Gandhi Convicted in Indian Election Law Violation
The Allahabad High Court convicts Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of two election violations during the 1971 campaign in Uttar Pradesh. The ruling finds she used her secretary and officials to campaign, while she is cleared on bribery and excess expenditure. A 20 day stay is granted pending appeal.
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Allahabad
Uttar Pradesh
J.J.J. Sinha
Mrs. Gandhi
All safe in jetliner crash at Bombay International
Air France Boeing 747 burst into flames on the ground at Bombay International Airport as it was about to take off. All 390 aboard were evacuated within five minutes. the jetliner was destroyed and declared a total loss. The flight, from Bangkok to Tehran Tel Aviv and Paris, caused cancellations of incoming 747 flights until debris was cleared.
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New Delhi
Bernard Tanguy
Air France
Tanguy
Air France Flight 193
Bangkok
Tehran
Tel Aviv
Paris
Betty Ford Receives Human Relations Award in New York
First Lady Betty Ford was honored with the Rita V. Tishman Human Relations Award by Bnai B'rith's Anti-Defamation League for courage and dedication to equal rights for women. A Steuben glass bowl symbolic of the award was presented by Mrs. Theodore H. Silbert at a gourmet luncheon attended by 500 women at the Hotel Pierre on Wednesday.
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New York
UPI
Betty Ford
Rita V. Tishman
B'nai B’rith
Anti-Defamation League
Theodore H. Silbert
Hotel Pierre
Nimbus F Weather Satellite Launch from Vandenberg
Nimbus F, a $60 million weather satellite, launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base atop a Delta rocket with nine strap-on motors. The polar orbit plan aims to pass over every Earth location twice daily, with orbit confirmation expected in about two hours.
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Lompoc
Calif
UPI
Nimbus F
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Manson Transferred to San Quentin for Safety
Charles Manson, the man convicted in the Tate killings, has been moved from Folsom to San Quentin for his protection after a May 3 assault by fellow inmates. Officials cited tighter security needs and noted his life sentence after California's capital punishment reversal.
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San Quentin, Calif
Folsom
Manson
San Quentin
California Supreme Court
Eastern Airlines asks 32000 employees to take pay cuts
Frank Borman, new president, asks Eastern Airlines staff to accept 3 to 8 percent salary reductions starting July 1 for 18 months. He says cuts depend on majority employee approval and warns of possible three years of heavy losses and potential payroll insolvency or corporate absorption.
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Miami
UPI
Eastern Airlines
Frank Borman
Borman
Eastern
Tony winners open Musicarnival season in Cleveland
Tony winners Ben Vereen and Melba Moore open the 22nd Musicarnival season in Cleveland with three nights of song and dance. The event co operates by Musicarnival and 3WE Radio, with proceeds from Friday's show benefiting the Hampton Institute Alumni Association. Other stars include Pinky Lee Van Johnson Alice Faye Buck Owens Carol Channing Jerry Vale and Jane Powell.
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Melba Moore
Musicarnival
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Vereen
Judas
Barbra Streisands
Louis Armstrong
Chicago
Hampton Institute Alumini Association
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van Johnson
Alice Faye
Buck Owens
Carol Channing
Jerry Vale
Red Cross Swim Program Registration at Wild Wood Lakes
Registration for the Red Cross swim program at Wild Wood Lakes 11450 Crawford Road Homerville will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Classes begin June 23 with levels from basic to lifesaving. Mary Jo Salay of Westfield Center teaches. more instructors are needed with training set for June 18, says Wild Wood owner Mrs Wayne Hastings.
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Crawford Road
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Westfield Center
Wayne Hastings
Wild Wood
Chatham
Pier-Lon Park
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Summer square dances at Wild Wood Lakes feature Bradley's Orchestra
A summer series of square dances at Wild Wood Lakes 11450 Crawford Road will be led by Bradley's Orchestra with Les Pratt as caller. Dances run Saturdays June 28 July 5 July 19 August 16 and August 30 from 9 p.m. to midnight in the recreational barn.
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Wild Wood Lakes
Crawford Road
Bradley
Les Pratt
Elyria
Wild Wood
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Medina couple sues for water damage to land in Sharon Township
John Stropoli and wife file a $123000 Medina County Common Pleas suit against Arland and Alyce Rininger over lake spills entering their agricultural land. They seek damages including 15000 for land use loss 15000 for timber loss 30000 punitive and 3000 trespass plus injunctions to stop surface water backflow enforce zoning compliance and remove an electric line.
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Medina County Common Pleas Court
Sharon Township
Riningers
Stropoli
Stropolis
Brunswick Board Hires and Reassigns School Staff
The Brunswick Board of Education approved five administrative hires across four district schools and shuffled key posts. George Hall Jr. becomes Walter Kidder Elementary principal on a one year contract, replacing the 18 year veteran. Virginia Piersant and Dominic Dilorio receive principal and deputy roles as new openings emerge. The district also adds teachers and approves leaves and resignations while planning future meetings and a new athletic league for 1977-78.
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Brunswick Board of Education
Walter Kidder
George Hall Jr
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Columbia
Brunswick Schools
Kidder
Robert Ingraham
Edwards Middle
North House
Crestview
Steve Lucsik
Virginia Piersant
West House
Dominic Dilorio
Operation Youth
Theodore Neura
Center Road
Brecksville
Cloverleaf
North Royalton
Strongsville
Wadsworth
Fred Benco
Weather outlook with isolated showers and mild temps
Partly cloudy through today and Friday with a 30 percent chance of showers or a thunder shower. Highs in the mid to upper 70s, lows in the 50s, southwest winds 15 to 25 mph today and 10 to 20 mph tonight. Isolated showers may total about one tenth of an inch this afternoon for agriculture.
Almanac historical notes for June 12, 1975
Key events on this date include Calvin Coolidge securing the Republican nomination in 1924, Medgar Evers assassination in 1963, the 1967 Supreme Court ruling against bans on interracial marriage, and Tricia Nixon’s 1971 White House garden wedding. Also notes planetary positions and Frank Chapman’s birth.
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United States Supreme Court
Tricia Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
Rose Garden
White House
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