Cambodia Lost Diplomat View on Lon Nol Regime
US airlifts rice and fuel to Phnom Penh as Khmer Rouge push for victory. Rebels shell the city while diplomats warn manpower shortages doom Lon Nol’s government despite aid. Ghost soldiers, half of Khmer Rouge force in action, and cautious US officials frame a fragile stand.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
United States
Lon Nol
Ford Administration
Thailand
Khmer Rouge
Mekong
U.S
James R. Schlesinger
Washington
Ford
Grain Price Bill Delayed For Week
Washington AP report says Chairman Foley canceled today's House Agriculture Committee meeting on a one year emergency plan to raise grain price floors up to 63 percent. Final debate with Butz opposed was moved to next week. targets include cotton 48 cents a bale, wheat 3.10 a bushel, corn 2.25.
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Washington
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
Earl L. Butz
Foley
Agriculture Department
Butz
Congress
Mississippi
Kansas
Indiana
Rockefeller rules out running for president in 1980
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller, 66, told reporters aboard Air Force Two he is not a competitive factor for the presidency and has no plans for 1980. He said Ford is bound to run in 1976 and stressed his aim to expand his role within the Domestic Council while avoiding friction with the president and his Cabinet. He mocked talk of Ford stepping aside and dismissed future scenarios as in poor taste.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Air Force Two
Detroit
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Filibuster ruling sparks Senate debate on cutoff bar
Washington reports that the Senate weighs changing the rule to end debate with a three-fifths or60 percent majority. Democratic Leader Mansfield urges a compromise requiring 60 percent of the full Senate, while critics argue against any change and accuse Vice President Rockefeller of overstepping. The scene includes liberal and conservative senators united in opposition to the one man chair criticism.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
He Eklights Fadie
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
le CopPhive & Pub
New York
Barry Goldwater
K-Ariz
Hoover Secret Files On Congressmen Revealed
Washington AP Attorney General Levi testified that J Edgar Hoover kept secret derogatory files on presidents officials and 17 members of Congress. He cited improper use of material and possible political use of the FBI, with 48 folders on public figures and 17 congress members. Levi noted Hoover disseminated some information and that some files lacked records of actions taken.
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Washington
Atty
Edward H. Levi
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
Executive Branch
Levi
FBI
House
Attorney
Clarence M. Kelley
Hoover
Bureau
More Trouble For US In Statistics
Washington AP reports government data showing worsening U S economic outlook both at home and abroad. Leading indicators tumbled a record 13 percent for the sixth straight month while imports rose, pushing the trade deficit higher and eroding the dollar. Output per worker fell 2.2 percent as economists foresee continued decline into summer.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Carey McGee Rites Today
Carey McGee 85, of Mexico, died at 11:50 a m Tuesday at Audrain Medical Center where he had been a patient since Feb 20. Funeral at 2 p m today at Arnold Funeral Home, burial Elmwood Cemetery. Survivors include son Oren McGee and grandson Bob McGee. He worked 40 years for International Shoe Co before retiring in 1960. He was a Baptist.
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Carey McGee
Monroe Manor
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Marvin Jones
Elmwood Cemetery
John Willer
Marion Culwell
Harold Sexton
Carl Adams
Olney Simpson
Paul Sitton
Bill Oliver
Monroe County
Andy
Angie Tanner McGee
Susie Plybon
McGee
Mexico
International Shoe Co
The
Baptist Church
Oren McGee
Bob McGee
McGlamery Dies. Rites Planned in Kansas
Macon McGlamery 78 of 420 N Coal died at Audrain Medical Center after long illness. Graveside services set next week at Mile Cemetery Barnard Kansas. Born Niangua June 21 1896 he married Opal Chapman in 1936 at Barnard. Survivors include wife son and daughters and five grandchildren. Memorials requested to First Baptist Church.
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Macon McGlamery
N. Coal
Audrain Medical Center
the Mile Cemetery
Barnard
Kan
Niangua
Thomas Asbury
Martha Elizabeth Cox McGlamery
Opal Chapman
Barnard, Kaw
First Baptist Church
Kaiser's Refractories Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Katherine Louise Maupin
Columbia
Robert
Dorothy June) Piekart
Reno
Nev
Arthur McGlamery
San Jose
Calif
Walter McGlamery
Moreland
Okla
Ben McGlamery
Odessa
Tex
Civil Air Patrol unit may be formed here
Larry Vaughn plans forming a Civil Air Patrol auxiliary in Mexico with local volunteers. He has approval, a jeep, promised ambulance, and equipment support from National Guard and Air Force pays search expenses. cadet program possible for youths.
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Civil Air Patrol
Mexico
Larry Vaughn
West Vine St
Federated Insurance
CAP
Jefferson City
Vaughn
U.S. Air Force
National Guard
Air Force
Good Deeds Still Flourish Across Teal Lake Road
Residents along Teal Lake Road praise Frank Beauchamp for clearing snow and pathways, delivering aid to neighbors. The Mexico Kiwanis Club will donate 250 dollars at noon next Tuesday to support the senior lunch program, which is short about 700 dollars, with several churches contributing additional funds.
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Teal Lake Road
Clark
Huntingfield
Frank Beauchamp
Mexico Kiwanis Club
M.L
Martha) Stephenson
Wallace Witchi
Kiwanis Club
Democrats Propose Gas Tax Increase and Energy Board Plan
Congressional Democrats unveiled an energy package proposing a five cent per gallon gas tax hike and creation of a National Production and Conservation Board to guide policy. The plan would fund energy research and aim to cut petroleum imports by up to 1.4 million barrels daily by 1985, with rebates for high-mileage autos and no gas tax rebates for motorists.
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Washington
Congressional
Democrats
Independent
Energy Conservation Board
Senate
House
John C. Pastore
Dr.l
Jim Wright
Dtex
Democratic Energy Task Forces
Ways and Means Committee
Pastore
National Production and Conservation Board
Wright
Ford
Tax Reduction Act of 1975 key features outlined
Washington AP reports the Tax Reduction Act of 1975 totals 21.283 billion in tax relief, with 76.2 percent for individuals and 23.8 percent for businesses. It lowers withholding, increases standard deductions, and provides rebates and credits to aid recession recovery and raise purchasing power.
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Washington
House
Shots Hit Sheriff Home In Missouri Sniping Spike
Livingston County Sheriff Kelsie Reeter woke to three shots fired into his bedroom in Chillicothe as part of a recent wave of sniping and vandalism against law enforcement. No injuries were reported. a high powered .45 caliber weapon left shell casings near the home and the case drew in county, local police and Missouri Highway Patrol investigators.
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Chillicothe
Livingston County
Kelsie Reeter
Reeter
O’ Dell
Missouri House Approves State Small Claims Courts Plan
The Missouri House tentatively approved a bill to create small claims courts statewide. Magistrates would set aside one day per week to hear civil claims under 500 dollars with limited representation by attorneys and no corporate filings. Appeals would go to regular courts.
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Jefpirson City
Missouri House
House
James Baker
Kansas City
Bloodmobile Schedule Visits Laddonia and Mexico
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will stop at the National Guard Armory in Mexico on Tuesday from noon to 4 45 p.m with a 129 pint quota. It will also visit Laddonia First Christian Church on Monday from 2 to 6 45 p.m with a 129 pint quota. The Mexico Key Club aims for 200 pints Tuesday.
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Laddonia
Mexico
Red Cross
National Guard Armory
W. Curtis St
Laddonia First Christian Church
Key Club of
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