Congress Begs Vacation Amid Price Control Clash
Congress begins a month long break amid threats of a presidential veto on a last ditch bill to extend price controls and sharp disputes over renewing U S arms shipments to Turkey. The Senate vote stood 47 to 46.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Turkey
Senate
Ray J. Madden
D-Ind
House Rules Committee
House
Ford
Sen
Edmunds. Muskie
Dmaine
Senate Budget Committee
Muskie
Henry Bellman
R-Okla
Cyprus
Madden
Rules Committee
Goodwill To Distribute for Lids Under Shortage
Commerce Department and Goodwill announce a mail order center to distribute about 2.8 million canning lids to roughly 26 000 home canners. Lids sold at wholesale price with postage, nine dozen for 5 dollars, first come first served starting Aug 7.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Goodwill Industries Inc
John P. Kearney
Goodwill Industries
Ball Corp
Muncie
Ind
Bernardin
Evansville
Owens-Illinois
Toledo
Ohio
Kerr Glass Corp
Los Angeles
Kearney
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries of
Minneapolis
Controversial Trojan Condoms Ads Return To TV Air
In California after initial protests a TV station relaunched controversial Trojan condom commercials. A Canton Ohio station will begin Aug 4 airing late night slots Mondays through Fridays. Distributors and industry groups push for broader acceptance and a potential NAB code change at its October meeting.
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San Francisco
California
Canton
Ohio
Trojans
New York
Youngs Drug Products Company
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
United States
Jack MacFarlane
Youngs Drugs Products
Tv Code Board
Kt-Ty
San Jose
Calif
Jack Yearwood
Bob Carano
Wian-Tv
Larry Morrow Named New Auditor for MP and L Mexico District
Larry Morrow is promoted to assistant district auditor of Missouri Power and Light Company Mexico District and begins duties today in the Mexico office. He moves from Boonville where he served as Mayor Pro Tem and led civic groups, including the Boonville Jaycees and Ss. Peter and Paul School PTA. He joined MPS in 1967, became junior auditor in 1973, and is relocating with his wife and two children.
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Larry Morrow
Missouri Power & Light Company
Mexico
Morrow
MLP
Boonville
Boonville Jaycees
Ss. Peter and Paul School
PTA
University of Missouri At Columbia
MPS
Crews Honored At Surprise Courthouse Party
F Morris Crews retired as service officer for Audrain Montgomery and Gasconade Counties and was honored at a surprise courthouse party. About 50 courthouse personnel and friends attended, with gifts, cake and a rendition of For He's a Jolly Good Fellow.
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F. Morris Crews
Veterans Affairs Division
Audrain
Montgomery
Gasconade
A.B. Leavett
Veterans Affairs
Columbia
Leavett
Crews
Division of Veterans Affairs
State of Missouri
Southwest
Welfare Department
Wanda Burchfield
Kathy Botkins
Irma West
Marcia Howard
Ford Shows Nice Quarter's Profit
Ford Motor Co. reversed a first quarter loss with profits of 107 million in the second period. But cost pressures may force further price increases this fall. April-June earnings dropped 36 percent from a year ago and were the lowest for the period since 1958. Chairman Henry Ford II said costs rose by about 250 per vehicle in the U S during the first six months. Additional cost increases totaling several hundred dollars per unit are projected for the 1976 model year. Mr and Mrs Kevin Belshe Vandalia welcomed a seven pound eight ounce daughter at 12 43 a m at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Belshe works at Woodward Automotives.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Henry Ford II
United States
Kevin Belshe
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Belshe
Woodward Automotives
Senate Hurdles Strip Mining Curbs on Federal Coal
Senate votes 84 to 12 to revive a strip mining bill aimed at federal coal lands in the West but excludes a 35 cent per ton reclamation tax and faces House resistance with a September start. Senate sponsor Senee Metcalf argues federal lands require this protection. Senator Paul Fannin warns it could hinder energy self sufficiency and invites another veto.
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Washington
Senate
Ford
House
U.S
Unem
Congress
Senee Metcalf
D-Mont
Metcalf
Paul J. Fannin
Paint Horse Show at Royal Arena heads to Kansas City
More than 1,000 horses enter the 1975 national championship show of the American Paint Horse Assn. August 5 to 10 at the American Royal Arena in Kansas City. About $15,000 in trophy buckles and plaques will be awarded across 58 classes, with events opening August 7 after judging. Missouri hosts this largest-ever national show, with open performance classes over the next three days.
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Columbia
American Paint Horse Assn
American Royal Arena
Kansas City
Bill Slemp
University of Missouri- Columbia College of Agriculture
Slemp
Jackson
Miss
Missouri
Sampson to Quit as GSA Chief
President Ford accepts the resignation of Arthur F. Sampson who will leave the General Services Administration effective Oct. 15. Sampson planned to stay until late 1976 but cited circumstances. FBI inquiry had circulated amid related misconduct rumors. Panuzio named as a possible replacement.
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Washington
Ford
Arthur F. Sampson
General Services Administration
Sampson
White House
FBI
GSA
Bridgeport
Conn
Nicholas A. Panuzio
Portugal Plans Angola Airlift
The Johannesburg Star reports Portugal will mount a two month airlift starting Monday to evacuate 200,000 Portuguese from Angola. TAP plans 3,000 passengers daily to Lisbon, with officials noting cost is not a concern. Angola seeks independence amid a bloody power struggle.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Johannesburg Star
Portugal
Angola
TAP
Lisbon
Uanda
One Woman Plans To Appeal Case
Syracuse AP reports Rev. Betty Schiess one of six women ordained irregularly plans to appeal to the state Human Rights Commission. She says the church’s failure to recognize her as a priest is sexual discrimination in hiring preventing her from serving as a priest.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Betty Schiess
State Human Rights Commission
Aged couple found murdered at Missouri farm home
AVA Mo AP a lonely farm home twenty miles west of Ava in the southern Missouri Ozarks was the scene of a grisly discovery Thursday The bodies of elderly Claude E Moore 78 and Amanda Jane Moore 81 were found by their daughter Mildred Gott who lives in Forsyth Sheriff Clint McFarlin said investigators consider every angle including possible murder or self inflicted death Moore was found in the living room fully clothed while Mrs Moore lay in the bedroom with a double blade ax nearby There was no sign of a struggle and nothing of value appeared missing The time of death was not known and officials aimed to determine exactly what happened
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Ava
Missouri Ozarks
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Claude E. Moore
Amanda Jane Moore
Mildred Alice Gott
Forsyth
Clint McFarlin
Moore
McFarlin
Son for Krafts Born at Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Dennis R Kraft of Vandalia are the parents of an eight pound seven ounce son born at 8 23 p.m. Thursday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Kraft is employed by the city of Vandalia.
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Dennis R. Kraft
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Kraft
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