Flip Wilson Visits Hospital Patients In Town City
Amana officials escort comedian Flip Wilson through University of Jews Hospital Saturday morning. He meets primarily child patients, signs golf tees, and distributes cheer during a surprise tour before a VIP golf tournament. His son David accompanies him as fans and nurses praise his visit.
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Wilton
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Iowa City
Flip Wilson
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Jowa
England
Flig Wilson
University of Jews Hospitals
Killer
Amana Refrigeration Co
Amana
Finkbine Course
Geraldine
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Lisa Acwoman
Liss
Lisa
Fat 10
Weiler
Governor's Kin Linked to Major Oil Profits
Cox Newspapers report ties Sen. John Sparkman and Gov. Hugh Carey brother Edward Carey to a secret oil deal during the Arab embargo. Licenses allowed Bart Chamberlain to sell cheap crude to Edward Carey’s Bahamas refinery, fueling inflated prices and higher U.S. utility bills.
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Cox
John Sparkman
Alabetta
Hugh Carry
New York
Washington
Sparkman
Carey
Commerce Department
Federal Energy Office
Office of Export Administration
Alabama
Bart Chamberlain
Bahamas
Hugh Carey
Edward Carey
Dispatch
United States
Chamberlain
Reagan Challenges Ford on Primaries in Dallas
In Dallas, former California Governor Ronald Reagan urged President Ford to join the Republican primaries, noting Ford was never elected to the presidency. Reagan stopped short of declaring his own candidacy, saying he would avoid federal campaign funds if he ran and that an open convention should go through the primary route.
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Dallas
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Firefighters douse car blaze outside Central Station
At the central fire station on First Street SE, firefighters quickly tackled a car fire in the front seat of a Century Cab driven by Maryin Hart. Acting Hautenant Phil Arnell said the blaze started likely from a cigarette and the shift was just begun at around 12:30 PM.
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Phil Arnell
Maryin Hart
Fifth Avenue SE
Artiell
Softening by Portuguese Regime Sparks Protests
In Lisbon anti government protests erupted as troops fired upon Maoist demonstrators while military rulers rejected immediate communist statehood. The regime announced plans for a common ownership order, a milder form of social control, buoying non Communist politicians and Western diplomats who feared radical crackdowns amid economic collapse.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Paertu
Leergas
Ciflea
Impossible To Reach Peace In One Step Says Rabin
United Press International reports Israeli Prime Minister Rabin warned a Tel Aviv Labor rally that peace with Egypt cannot come in one step and risks must be taken to avoid renewed stalemate. Defense Minister Peres echoed that weeks ahead will require important declarations on settlement talks. In Cairo, Syria demanded troop withdrawal along the front in any second stage disengagement. Kissinger said Washington would pursue peacemaking and oppose stalemate.
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Yitenak Rabia
Israel
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Rabin
Tarsel
Shimon Peres
Irael
Cairo
Ahmed Iskardar
Resell
Youssef
Syria
Last Fear
Mediterranean
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Abdel Khaddam
Middle East
United States
Kissinger
Officials Fear Hanoi Power Play in Southeast Asia
Washington officials say North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces fought Cambodian Communists and may clash in Laos. Intelligence suggests Hanoi runs parts of Cambodia while local authorities maintain appearances. Some battles occurred near the Parrot's Beak frontier where U S troops previously conducted limited incursions.
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UPI
Cambodia
Laos
Hanni
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Bruth
Vietnam
U.S
Ray Denies Using National Post for Political Purpose
DES MOINES Iowa Governor Robert Ray denied plans to use the National Governors Conference chairmanship or Springboard to pursue national office. He said no ambi tions exist and that a senate or vice presidency run would be unlikely. He discussed tax revision, school aid funding, and cooperation with a Democratic legislature after a lengthy 159 day session.
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National Post
Des Moines
Robert Rey
Iowa Associated Press
Broadcasters Assn
Soen
U.S. Senate
Iowa
Legislative Democrats
Commandments in hostile legislature satire teaser
A witty note imagines Moses presenting the Ten Commandments under hostile legislative scrutiny. Satire questions how timeless rules would fare amid political wrangling and factional pressure.
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