Cities in top ten rankings shift on 1973 estimates
Washington and Cleveland drop from the 10 largest as San Diego and San Antonio join the top ten per new city level estimates by the Census Bureau. New York remains largest. Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Detroit Houston Baltimore Dallas and San Diego and San Antonio round out the top ten.
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Washington
San Diego
San Antonio
Tex
Census Bureau
Cleveland
Midwest
Bureau
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Houston
Baltimore
Dallas
Evening Grosbeaks May Winter Here
Birdwatchers in Mexico report a flock of Evening Grosbeaks possibly wintering there. About 14 or 16 large yellow birds, normally from southern California to South Carolina, are drawn by warm weather and sunflower seeds. Goldfinches in dull winter coats contrast with females, while bills range chalky white to pale green. calls resemble a loud House Sparrow chirp.
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Mexico
California
South Carolina
Rebel Planes Pressure Peron as Buenos Aires Crisis Deepens
Rebel air force planes buzzed downtown Buenos Aires for the third straight day pressuring Isabel Peron to step aside. Four T34 trainers over the pink Govern ment House and Plaza de Mayo were believed from Moron base, part of a right wing group seeking a military takeover. Government officials warned force could be used if no solution arrived, while Videla hinted Peron should be replaced amid the rebellion.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Ford calls Senate Angola aid ban a grave U.S. interest risk
President Ford denounces a 54 to 22 Senate vote restricting CIA funding for covert Angola activities as a risk to national interests. Kissinger warns the ban could disrupt U.S. foreign policy while lawmakers debate the defense bill's fate for 1976.
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Washington
Ford
Senate
U.S
Angola
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Carl Albert
Dokla
House
Defense Department
Pentagon
CIA
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Kissinger
Africa
Soviet Union
Cuba
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
John Tunney
D-Calif
Mansfield
Vietnam
Argentine rebellion idle as Peronist government stands firm
Manders advised Mrs. Peron to resign for a constitutional successor or risk a deeper revolt. Rebel officers vow to continue with no negotiation, seeking replacement of the Peronist government. Videla urges responsible institutions to find patriotic solutions. Rebels hold two air bases and several radio stations, while loyal forces remain calm and have not fired a shot. Estimates place rebels at 200 to 300 at the downtown airport.
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Manders
Peron
Videla
Congress
Moron
Plumerillo
Mendoza
Taxes Cut As All Claim Grinch Role
President Ford and Congress claim victory in blocking a January tax increase. The compromise keeps 1975 tax cuts into 1976, preventing up to a $6 weekly rise for workers, with aim to hold withholding at 1975 levels despite wage gains. The dispute over a 1977 spending ceiling delayed passage.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Russell B. Long
White House
Long and Son
William V. Roth
R-Del
Congressional
Long
Senate
House
Trenton Receives Grant for Industrial Rail Spur
The Ozarks Regional Commission awards Trenton a 70000 grant to build an industrial rail spur to Modine Manufacturing with $42500 from Farm and Home Administration and about $42000 local funds, boosting plant expansion and 60 local jobs.
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Jefferson City, Mac
Trenton
Ozarks
Farm and Home Administration
Modine Manufacturing, Inc
Arrow Kills Pet Of Absent Owner
A two year old dog named Duke belonging to Mrs. Bessie Copeland at 722 N Clark was shot with an arrow late last night. Millard Hayes reported hearing a yelp and found the dog on the back porch with an arrow through its body. Police recovered the bloodied arrow and note the owner is away. the dog is described as part boxer and part wolf.
Living Nativity At First Christian Church Sunday Evening
The Living Nativity Scene at First Christian Church will be presented from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Sunday with four scenes. Visitors are advised to drive south on Olive from West Monroe and turn east on Jackson to view the tableaux. The church sits at West Jackson and Olive, two blocks west of the Audrain County courthouse. Also reported are birth notices: Matthew Williams Teague born 9 04 a m Friday at Audrain Medical Center, 6 lb 5 oz. and a daughter born 2 20 a m today at Audrain Medical Center, 6 lb 15 oz. Grandparents listed for both families.
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First Christian Church
Olive
West Monroe
Jackson
West Jackson
Olive Street
Audrain County
Jerry L. Teague
Springdale
Matthew Williams Teague
Audrain Medical Center
William Teague
Farber
John Williams
Columbia
Teague
James A. Chase
E. Orange
Chase
A.P. Green Refractories Company
Child Swallows Tiny Christmas Tree Light
John Vestal nine month old son of Mr and Mrs James Vestal of Westgate Trailer Court was admitted to Audrain Medical Center after swallowing a miniature Christmas tree light. Taken to the ER at 7 p m the bulb was later found in his esophagus and removed by a tube. He remained under observation in good condition with possible discharge expected.
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John Vestal
James Vestal
Westgate Trailer Court
Audrain Medical Center
Jeff
Lewis Brooks Sr
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Route 1
Mike Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
St. Louis
Atate
Tulsa World
Meredith
Santa Claus
John Wampler
Fairsite
Richard Vance
Arrow
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