The explosion at the baggage&#8208;claim area at La Guardia Airport last night that turned a scene of holiday travel into a nightmare left witnesses talking with horror and amazement of the destruction they had seen.

Witnesses Tell of Horror

CHANDIGARH, India, Dec. 29 &#8212;The leaders of the Indian Government disclosed today that they intended to use their emergency powers to postpone for a year the parliamentary elections that were to have been held early in 1976.

INDIA TO POSTPONE ELECTIONS A YEAR

LONDON, Dec. 29&#8212;The British woman was relieved of many of the traditional shackles of this male&#8208;dominated society today and was given markedly more freedom to chart her own life.

British Put Laws in Force To Bar Sex Discrimination

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29&#8212;The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit lifted today a lower court injunction and allowed postal rate increase, including a three&#8208;cent rise on first&#8208;class mail to 13 cents.

POSTAL RATE RISE RULED INTO EFFECT EARLY TOMORROW

Louis J.Lefkowitz, the State Attorney General, yesterday rejected Governor Carey's request to dismiss Maurice H. Nadjari quickly and instead gave the special state prosecutor six months to finish his investigations of political and judicial corruption.

LEFKOWITZ REBUFFS CAREY ON PLEA TO OUST NADJARI; EXTENDS TERM 6 MONTHS

Thousands of holiday travelers found their vacation plans dashed or delayed last night as airlines scrambled to cancel and divert flights at La Guardia Airport in the wake of the explosion.

45 Planes Rescheduled

KANSAS CITY, Mo.&#8212;if he were taller, younger, handsome, a good speaker and a Gentile, Milton Jerrold Shapp would probably be one of the major contenders in the current struggle for the 1976 Democratic Presidential nomination.

Shapp Basing Campaign On Revamping Economy

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29&#8212;The Ford Administration is considering a consolidation of the nation's health service programs into one $10 billion health revenue&#8208;sharing program, Administration sources said today.

U.S. SAID TO STUDY NEW HEALTH PLAN

At least 14 people Were killed and more than 70 others were injured last night When a powerful bomb ripped through a crowded baggageclaim area in the main terminal at La Guardia Airport.

14 KILLED, 70 HURT AT LA GUARDIA BY BOMB IN BAGGAGE‐CLAIM AREA; AIRPORT IS CLOSED UNTIL TONIGHT

Mexico's Foreign Minister, Emilio O. Rabasa, resigned unexpectedly last night. Many diplomats and Mexican Foreign Ministry officials linked his resignation to the controversy aroused by Mexico's vote in the United Nations equating Zionism with racism. Details, Page 2.

Mexican Minister Quits

Fines of $1,000 a day will begin accumulating today against each of the leaders of the long resistance to an increase in monthly carrying charges at Co&#8208;op City in the Bronx.

Co‐Op City Strike Leaders Are Fined $1,000 a Day

LONDON, Dec. 29&#8212;Shirley Summerskill, the physicianturned&#8208;M.P. who developed Britain's Sex Discrimination Act, could not study biology in the girls' school where her parents, also surgeons, first sent her.

Wamen's Champion

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29A former director of the Arms Control and Disarmament, Agency expressed concern today that the negotiating position of the United States might be undermining progress toward a new agreement with the Soviet Union for limiting strategic nuclear arms.

Ex‐Arms Control Chief Says U.S. Delays Accord

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 29 &#8212;Mexico's Foreign Minister, Emilio O. Rabasa, resigned, unexpectedly tonight and wasl succeeded by Alfonso Garcia Robles, a veteran career diplomat who until today was Mexico's permanent representative at the United Nations.

Mexican Aide Quits in Move Tied to Vote on Zionism

TEL AVIV, Dec. 29&#8212;Israeli and Egyptian generals today settled a dispute over an electronic surveillance station that had upset part of the schedule for carrying out the latest disengagement agreement in the Sinai Peninsula.

Israel and Egypt Settle Dispute Over Sinai Monitoring Station

HONG KONG, Dec. 29&#8212;In two bitterly worded attacks, China today accused the Soviet Union of being &#8220;the main source of the danger of war&#8221; and charged that the Russians were &#8220;archcriminals&#8221; who were plotting to control Angola.

China, Renewing Attacks, Accuses Soviet on Angola

MOSCOW, Dec. 29 (AP)&#8212;The Soviet Union and Turkey have decided to draw up a political document on friendly relations and cooperation as a result of the visit to Turkey by Prime Minister Aleksei N. Kosygin.

Soviet and Turkey Plan Document on Friendly Ties

TEL AVIV, Dec. 29&#8212;The Israeli command announced tonight that some of its troops had entered Lebanon, captured three Arabs &#8220;suspected of aiding terrorists&#8221; and brought them to Israel for questioning.

Israel Says Troops Enter Lebanon and Take 3 Arabs

MOSCOW, Dec. 29 (Reuters) &#8212;Three Soviet fliers held for 21 months in China on suspicion of spying flew into Moscow today and were whisked from their plane for debriefing.

Fliers Reach Moscow

LISBON, Dec. 29&#8212;Angola's commercial airline has protested that the United States has revoked the sale of two Boeing 737 aircraft to the airline. It called the act &#8220;discriminatory.&#8221;

Angola Airline Protests U.S Ban on Sale of 2 Planes

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29&#8212;A high&#8208;ranking United States official said today that in the last few days the Administration had begun to hear from African countries that have already recognized the government proclaimed in Luanda by the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola that they would support a resolution by the Organization of African Unity calling on all foreign forces to withdraw from the former Portuguese colony.

U.S. Hopeful of O.A.U. Accord

NAIROBI. Kenya. Dec. 29&#8212;With two weeks to go before leaders of the Organization of African Unity meet to take up the Angolan question, supporters of the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola have launched a diplomatic effort to get a majority of African nations to recognize its Luanda&#8208;based government.

Africans Urged to Back Luanda Regime

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29&#8212;The Stab Department said today that the United States was &#8220;erranging urgently&#8221; for the dispatch of experts and 10 special pumps to aid in rescue attempts at the flooded mine in eastern India.

'Urgent' Dispatch Planned

NEW DELHI, Dec. 29 (UPI) &#8212;India announced today that the United States, France and Switzerland had offered to rush high&#8208;capacity pumps to a flooded coal mine 180 miles, northwest of Calcutta in the faint hope that a few of the hundreds of trapped miners may still be alive.Government officials said it would be a miracle if there were any survivors at the Chasnala colliery, but pledged that rescue operations would continue as long as there was the slightest chance of success.

U.S. Rushing Pumps to Mine in India

ALGIERS, Algeria, Dec. 29 (AP)&#8212;The Algerian Government has granted political asylum to six terrorists who seized the headquarters of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in Vienna, killed three persons and held scores hostage, official sources said today.

Algeria Reported to Grant Asylum to 6 in Vienna Raid

Scott Kenneth Chipperfield is an Australian former soccer player who played as a midfielder for Wollongong Wolves, FC Basel, FC Aesch and the Australia national soccer team. His 2010 FIFA World Cup profile describes him "as a talented attacker with great physical ability and an eye for goal." He is also known for his versatility in playing in both right and left midfield and as a left sided defender.

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December 30, 1975

Headlines from December 30, 1975

Witnesses Tell of Horror

INDIA TO POSTPONE ELECTIONS A YEAR

British Put Laws in Force To Bar Sex Discrimination

POSTAL RATE RISE RULED INTO EFFECT EARLY TOMORROW

LEFKOWITZ REBUFFS CAREY ON PLEA TO OUST NADJARI; EXTENDS TERM 6 MONTHS

Billboard 200

Chicago IX: Chicago's Greatest Hits

Gratitude

History/America's Greatest Hits

K C And The Sunshine Band

The Hissing Of Summer Lawns

Notable Births

Historical Context for December 30, 1975