US to keep hands off West Europe elections
The State Department said the United States will maintain a hands off policy toward West European elections even if Communist candidates gain ground. Spokesman Hodding Carter said U S ability to work with West European countries could be impaired if they are dominated by Communists, without commenting on coalition power sharing.
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Italy
War in Southern Lebanon Could Trigger Israel Syria Clash
Beirut scene shows firefights over farm villages in rocky hills as Palestinian guerrillas return to the Lebanese Israeli border, raising the danger of a broader confrontation between Israel and Syria after Syrian peacekeepers allowed their return following the Arab League cease-fire. The Christian factions sought neutralization of Palestinians and village control, fueling renewed hostilities.
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Baath Socialist Party
March Traffic Crashes Reported in Audrain County
The Missouri Highway Patrol summary shows seven March crashes in Audrain County, the only county in Troop F area with losses. For the year to date Audrain has 41 crashes through March, with Callaway at 26 and Montgomery at 18 for March.
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Montgomery County
Cancer Society Rejects Carter Race Pledge Funds
The Collier County chapter withdrew recognition from a swamp buggy race featuring Billy Carter after promoter claimed a $100,000 haul for the American Cancer Society. Promoter D L Stoneburner said he paid $10,000 to have Billy Carter attend during his April visit, but local leaders cited political overtones. Billy Carter downplayed health risks, saying he smokes six packs daily.
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Collier County
Rhodes shocked by aid to clerks running print shops
Washington AP reports House Republican Leader Rhodes says he is shocked that two congressional clerks Thomas Lankford and David Ramage run privately owned print shops on Capitol grounds with free space and utilities. The shops earned about $1 million in sales last year with clerks drawing salaries and after-tax profits. The disclosures came from a General Accounting Office audit.
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Chris Cherches Named City Manager in Montana
Chris Cherches, who led Mexico City from 1963 to January 1966, is appointed city manager for Great Falls Montana. He has been city manager in St. Louis Park Minnesota since 1968 and resigned his Mexico post to pursue Gladstone. Previously he served as city manager in Holton Kansas.
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NAACP To Meet Tuesday Night
The Mexico Audrain County NAACP Chapter will meet Tuesday April 12 at 7 p.m. in the Community Room of the First National Bank. Plans for a freedom banquet and a fashion review will be finalized. All interested members and patrons are urged to attend.
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Housing Proposal Sent To Senate
In Jefferson City backers push expanded powers for the Missouri Housing Development Commission to finance rehab and new home construction and large projects. The measure sailed through the House as part of a package of bills before a 12 day recess.
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Sandy Hill Named Co-Host for Good Morning America
Los Angeles AP Sandy Hill a former beauty queen and longtime TV figure in Seattle and Los Angeles will become the new co-host of ABCs Good Morning America starting April 25. Hill 30 a Centralia Washington native won Miss Washington in 1966. She began television in Seattle in 1969 and later became first woman to co anchor a nightly news program before joining Kabe-Ty last year.
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