Jack Ruby Linked to Cuba and JFK Plot
Frank Sturgis, ex CIA operative, claims Jack Ruby met in Havana with Castro and Guevara months before Kennedy's 1963 assassination to discuss removing the U S president. Sturgis cites undisclosed intelligence sources and says reports reached Senate subcommittees, countering leftist claims of CIA involvement.
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Miami
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Cuba
Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
Frank Sturgis
Central Intelligence Agency
Democratic
Ruby
Kennedy
Dallas
Havana
Jfk
Heirarchy
Sturgis
Castro
Raul
Che Guevera
United States
U.S
Vana
Senate Internal Security Committee
CIA
Richard S. Schweiker
Rpa
Schweiker
Ford Adds Lead Over Reagan In Colorado Delegates Race
The Associated Press reports Ford widening his lead over Reagan in the Republican delegate race as Colorado picks delegates. Carter camps in Plains fishing for bluegill while awaiting his party’s nomination. Reagan gains in Colorado and North Dakota, with Ford leading 1,031 to 984 overall and 1,130 needed for the nomination. Sixteen GOP delegates remain in Colorado tonight, and Connecticut and Utah vote next, likely shaping the final delegate picture.
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Associated Press
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Colorado
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Plains
Chip
Reagan
Fort Collins
Colo
Michael South
North Dakota
GOP
Addiiton
New York
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
John Glenn
Ohio
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Connecticut
Utah
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Syria Expands Brigade To Tripoli Front In Lebanon Conflict
AP reports Syria has added an armored brigade to its forces bombarding the leftist-held northern Tripoli area while Lebanese Christians press a coastal town assault to seize Koura province. Over 1,600 killed in five days as clashes widen. 155 more deaths and 200 wounded in 12 hours. A Syrian tank unit and 500 soldiers crossed the eastern border, capturing Araal in Bekaa Valley.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Tripoli
Eafe
Koura
Enfe
Araal
Beksa Valley
Russian Harvest Prospects Brighten for 1976 Grain Crop
Washington reports the Agriculture Department now estimates the Soviet Union will harvest 195 million metric tons of grain in 1976, up 5 million from June forecast, with wheat driving the gain. Weather improvements and spring planting of wheat and other grains boosted prospects. final output could vary by 10 million tons.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Russia
Moscow
Right to Work Law Promoter Is Killed in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge an advertising man who used labor-violence footage in a TV campaign backing a right-to-work bill was shot to death just hours before the measure became law. Gov Edwards praised peace and signed the bill, making Louisiana the first state since 1963 to ban compulsory union membership.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
Louisiana
James R. Leslie
Leslie
Shreveport
Lake Charles
Wilbur LeLeux, Jr
New Orleans
Kansas City Girl Wins Again In Second Round
Marcia Kolich of Sugar Creek, Miss Jackson County, won talent in the second prelim night of Miss Missouri Pageant at Missouri Military Academy. She earlier took swimsuit and evening gown. 950 attended. Final show at 8 pm. Gov Bond to crown winner. preliminary awards total prize money. Miss Missouri earns 1200 dollars. continued on Page 2
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Marcia Kolich
Jackson County
Marcia Martinson
Miss Tipton
Seane Rivers
Teresa Wasson
America
Sugar Creek
Kansas City
Missouri Military Academy
Brownette
Mexico
Jaycee
Miss Missouri
Atlantic City
Christopher S. Bond
Todd’s
Marcia Loretta Mortensen
Tipton
Don Decker
CPA
Two Days Crucial For Mrs. Nixon
Pat Nixon remains in a life threatening to critical stage after a stroke. Doctors say the next 48 hours are pivotal to recovery with partial paralysis and slurred speech. President Nixon voiced optimism, praising his wife's spirit and strength as family and flowers surround her at the Long Beach hospital.
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Long Beach
Calif
Pat Nixon
John Lungren
Nixon
Lungren
Istill
Richard M. Nixon
Julie Eisenhower
Tricia Cox
Mrs. Nixon
David Eisenhower
Tricia
Julie
Rural Electric Meet to Honor Wyatt in Montgomery City
The Consolidated Electric Cooperative annual meeting will honor Wyatt Ramond A. Wyatt as Friend of the Cooperative. Registration starts 4 p.m. Friday at Todd's south of Mexico on Highway 54, with a free supper at 5 p.m. and a Princess Contest at 6:30 p.m. Three three-year director terms are up for election with nominations including Blades Manuel Azdell Becker Myers Schmidt. A new nominating committee will be chosen during the meeting. David Doctorian will speak after the business session, as five CEC employees with 95 years combined service are recognized.
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Ramond A. Wyatt
Montgomery City
Rural Electric Cooperative
Consolidated Electric Cooperative
Todd
Fred E. Blades
Berry Azdell Jr
B.W. Myers
Blades
Charles W. Manuel
Monroe County
Azdell
Phil Becker
Audrain County
Myers
Wilbur Schmidt
Montgomery County
W.A. River
David E. Haight
Harold Littrell
Patrick Mudd Jr
Howard Gritton
Elmer Yager
Pike County
David Doctorian
Moberly Area Junior College
CEC
Vernon Marshall
Howard Hinze
Charles Klusman
Iona Boicourt
Ray Travis
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California
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Lyndon Johnson
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Milton R. Young
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