Tel Med Dial-A-Disease Serves Miami Area
Tel Med provides callers with a numbered tape on one of 300 medical problems, from head injuries to menopause. A three to five minute discussion follows, with eight track English and Spanish cartridges and no charge. A panel of Dade County doctors reviews the content for accuracy.
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Miami
Fla
Tel-Med
Dade County
Ellen Carter
Tel- Med
Magruder takes job with Young Life as mission
Former White House aide Jeb Stuart Magruder, after seven months in prison for Watergate involvement, becomes vice president of Young Life a Christian youth group. He says the role is an important mission and lauds the group for guiding teens toward a constructive lifestyle.
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New York
White House
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Young Life
USDA revises price support loan due dates for crops
The Agriculture Department instructs field offices on 11 month loan maturities for 1975 crops wheat and feed grains. The change aims to stretch marketing after loan repayment, allowing sale once repaid. If market prices fall below loan rates, farmers may forgo repayment and hand the grain to the government.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
KGB On Capitol Hill Encounters Reported
A senior FBI official says foreign intelligence agents are contacting members of Congress and staff for political and economic information. He notes many contacts are clandestine but finds no proof of actual recruitment or infiltration of congressional offices.
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Washington
Congress
FBI
James B. Adams
Scripps-Howard News Service
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Heroin addict holds four policemen at gunpoint in Florida
In Pembroke Park a 22 year old Hollywood man took four officers hostage for 90 minutes and forced Police Chief Tom Courtney to simulate Russian roulette before surrendering after his family doctor arrived.
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Pembroke Park
Fla
Tom Courtney
Courtney
Dane Garrison
Hollywood, Fla
Wallace Says Gutsy Middle Class Tired of Leaders
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace told the National Sheriffs Association that America's middle class is tired of higher taxes inflation and rising crime. He spoke after addressing more than 1 200 sheriffs and law enforcement officers and later attended a NFIB luncheon in Washington. He refused to say if he will announce a 1976 presidential bid.
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Memphis, Tenn
America
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Washington
Wallace
National Sheriffs Association
Alabama Democrat
National Federation of Independent Business
Legal ad summons in Beltrami County Minnesota
In Beltrami County District Court plaintiffs Dale B. Page and Sheila B. Page sue Thomas B. Walker and numerous others including The Red River Lumber Company seeking to determine title and adverse claims to Lot 7 Block 7 Riverside Addition Bemidji. Defendants must answer within 20 days after service or risk relief in the complaint. Attorneys: Ralph T. Smith, Smith Hilligan & Carpenter, 115 Fifth Street Bemidji Minnesota.
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Thomas B. Walker
T.B. Walker
Thomas Barlow Walker
Harriet G. Walker
Florence Akeley Quirk
Florence A. Patterson
Russell C. Patterson
Willis J. Walker
Julia W. Smith
Fletcher L. Walker
Clinton L. Walker
Archie D. Walker
Gilbert M. Walker
Susan Rogers Walker
RED River Lumber Company
State OF
Minnesota
Fifth Street
Bemidji
Beltrami County
Beltrami
State of Minnesota
Lot
Block
Riverside
Ralph T. Smith Smith
Hilligan & Carpenter
Communists Rally in Rome After Regional Election Gains
About 200000 supporters gathered in St John Lateran Square as Enrico Berlinguer addressed the crowd. He framed the gains as a democratic alternative, rejected automatic protest voting, and signaled cautious steps toward broader influence without detailing a coalition with the Christian Democrats.
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Rome
St. John Lateran
Italy
Enrico Berlinguer
Berlinguer
Christian Democrats
No. 1
Pardon extraordinary granted for 1924 murder case
A 76 year old man Roy Page received a pardon extraordinary from Minnesota's Board of Pardons for the 1924 murder of Grace Mogul in St Paul. Page spent 39 years in jail after a life sentence, claiming innocence and signing a fake confession amid racial tension.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Roy Page
State Board of Pardons
Page
Grace Mogul
St. Paul
Mogul
St. Paul’s Hill District
Leo Mogul
Stillwater
St. Peter State Security Hospital
Jack Nordby
Pardon Board
Mercy
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