Ford Delights in White House Social Start and VP Watch
President Ford ended his first state dinner night late at the White House and said such social events will occur more often. The reception honored Jordan's King Hussein and Queen Alia, with Ford meeting aides and national security advisers as he weighs a vice presidential pick. He aims to project an open, reforming White House while navigating foreign policy and domestic issues.
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Commuting President Ford Makes Daily Home Run
President Ford will move into the White House on Monday ending his eight mile commute from the Oval Office to home. He travels before 7:30 a.m. and returns by 8 p.m. neighbors greet him on Crown View Drive as reporters note his tired but steady routine and reading during the drive.
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Nurses Training Joins With Central Methodist College
Audrain Medical Center officials announced a cooperative agreement with Central Methodist College Fayette to train students in the Associate Degree Nursing Program. The Mid-Missouri Allied Health Educational Consortium aims to expand nursing and health programs statewide with AMC hosting 15 Central Methodist students weekly starting October 1.
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Paula Mills
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Warrenton
Tom Hatfield
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John R. Smart
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Lowell Hagan
Ed S. Wallace
Greece cool to US overture delays Cyprus talks
Greece shows a chilly response to a U S mediation overture, signaling a delay of several days before negotiations on the Cypriot dispute can resume. Greek Premier Constantine Caramanlis rejects Ford's invitation to visit Washington, while anti American demonstrations sweep Greece.
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Robert Allen Dies After Long Illness
Robert Withers Allen age 39 of 119 E Bolivar died at 2 35 am Saturday at Audrain Medical Center after a long illness Funeral services were set for 2 pm Monday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Montgomery and Rev Marvin Jones officiating Burial was in East Lawn Memorial Cemetery He was born in Mexico on Jan 9 1935 son of Robert F and Lavena Shumate Allen a lifelong Mexico resident served in the US Army 1955 57 a member of United Methodist Church Survivors include one son Robert Franklin Allen Mexico his mother and a sister Mrs Floyd Sims The family will receive friends at Arnold Funeral Home from 7 8 30 pm Sunday
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Battle Wanes In Cyprus As Turkish Invasion Rages
The Cyprus conflict shows a waning battle after a 60 hour Turkish blitz that seized the island’s north. A cease fire was violated in Nicosia with gunfire along the green line as residents returned to cities. UN reported Danish peacekeepers killed and wounded. total toll rises to five dead, 50 wounded. Denktash announced autonomous northern administration, while Ankara seeks federation and potential population moves. Greece rejected Geneva talks, insisting on negotiations under real progress. The clash underscores a split island and the challenge to Geneva efforts.
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Turkey
Glafeos Clerides
U.N. Security Council
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Alex Efty
Yannis Papadopoulis
Missouri reports 35 percent drop in traffic deaths this year
Jefferson City AP reports Missouri's traffic fatalities fell 35.5 percent by Aug 16 compared to 1973, with 587 deaths so far in 1974 vs 907 last year, though 18 deaths last weekend limited the overall improvement.
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Political Committees Meet Tuesday Audrain Republicans and Democrats set reorganizational meetings at 7 30 p m Tuesday night Each will pick a chairman and vice chairman One must be a committeeman and one a committeewoman Each will elect a treasurer not required to be a member Locations vary Republican at courthouse Community Room Democratic at Presbyterian Church Educational Building Mexico precincts supply 23 men and 23 women per committee
The Audrain County Republican and Democratic central committees plan reorganizational meetings Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Each will elect a chairman and vice chairman, with one man and one woman from each precinct serving on the committee, and each will elect a treasurer not required to be a member. The Republicans meet at the courthouse Community Room, Democrats at the Presbyterian Church Educational Building, to resolve Aug 6 primary ties and fill vacancies.
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Two Doctors and Red Cross Reorganization Approved
Audrain Medical Center trustees approved Dr. Gerald M. Hoxworth for radiology and Dr. George D. Comfort in family practice on the courtesy staff. Radiology charges begin Sept. 1 as Hoxworth becomes radiology director. A new Audrain County Red Cross organization will be formed with a countywide board and staff.
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Art Houston
Woodrow Lee
Richard A. Nye
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Centralia
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