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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1975
Page
5
Scattered protesters shouted antigovernment slogans as Prime Minister Indira Gandhi spoke to 15,000 teachers in a Delhi park. Security moved to eject four demonstrators while police and armed guards maintained order during the five minute disruption.
UPI reports the final U S combat planes will depart Thailand by mid January with about 50 Phantoms and other warplanes exiting Korat air base by January 15 and overall American forces ending operations by February 2. Udorn closures were announced earlier, all under a Thai March 20 deadline. total personnel exiting reach about 9 500, leaving roughly 7 000. U Tapao will remain as the last active American air facility serving refueling and reconnaissance roles while about 250 U S advisers and certain electronic surveillance personnel are expected to stay.
New York reports Handy and Harman set silver at 4.255 per fine ounce unchanged. Engelhard also lists a base price of 4.255 and fabricated silver at 4.361 with no change.
In Beirut gunfights paralyze the capital leaving hospitals overflowing. Mayhem after a bloody weekend tops 60 killed and 200 wounded as factions clash and a French envoy survives a mortar attack. Leaders meet to urge ceasefire.
In the Matter of Olive Page Nesbitt an Incompetent Case No 11121 the District Court of Bonner County Idaho schedules a hearing for the Petition of Resignation and Final Account of Guardian RW Ammerman for December 29 1975 at 9 30 AM in Sandpoint any interested party may appear and present objections. The Fourth Annual Report of Guardian RW Ammerman is also set for settlement at the same date and time with objections to accounting to be filed in writing.
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