorship enforced.
Nelson A Rockefeller, during six months as vice president, has four times amended earlier statements that proved embarrassing. He acknowledged changes over his political plans and the CIA linked assassination plots involving Kennedy and Robert, along with issues about Vietnam and U.S. commitments. The second note reports the U.S. government auctioning 500000 ounces of gold to curb imports and keep dollars at home.
The May US trade data show a surprising 1.05 billion surplus as imports drop 11.5 percent from April while exports slip only 5 percent. Analysts see a healthier economy but warn the result may be temporary, with oil purchases a key uncertain factor. A missing private plane linked to a separate report underscores ongoing news events.
Washington AP report says Senate Aging Committee urged that Social Security cost of living benefits rise automatically when the consumer price index increases by 3 percent or more. Panel warns of financial stability fears and calls Congress to strengthen financing promptly. Frank Church criticizes Ford’s proposed 5 percent COLA, noting a $2.2 billion gap from 8 percent. Republicans note ongoing actions by Senate Finance and House Ways and Means on financing solutions.
Temple Daily Telegram veteran reporter photographer Woody Montgomery, 58, died of an apparent heart attack Saturday. Found slumped over his car steering wheel at Temple Junior College, he was pronounced dead at a hospital. Survived by his widow Helen, son Charles David Montgomery of San Antonio, two brothers C F Montgomery and W M Montgomery, and sister Mrs C B Walker. services set for 2 p.m. at Harper Talasuk Funeral Home with burial in Temple.
New York photographer Francesco Scavullo talks about creating beauty through sensuality and trust, describing how he directs models and stars like Barbra Streisand and Mick Jagger. He explains his studio process, makeup by Way Bandy, hair by top stylists, and retouching, with a half day rate of $2,000 plus extra for makeup and wardrobe services.
Dallas Times Herald reports an OMB internal analysis questions whether the F18 should replace the A7, noting 80 F18s would cost $800 million more than 480 extra F14s. The analysis contrasts the supersonic F18 with the subsonic A7 and cites the Navy’s earlier choice of the F18 over the F16 built by General Dynamics in Fort Worth.
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