Third party risk to stability echoes Europe
The Editor notes conservative Republicans meeting in Washington urged staying within the party. He cites Goldwater warning that a third party would split the GOP, threatens the party's survival amid Ford's deficit program. He argues history shows third parties fail and caution is needed to preserve stable government.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
GOP
Ford
South
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
Woodrow Wilson
Bob LaFollette
Wisconsin
Big
Business
Calvin Coolidge
Wallace
Mixon
White House
Europe
Italy
LaFollette
Republican Party
Congress
Hope Star lists new West Third Street offices
The Hope Star announces its relocation to West Third Street and Grady Streets with new telephone numbers 8841 8842 and 8843 for office contact.
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The
Hope Star
West Third and
Grady Streets
Agri meet scheduled for soybeans and crops
A meeting for producers of soybeans, feed grains, cotton, and rice will be held at the Holiday Inn at 10 a.m. Friday March 7. Sponsored by the UofA Division of Agriculture the event will cover outlook, markets, crop systems, production updates, weed control and cultural practices with Cooperative Extension Service and UofA research staff. The session includes panel discussions and is open to the general public.
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Holiday Inn
Uofa Division of Agriculture
Cooperative Extension Service
Uofa
Fire at St Frik's Hospital Kills Five Patients
In Stockholm five patients died and twenty were injured when a blaze swept the medical care unit of St Frik's Hospital early today. About 100 patients were moved to other hospitals as forty firefighters and over fifty police officers investigated the damaged wing after the fire began around 4 a.m.
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Stockholm
Sweden
St. Frik’s Hospital
Tax burden doubles for middle income families report
Washington AP government study shows middle income families pay more in taxes, rising from 11.8 percent of 1953 income to 23.4 percent of 1974 income for a $13 000 earner. It notes higher federal pay for public employees and escalating Social Security costs as major factors.
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Washington
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Congress
Commission
Youthful offenders bill okayed by House
The Arkansas House amended the administration bill on youthful offenders adding restrictions and passed it 93 to 3. It would allow judges to place young offenders under 26 on probation or alternative programs with Board of Correction approval and possible sentence suspension, while excluding capital murder convicts.
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Little Rock
House of Representatives
House
Senate
State Board of Higher Education Authority
State Board of Correction
Bobby Glover
Carlisle
Glover
Miss your paper City Subscribers notice
City subscribers urged to call 777-8841 between 6 and 6 30 p m Saturday before or by 5 p m for carrier delivery of missed Star newspaper.
Rebels shell Phnom Penh airfield in Cambodia
Communist insurgents launched a day long barrage of rockets and artillery on Phnom Penh airfield striking a U.S. commercial aircraft taking part in the airlift of ammunition rice and fuel. No casualties on the plane. The airfield remained closed to traffic except for the U.S.-financed operation. Premier Long Boret warned of a very serious military situation and possible disaster if Congress withholds further aid. A House subcommittee delayed action on Ford's 222 million supplemental arms request for Cambodia.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Clude
Washington
Pentagon
Gulf of Thailand
United States
Indochina
Long Boret
House
Ford
Kuwait Seizes Total Ownership Of Foreign Oil Firms
ALGIERS AP Kuwait will take over 100 percent of shares in all foreign oil companies operating its vast oilfields the Algerian news agency reported quoting oil minister Abdelmoutaleb Kazimi He said negotiations will detail the transfer of petroleum and gas ownership to Kuwait The move follows Kuwait’s prior takeovers of 60 percent of British Petroleum and Gulf Oil Kuwait now controls 40 percent of those holdings Boumedienne proposes an oil price freeze to 1980 and an OPEC fund of 10 to 15 billion dollars to aid developing nations The summit may publish a solemn declaration governing long term customer relations and Boumedienne criticizes Kissinger and Western policy while urging broader OPEC participation and aid to raw material producers
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Algiers
Kuwait
Abdelmoutaleb Kazimi
Kazimi
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
British Petroleum
Gulf Oil Co
Algeria
Houari Boumedienne
Price Meeting Thursday Night
Farmers and cattlemen will hold a price meeting on calves Thursday night in the NFO barn at the Old Proving Ground off Highway 29 North. NFO officers listed include Bill Lively president James Triplett vice president Mrs Edna Bristow secretary and Dee Coffee treasurer. Calvin Hare is grain committee chairman.
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NFO
Old Proving Ground
Highway 29
Bill Lively
James Triplett
Edna Bristow
Dee Coffee
Calvin Hare
Rock Island Officials in Washington Face 10 Percent Loan Plan
Rock Island Lines executives meet in Washington amid mixed worker responses to a 10 percent loan plan for 13 states. Union leaders hope for strong participation while some workers question the rescue effort. Board members seek congressional aid as talks continue on keeping the 13th largest line afloat.
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Chicago
Rock Island
Washington
John W. Ingram
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Ingram
Ralph Jolly
Peoria
Ill
KL. Brockman
United Transportation Union
Chris Knapton
Hearst sister pleads innocent in speed charge at border
Anne Randolph Hearst, 19, sister of Patricia Hearst, pleaded innocent to misdemeanor possession after a routine border search near Niagara Falls. A 21 year old Denver man, Donald R. Moffett, was charged with possession as officers found 1.2 grams of crystallized amphetamine in a sock. Both were arraigned before U.S. Magistrate Edmund Maxwell.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Anne Randolph Hearst
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Niagara Falls
United States
Rainbow Bridge
U.S
Farm dairy price hike eyed by House panel
The House Agriculture Committee tentatively approves a farm support measure that would raise milk prices by eight cents a gallon butter by twenty cents a pound and cheese by nineteen cents a pound these increases apply only to the remainder of the year and home dairy price supports would rise to 85 percent of parity. The bill also raises target prices for wheat to 3.10 a bushel and corn to 2.25 with higher loan levels, while boosting overall farm price supports across maize, wheat and cotton.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Hill
Con
Ford
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Oakhaven
Hope
Ark
Billy Burton
Agri
Phnom Penh Airfield
Oil, Finance and Foreign Ministers
Boumedienne
Henry A. Kissinger
European Economic Community
Ann Hearst
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