Ford Has Tax Cut Pledge
President Ford won a pledge from incoming House Ways and Means chairman Rep. Al Ullman to move quickly on a recession fighting tax cut near 15 billion dollars. Ullman expected to chair the committee and said they had ingredients for fast action to bring relief to the American people.
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Washington
Ford
House
Ways and Means Committee
al Ullman
D-Ore
Congress
Ullman
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
White House
Oregonian
Wilbur D. Mills
Ultman
Ways and Means
Labor Management Committee
Big Labor
Big Business
John T. Dunlop
One Moberly Bank Suspect Is Arrested
MOBERLY MO AP authorities continued a search today for two of the three men who held up City Bank and Trust Co. One suspect was arrested after the robbery Friday evening. The money was recovered and the amount was not large. The three fled in a dark pickup truck. two other vehicles stolen that night had been recovered. FBI and other authorities continued the investigation.
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Moberly
City Bank and Trust Co
Moberly City
Ben L. Mohney
Mohney
FBI
Pope Warns of Oil Tension Risking Middle East War
The Pope warned that oil related tension could erupt into open war in the Middle East. Kissinger floated possible military intervention to avert industrialized nations' economic strangulation. Skirmishes flared along the Golan Heights as Syria condemned gradual talks and Israel faced an ambush on Mt. Hermon injuring four soldiers.
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Associated Press
Paul VI
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Vatican
Kissinger
U.S
Nephadsereg
Peoples Army
Geneva
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Israel
Yigal Allon
United States
Mt. Herman
Har Dov
Lebanon
Syria
Nixon Post-Resignation Spending Tops 367000 Dollars
The government spent at least 367878 dollars in the first three months after Nixon's resignation to support him and his staff. The largest item, 83000 dollars, paid to crate and store Nixon papers at the National Archives and Executive Office Building.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
National Archives
Executive
Ron Nessen
Nixon
Nessen
Congress
Roy L. Ash
Jack Brooks
D-Tex
House
Defense Department
San Clemente
Calif
Jefferson City
California
Ford
Nelsen
Interior Department
National Services
Box of comics hides stamp worth 1.7 million in Covington find
In Cincinnati a $10 box bought at an auction barn in Covington, Kentucky, yields a four pence 1887 1892 general issue stamp with a color error and missing green center portrait of Queen Victoria. Experts split on authenticity. new testing planned in New York. If genuine, value could reach millions and draw public exhibit syndication.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Covington
Bob Wildman
Times Stamp & Coin Shop
Queen Victoria
England
New York
Wildman
Charley Chapman
Chapman
Ford appoints David Belin executive director of CIA probe
President Ford selects David Belin, former Warren Commission counsel, to lead the new executive director role on the Rockefeller chaired CIA investigation staff. Belin, 46, will head about 15 members including investigators and lawyers. The panel probes alleged illegal CIA domestic spying.
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Washington
Ford
Warren Commission
CIA
Administration
David Belin
John F. Kennedy
CIA Commission
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Belin
Commission
Army
Howard H. Callaway
Callaway
Defense Department
Des Moines
President’s Commission
Rockefeller
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Michigan
Iielin
Laveen Sy Lophee
Soils Crops Conference in Audrain Thursday
The 50th Audrain Soils and Crops Conference will be held Thursday at the Audrain 4-H Center. The program starts at 10:30 a.m. with coffee at 10 a.m. Anthony Becker chairs the event themed Soybeans the Wonder Crop. Industry speakers include Dr Swain Harrocks from UMC Columbia on soybean factors.
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Anthony Becker
Swain Harrocks
U.M.C
Agronomy Department
Columbia
Frank Wilfley Sr
Lee Brown
R.A. Kimmel
Deadly Dixie Tornado Outbreak Kills At Least 13
A fast moving storm spawned tornadoes across Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and the Florida Panhandle leaving at least 13 dead and about 200 injured. McComb Mississippi was hardest hit with four dead and 115 hurt, while other towns including Ruth and Pascagoula reported fatalities. Damage ran into millions as homes schools and businesses were destroyed and hundreds sheltered. National Guardsmen patrolled to prevent looting after the outbreak spawned by a squall line.
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Mccomb
Miss
Dixie
Opelousas
Mississippi
Bill Waller
John Thompson
Ruth
U.S. 90
Pascagoula
Lake Charles
Ronnie Benoit
Jennings
Mermentau
C.J. Sullivan
Pell City
Ragland
Pelham
Birmingham
Lanett
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Louisiana-Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Florida Panhandle
Chance Stock Jumps On Emerson Purchase News
Chance Co shares rose 5.50 on the New York exchange after Emerson Electric of St Louis announced the sale of Centralia to Emerson. Emerson fell 1.12 to 25 1 4, Chance rose to 13. The deal values Chance at about 74 per Emerson share, making Chance holdings worth over 19 a share. Emerson will audit, with completion in about three months.
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A. B. Chance Co
New York Stock Exchange
Centralia Company
Emerson Electric Co
St. Louis
Emerson
Chance
Chance Family
Chance Co
Emerson Asst
Bill Dalton
Twins Born To Mr. And Mrs. J D Broz At Audrain
Mr and Mrs John Donald Broz of 8 Ozark Place welcomed twins Emily Kay seven pounds six ounces born 9 33 p m and Jeffrey Paul six pounds five ounces born 9 38 p m Friday at Audrain Medical Center joining brother Donald three. Grandparents are Frank C Broz of Bellflower and Irvin Gotsch of Hudson Florida. Mr Broz works as a fieldman for Vigorlune Peed Co.
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John Donald Broz
Ozark Place
Audrain Medical Center
Emily Kay
Jeffrey Paul
Donald
Frank C. Broz
Bellflower
Irvin Gotsch
Hudson, Fla
Broz
Vigorlune Peed
Blizzard Strikes Plains With 80 MPH Winds Paralyzing Mideast
A severe blizzard battered the northern Plains and Upper Midwest with 80 mph gusts, crippling roads across Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota. Shelters opened for stranded motorists while power and phone lines failed and 1,986-foot towers fell near Sioux Falls. Temperatures to plunge to 20 below by Sunday as crews struggle to reopen roads.
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Associated Press
Plains
Upper
Midwest
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Boys Town
National Weather Service
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Towa
Sioux Center
Cosmonauts Say Shot Is Going Well
Moscow AP report states cosmonauts Lt Col Alexei Gubarev and Georgy Grechko say everything is going well aboard Soyuz 17 as it reaches earth orbit en route to possible docking with the Salyut 4 space lab. Tass notes seven orbits and normal systems. Western experts question whether joint experiments are possible without docking.
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Moscow
Space Lab
Baikonur Space Center
Central Asia
Tass
Alexei Gubarev
Georgy Grechko
Gubarev
Salyut 4 Space Lab
Dan
Soyuz 17
Salyut 4
Arth
Mrs. John Wilkerson Dies At 77
Mrs. John L. Wilkerson 77 of 517 E. Park died 11:45 p m at Audrain Medical Center Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev C A Trotter officiating Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery Visitation 7 8 p m Monday Born December 25 1897 in Portland she was daughter of Emmett and Laura Harris She married John Wilkerson in Callaway County in 1916 He died July 1969 Survivors include son Sylvester Wilkerson Louisville Ky daughter Mrs Geralding Johnson Mexico Mo brother Emmett Harris Chicago sisters Mrs Cordie Johnson Vandalia and Mrs Bessie Ferris Mexico two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Preceded in death by husband three sons one brother and two sisters
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John L. Wilkerson
E. Park St
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
C. A. Trotter
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral
Portland
Emmett
Laura Brown Harris
John Wilkerson
Callaway County
Sylvester Wilkerson
Louisville
Charles
Geralding) Johnson
Mexico
Emmett Harris
Chicago
Cordie Johnson
Vandalia
Bessie Ferris
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GSA
Key Biscayne
Larry Shupert
N. Clark St
Robert Collins
Richard Vance
Con Hin
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Lake Pontchartrain
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Civil Defense
Alabama Civil Defense
J. D. Brozes
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