India’s Emergency Moves Marks Slide Toward Dictatorship
Indira Gandhi proclaims a state of emergency in India as dissidents are jailed and censorship tightens. The move follows a court ruling barring her from elective office and prompts nationwide protests, signaling a potential erosion of democracy in a vast population.
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Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Supreme Power
Nation
Supreme Court
Great Britain
India
Fairness and enforcement questions surface after campus streaking case
Lois Purvis argues that fairness in enforcing ordinances, from the Goddard High School streaking incident to city rules on garbage pickup and leash laws, should apply evenly. She notes localized penalties and calls for consistent treatment and the right to present one's side before punishment.
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Goddard High School
Wool Bowl
Roswell
Lois Purvis
Dexter student to represent FHA at national convention
Carolyn Sharp, a Dexter High School junior, will represent the Dexter chapter of Future Homemakers of America at the national convention June 28 to July in Kansas City Missouri. The Jayceetes will hold a steak fry at the Morgan Nelson farm at 6 30 pm Thursday. Harriet A Hallett spoke on child welfare at an Altrusa Club meeting.
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Carolyn Sharp
Dexter High School
Dexter
Future
Homemakers of America
Kansas City
Morgan Nelson
Harriet A Hallet
Altrusa Club
Roswell
Larry Hess
San Angelo
Jimmy McClure
Rockets
Colts
Fair Park
Roswell Soil Conservation Service
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Carlsbad
Texas Tech Ex-Students and Alumni Association
Bottomless Lakes State Park
C. M. Woodbury
Rio Hondo
Rocky Arroyo
Hagerman
Artesia
Clovis
Alamogordo
Carrizozo
Joe W. Huff
Missionary Guild of the First Christian Church
Mary Nelson
Homemakers Extension Club
New Mexico Republicans split over Ford Rockefeller Reagan
Santa Fe leaders clash over the 1976 GOP vice presidential pick with Irene Senatovitch supporting Reagan while Frances Shipman backs Rockefeller and Ford. Local voices warn Rockefeller may fail at the national convention as Reagan boosts popular appeal among Western Republicans.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Santa
Ford
Rockefeller
Rocky
Frances
Congress
New York
Ford Administration
Morris
Reagan
Corky
California
GOP
Mary Ann Gomez
Mary Ann
Albuquerque
National Republican
Robert Davidson
Stahl
James Manatt
Army
Howard H
Bo) Callaway
Georgia
Callaway
Manatt
White House pampering of Shah draws sharp oil price clash
The Shah of Iran visits the United States as Ford hosts him with hospitality. Behind the scenes officials dispute his oil price arguments, noting that higher oil costs lift inflation and that Western imports and weather affect food and energy prices. A suppressed memo likens his finances to borrowing against cash. A second feature recounts a federal case of a sea chase tied to drug seizures near Todos Santos.
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Washington
Iran
White House
Ford
Todos Santos Island
Mexican
Long Beach
Calif
Sadat’s Deepening Rift with the Soviet Union
Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat's anti Soviet stance widens after Moscow’s alleged covert aid to Libya and a costly Aswan High Dam project. He accuses Russia of withholding arms, pressing a $6 billion debt, and recalls Soviet advisers and troops from Egypt after 1973. The tensions flare amid regional upheavals and Sadat’s anti Russian vice president Hosni Mubarak rises.
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Sadat
Russia
Egypt
Red Army
Alexandria
Matruh
Sollum
Israel
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Chintzy
Joss House
Vladmir M. Vinogradov
Brezhnev
Vinogradov
Cairo
Nixon
U.S
Pentagon
Aswan High Dam
Nile
El-Dahr
Aswan High
Libya
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Fred Buckles
Jack Anderson
Shah
Henry J. Taylor Sadat
Anwar el- Sadat
U.S.S.R
Matvei Zakharov
Zakharov
Heliopolis
Nile Hilton
Andrei A. Gromyko
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