Press censorship justified by Indian ambassador on Face the Nation
India defends press censorship citing subliminal incitement to revolt and warns emergency could endure months. Kaul argues no one, not even the press or opposition, is above the law as India emphasizes civilian supremacy and military restraint amid talks of possible action in neighboring Bangladesh.
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Wallace Defends Health In Presidential Talk
AP dispatch from Los Angeles reports Governor George Wallace facing questions about his health as he considers a 1976 presidential bid. He remains not formally declared, calling a possible run in the Democratic primaries plausible while attending the 7th annual Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. Ronald Reagan spoke to the 15,000 delegates and Wallace left open the possibility of a third party run or a Democratic vice presidential consideration. VFW resolutions were discussed on Veterans Day reinstatement, Vietnam-era benefits, and a national health insurance plan for veterans. opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment was debated as concerns about women in the armed forces and service academies were raised. Nelson Rockefeller declined to address the convention and some officials noted Gov Brown’s absence left a blank space in the program.
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Typhoon Kills 35 in Japan Across Shikoku Island
Typhoon Phyllis weakened over the Sea of Japan causing 3 dead, 23 missing, 15 injured. Major damage hit Shikoku with 120 landslides, 23 dikes destroyed, 106 road blocks. Over 400 homes destroyed and 17,000 flooded. Rail and highway networks disrupted. hundreds of troops aiding rescues. isolation of cities and villages reported.
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Stockholder suit claims Hughes dead and heirs seek control
In New York two Manhattan stockholders allege Howard Hughes is dead and ask courts to appoint an administrator for his estate if he does not respond. They accuse Hughes and associates of manipulating Air West stock, seeking class damages worth about 100 million dollars. The suit also targets the American Stock Exchange for alleged failure to disclose stock manipulation.
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Vietor
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Air Liquidation Co
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Lo. Angeles
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Kurtzes
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Kurizes
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Bali
American Stock Exchange
57 Years Later He Receives Purple Heart in Vermont
Dwight Phelps, a 90 year old Richmond resident and World War I veteran, was wounded at Chateau Thierry in France. He enlisted in February 1918 and later served in Europe. The Purple Heart, official since 1932, was finally awarded in a surprise ceremony at the Vermont National Guard range, after officials found he had not received it.
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Veterans Administration Center
White River Junction
Robert Stafford
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