Young Begins Talks With Africans in Tanzania Trip
U N ambassador Andrew Young arrives in Dar es Salaam and travels to Zanzibar for celebrations marking Tanzania's union with Tanganyika. The 44 year old visits leaders including Julius Nyerere on a 10 day fact finding mission for the Carter administration, with planned discussions on African problems and U.S. cooperation at the UN.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Zanzibar
Julius Nyerere
London
Africa
Tanganyika
Young
Nyerere
Carter
Nigeria
White House
Oung
Anthony Crosland
Richard Holtman
Geneva
Rhodesia
Ramphal
British Commonwealth
South Africa
Brown Orders Study of US Bomber Force
President Carter and Defense Secretary Harold Brown order a broad study to modernize the aging U.S. bomber force. The assessment, due by March 11, weighs alternatives to the costly B-1, including long range missiles on B-52s, with emphasis on Soviet air defenses and bomber relevance in strategic forces.
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Washington
Carter
Harold Brown
U.S
Brown
Soviet Union
Senate
Sunnyvale Couple Offer Warm Place To Get Out Cold
Sunnyvale residents Frances and Harold Stark invite a couple from the cold East or Midwest to stay in their two bedroom mobile home free of rent. The offer includes a private bedroom shared kitchen living room and access to park facilities. Guests cover travel and food. the Starks seek to help those affected by winter hardships.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
Abe
Midwest
California
Frances
Harold Stark
Mra. Stark
Starks
Rusty
San Francisco
Rickenbacker’s Widow Dies in Miami Suicide Tragedy
Adelaine Frost Durant Rickenbacker, widow of WWI ace Eddie Rickenbacker, 89, shot herself at the Key Biscayne home two hours after a family member heard a gunshot. She married Eddie Rickenbacker in 1922. they had two sons, both in New York City.
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Eddie
Rickenbacker
Adelaine Frost
Durant Rickenbacker
Key Biscayne
Eddie Rick
Enbacker
Eastern Airlines
General Motors
David E
William F
New York City
Missouri presidential primary plan stirs cost and participation debate
Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick warned a House committee that Missouri may gain little from a state presidential primary. He estimated costs of about 350000 to align with another election and up to 1 million if not concurrent. Rep. Fred Lynn supported the move to boost participation, noting other states already hold primaries. Gov Teasdale backs the idea to increase public involvement.
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James C. Kirkpatrick
House
Missouri
Kirktrick
Kirkpatrick
Fred ‘Lynn
Springfield
Em Kirkpatrick
Congress
Joseph P. Teasdale
Births Charles Houston Stull and Diana Michelle Cook
Mr and Mrs David Stull of Jefferson City welcomed a son Charles Houston Stull born Tuesday in Jefferson City weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. The Stulls also have a son Aaron age 4. Mrs Stull formerly Wanda Jones. Mr Stull works for the Missouri Department of Health. Grandparents Virgil Stull and Joe E Jones. great grandparents Hallie Jones and Charles Stull. Jon Cook and Eunice Cook welcomed a daughter Diana Michelle Cook born Monday at 10 45 p.m. in Kirksville Grimsmaith Hospital. Grandparents Lexico and Eunice Cook. great grandfather Fred Doebelin. Mr Cook is employed by Kirksville.
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Diana Michelle Cook
David Stull
Jefferson City
Stulls
Aaron
Stull
Wanda Jones
Missouri Department of Health
Virgil Stull
Joe E. Jones
Mexico
Hallie Jones
New Bloomfield
Charles Stull
Elmer
Jon. Cook
Kirksville
Grimsmaith Hospital
Ust
Lexico
Eunice Cook
Kirksvilla
Fred Doebelin
Rush Hill
Cook
Lower Thermostat Setting Keeps Strippers Shakin'
In Philadelphia the True Theater keeps stage heat low to save gas. Strippers contend with 5 degree air and a 56 degree lobby as they perform in near cold, noting shivers, colds, and a jokey view of an upcoming pneumonia risk amid the energy crunch.
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Philadelphia
Lee Ann
San
Virgo Lamont
Troe
Bob Stephens
Stephens
Ms. Ann
Trec
Ma. Lamont
Symington Named Honorary Chairman in Equal Rights Drive
Kansas City AP report notes Missourians for the Panel Rights Amendment Committee names former Senator Symington honorary chairman and Wilda Worley of St. Louis as president of the Missouri Equal Rights group. The group backs a Constitutional Amendment to bar sex discrimination with broad support.
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Sen
Symington
Kansas City
Panel Rights Amendment Committee
Stauart Symington
Wilda Worley
St. Louis
Missouri Equal Rights
Et N
ERA push draws thousands to Missouri capitol hearing
In Jefferson City crowds gathered for and against the ERA as the Senate Committee on Constitutional Amendments and Reorganization heard hours of testimony. Advocates included Missouri football coach Pete Woods and university officials urging passage, while opponents warned of potential shifts in marriage, custody, and property rights. Later, Reinhard named to the Missouri Court of Appeals, with James R. Albert retiring from the bench.
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Congress
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Edom
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Hannibal
Tech
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Aaid
Sthal Missouri
10Th Judicial Circuit
Sullivan County
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