Jobless Pay Bills Extend Coverage in Congress Action
Washington AP reports Congress sent two unemployment security bills toward broadening benefits. The measures would provide at least 52 weeks of benefits for 80 million workers and extend coverage to about 12 million new jobless, including farm workers, domestics, and state local government employees, with new emergency 13 weeks to 52 total weeks.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
U.S
Bond Proposes Missouri Purchase of Bingham Sketches
Governor Bond urges state to buy George Caleb Bingham sketches from Mercantile Library to keep the collection in Missouri. He cites loss of heritage if sold to outsiders and suggests a public subscription to meet the asking price, with display at City Art Museum and Nelson-Atkins Gallery noted.
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Louis
Missouri
George Stabele Bingham
Christopher Bond
Deci
City Art Museum
St. Louis
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Save A Home Campaign Aids Mortgage Debtors
On Long Island at St Joseph's Ronkonkoma a Save A Home program raised 5500 to help homeowners pay taxes and interest on delinquent mortgages. The effort, led by Rev John G Carew, funds payments not full payoff, and aims to persuade banks to work with debtors.
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Long Island
John G. Carew
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church of Ronkonkoma
Carew
Father Carew
Bell Company executives tied to secret political fund
AP reports Southwestern Bell executives in Missouri faced mandatory $50 monthly political payments totaling about $80,000 yearly, allegedly used to fund a company slush fund. James H. Ashley, among about 40 executives, says refusals risked job loss. company denies a current required-contribution system.
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ST. Louis
South‘western Bell Telephone Co
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
James H. Ashley
The
Post- Dispatch
Ashley
Bell
Zane E. Barnes
Southwestern Bell
Norman Gessley
Harold Ames
T.O. Gravitt
Gravitt
Lexus
Missouri
Post-Dispatch
Buckley Losses Suit Over Union Membership Ruling
Three conservative media figures William Buckley Jr M Stanton Evans and Fulton Lewis III lost bids for Supreme Court review of AFTRA union membership agreements with their employers The lower court rulings upholding the agreements were left standing The case hinged on Fairness Doctrine free speech and alleged benefits from union membership while the court noted justices wanted to hear arguments on the matter
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Washington
Supreme Court
William F. Buckley Jr
M. Stanton Evans
Fulton Lewis III
Buckley
National Review
Evans
CBS
Spectrum
Lewis
Mutual Broadcasting System
American Federation of Radio and Television Artists
U.S
Charles L. Bricant Jr
Buckley and
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
Brieant
New York State Court of Appeals
AFTRA
Mutual
William O. Douglas
Warren E. Burger
Jury Indicts Milk Lawyer in 1970 Muskie Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted Stuart H. Russell of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a lawyer for the nation’s largest dairy cooperative, on one count of conspiracy and two counts of aiding and abetting an illegal corporate contribution totaling thirteen thousand four hundred dollars to Senator Edmund S Muskie of Maine.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Stuart H. Russell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bombers On Binge Before Cease-fire
London AP report says the Irish Republican Army began an 11 day Christmas cease-fire after a two hour bombing spree in London and Northern Ireland. Five blasts hit Belfast, three hit Lurgan, no casualties. Former Prime Minister Edward Heath was targeted but unharmed. The Provos planned a pause from midnight Sunday to Jan 2, with demands for troop withdrawal and amnesty. Heath described narrowly escaping injury on his rented London home balcony near Buckingham Palace.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Belfast
Lurgan
IRA
Britain
David O'Connell
Provos
Dublin
United Kingdom
Heath
Buckingham Palace
Broadstairs
Kent
Free Meals on Christmas Eve for the Lonely in Brandon
Brandon restaurateur Larry DeThury plans free Christmas Eve meals for anyone spending the holiday alone. He will cook turkey or fish and provide company, asking volunteers to join in. He says the act is not for profit but to spare someone from loneliness on Christmas Eve.
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Brandon
Larry DeThury
Sioux Falls
DeThury
Gold hits new record on Zurich bullion market
Gold prices surged to a fresh peak on the Zurich bullion market after France announced plans to revalue its gold reserves. The metal opened at 188.25 and climbed to 192.25 an ounce by midday, surpassing the prior high of 192. London fixed at 192.25, up 4.75 from Friday, as dealers noted light trading and private speculative buying. The U.S. dollar remained firm, with the franc easing from 2.6 to 2.575 per dollar.
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Zurich
Switzerland
France
U.S
London
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