Weather summary for the nation and regions
Rain in the northwest showers along the Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley with Gulf and Florida coasts. Cooler in the Northwest and warmer elsewhere. Sunset 8 48 p.m. sunrise 5 26 a.m. high yesterday 88 low 61. Record high 89 in 1957 record low 40 in 1918. humidity 55 at 8 p.m. yesterday 74 at 8 a.m. today. Winds tonight and tomorrow southwesterly 10 to 20 mph.
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Gandhi files appeal to stay in office during case
India Supreme Court justice will decide tomorrow whether Prime Minister Indira Gandhi can remain in office during her appeal of a lower court conviction for corrupt electioneering. V R Krishna Iyer heard five hours of arguments as the court, on vacation, prepares for full deliberations in July.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandhi
V.R. Krishna Iyer
Storms batter midsection across several states
Thunderstorms stretched from Colorado to Texas with tornadoes in Chicago suburbs and near Marfa Texas. Widespread damage reported from homes, cars, and snapped power lines as floods prompted delayed returns for Sun River refugees in Montana. Temperatures ranged from 43 in Evanston Wyoming to 86 in Needles California.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Texas
Mississppi Valley
Kansas
New Mexico
Mssouri
Tllinois
Indiana
Chicago
Marfa
Tex
Haif
Lubbock
Gulf Coasts
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Sun River
Montana
Evanston
Wyo
Needles
Calif
Anchorage
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Socialists Rally Demonstrates strength in Lisbon
In Lisbon tens of thousands of Socialists gathered to show party strength and press for a multi party system as the Communist-led Republica newspaper remains closed. Leaders Mario Soares and Alvaro Cunha skipped the event to attend Mozambique Independence Day celebrations.
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Fenton Wheeler
Lisbon
Portugal
Communist Party
Socialist Party
Revolutionary Council
Republica
Communist Printers’ Union
Military Revolutionary Council
Raul Rego
Mario Soares
Alvaro Cunha
Vasco Goncalves
Ernesto Melo Antunes
Otelo Carvalho
Mozambique
Soares
Execution of Briton postponed in Uganda case
Ugandan President Idi Amin postponed the execution of British lecturer Denis Hills after a meeting with two British officers and the British high commissioner seeking clemency from Queen Elizabeth II. A Kampala radio broadcast later said Hills remained under a death sentence.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Tap
Idi Amin
Denis Hills
Military Defense Council
Hills
Amin
London
Elizabeth I
Kampala
Uganda
Radio Uganda
Sir Chandos Blair
Tain Grahame
King's African Rifles
James Hennessy
Oil head raps lack of action
Frank Ikard president of the American Petroleum Institute told a Jacksonville Rotary Club luncheon that Congress is risking a new Arab oil embargo by failing to act on offshore oil reserves. He cited dwindling domestic reserves and rising Arab oil dependence and urged development of Outer Continental Shelf resources.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Congress
American Petroleum Institute
Frank N. Ticard
U.S
Ikard
Atlantic Ocean
Dollar gasoline predicted by Senator Jackson in Agawam
Sen. Henry M. Jackson told about 100 supporters in Agawam Mass that after August 31 when the allocations act ends oil prices and gas costs will surge. He argued oil firms hoard crude and cut gasoline output to enable price hikes if controls lapse. He faulted Ford administration for favoring big oil.
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Agawam
Mass
Henry M. Jackson
Ford
Jackson
D-Wash
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