House aims to override health veto today
House Democrats seek a two thirds vote to pass a $2 billion federal health care bill, countering President Ford who vetoed it last Saturday. Senate already overrode the veto. if House succeeds, it marks a first in this session. The measure funds nurse training and community mental health programs while sparing several budget requests Ford opposed.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
National Health Service Corps
American Nurses Association
Association
Iowa forecasts urge rain to save corn harvest
Iowa officials warn a soaking rain within days is essential to avert losses up to 1.8 billion dollars from a drought stressed corn crop. Secretary Robert Lounsberry cites potential yield cuts of 30 to 50 bushels per acre if heat and dry conditions persist, with Iowa producing about 20 percent of U.S. corn and facing high prices and weather pressure across the nation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Robert Lounsberry
Lounsberry
National Corn Growers Association
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
OAS moves toward lifting embargo on Cuba
The Organization of American States was expected to lift the 11 year embargo on Cuba at a special conference. The draft allows member nations to renew trade and diplomatic relations when they wish. US and 13 others pledged support. Chile, Peru oppose delaying tactics. Brazil may abstain while Bolivia, Guatemala, Nicaragua undecided. Fidel Castro’s regime had been suspended from the OAS since 1962.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
Cuba
Chile
Peru
Fidel Castro
OAS
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Juan Velasco
Latin America
U.S
Ski rig and other classified items for sale
Classified items including a 1969 14 foot Razorback ski boat with 65 HP Mercury motor and a Dilly trailer for 895 seen at the Bus Station. Also an Invader 15 foot ski boat with 60 HP Evinrude. dogs including Boston terrier and Chow pups. fur sale wear. good hay and a polled shorthorn bull. baby calves. Jersey milk and water melons. Also pidgin Shakespeare note from Folger Library in Washington.
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Call
Dr Lamb advice on nonsmokers and Pap smear terms
Dear Dr Lamb outlines ASH efforts to ban smoking in public and protect non smokers in medical facilities and airlines with separate areas. The column explains Pap smear classifications Class I through V and notes endometrial cancer can occur without Pap evidence. Readers may send questions to Dr. Lamb at the newspaper address. For aerosol health info, send 50 cents for The Health Letter No. 3-4.
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DR. Lamb
Action On
Action On Smoking
ASH
Civil Aeronautics Board
St. N.W
Washington, D.C
Lamb
Slam strategy and Culbertsons in bridge lore
A bridge column discusses using Blackwood cautiously when a suit is weak or unbid and explains inviting a slam with hearts and clubs to avoid two diamond losers. The Vermont reader asks if Josephine Culbertson was better than Ely, and the piece notes Ely’s greater playing record while praising Jo Sobel Smith and Edith Kemp as top women players.
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North
South
Vermont
Josephine Culbertson
Ely Culbertson
Ely
Helen Sobel Smith
Edith Kemp
Missile sale to Jordan deferred amid opposition
Washington AP reports Ford administration has postponed seeking congressional approval for 14 Hawk missile batteries to Jordan. Critics argue the number is excessive and could destabilize the Middle East balance. The deferral extends the 20 day review window, allowing possible resubmission or compromise after the August recess.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jordan
Hussein
House International Relations Committee
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Committee
Congress
Case
Television Logs Announce Evening Lineup and Films
A dense schedule lists 6:00 to 1:15 programs across channels with films The Impostor The Rifleman M.A.S.H. and Ten Rillington Place, plus news segments, dramas, Westerns, talk shows, religious programs, and late-night movies.
Television Schedule Fragments for a Wednesday Morning Lineup
A fragmented TV guide lists morning through late night programs. It names shows such as Colorful World News New Zoo Revue Sesame Street Mister Rogers Captain Kangaroo and various game and talk shows with times and channel blocks.
Horoscope for Wednesday July 30 1975 Aries to Pisces
The horoscope cautions Aries to avoid splurges and Taurus to aid family chores while staying moderate. Gemini may spark arguments, Cancer should let others praise, Leo to pace travel, Virgo keep financial help discreet, Libra avoid bossiness, Scorpio trust intuition but not overthink, Sagittarius mend early day, Capricorn renegotiates before sunset, Aquarius stays active and avoids clashes, Pisces fears pay discrepancies but anticipates changes and new acquaintances ahead. The piece notes broad year ahead changes and possible travel or living changes with many new acquaintances.
Television Schedule Fragment for Beverly Hillbillies and More
Afternoon lineup includes Beverly Hillbillies at 2 7 10 7:00. The schedule lists Let's Make A Deal 11 7:00 Feeling Good 2 That's My Mama 3 7 10. Delaney Street 700 Club Tony Orlando and Dawn 11 12 7:30 Man Builds Man Destorys 2 Death Sentence Rifleman 5 8:00 Theater in America 2 Cannon 11 12 8:30 Movie 46 Last Hours Before Morning Beverly Hillbillies 5 George and Diane 8 9:00 Jim Stafford 3 7 10 Manna 8 Mannix 11 12 9:30 Audubon Wildlife Theatre 2 Ministers 8 10:30 Principles of Real Estate 2 Wide World Special 3 10 Celebrity Pleasure Hunt Johnny Carson 4 6 Tip on a Dead Jockey 11 30 Movie Eleven 5 Wide World Special 7 12:00 Tomorrow 46.
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Martin Agronsky
FBI
Gomer Pyle
Andy Griffith
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Theater In America
Cannon
Jim Stafford
Audubon Wildlife Theatre
ABC News
Summer weather returns across the nation
The Associated Press reports widespread midsummer conditions with warm clear skies in the north and central regions, scattered afternoon showers from the South to East Texas, and hot conditions in the northern Great Plains and upper Mississippi Valley. A Pacific Northwest cold front brought light rain, with predawn temps ranging from 46 to 92. In a separate note, narwhal ivory tusks were once used at the French court as unicorn horn charms against poison through 1789.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Appalachians
California
Texas
Intermountain
Rocky Mountain
Plains
Kansas
Missouri
Evanston
Wyo
Phoenix
Ariz
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Minnesota
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Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
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el Salvador
Haiti
Honduras
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Trinidad-Tobago
Venezuela
Uruguay
Paraguay
Brazil
Bolivia
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Soviet Union
Kenneth Rogers
Iuc
Durham
Jersey Farm
Russell’s
West
Folger Library
Washington D.C
Anthony
Julius Caesar
Kaesar
Caesar
Louisiana Superdome
Dome
Ben Levy
Dome Parking Company
Poydras
Girod
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Blackwood
EAST
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Jecobys
State Department
Robert Anderson
Robert S. Ingersoll
M.A.S.H
Century Theatre
Big Valley
Stery
Johnny Carson
Rillington Place
A.M. Arkansas
iBernice Bede
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Aquarius
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Arkansas
General Hospital
Somerset
Villa Alegre
Merv Griffin
Electric Company
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