Third World Talks Condemn Israel at UN Hearing
United Nations Security Council opens hearings as many Third World nations condemn Israel over its commando rescue of more than 100 hostages. The debate centers on actions and implications for Middle East stability and international law.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Israel
Uganda
Mauritius
Benin
Guinea
Guyana
Council
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Soviet Union
China
Tel Aviv
Baruch Bar-Ley
Amin
Unborn Child Not Person, Court Decides
Missouri Supreme Court rules unborn fetuses are not persons under the wrongful death statute until live birth. In a unanimous decision, Justices held a wrongful death action cannot be brought for a fetus that dies before birth. The Holdners sued after their stillborn child followed an auto accident on March 21, 1975, eight months into pregnancy.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Lawrence Holman
St. Louis
Bobbie Jo
Gerald Holdner
St. John's Mercy Medical Center
Holdner
Hardin
St.Louis
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Holman
Holdners
Missouri To Cast 60 Carter Votes At Democratic Conventio
New York AP Missouri Democrats forecast at least 60 of 71 delegate votes for Jimmy Carter on the first ballot at the 1976 Democratic National Convention. State Treasurer James I Spainhower, delegation chairman, said the tally could rise, with a few votes for Ellen McCormack, Morris Udall, and Henry Jackson. Carter leads as Missouri delegates convene at the Drake Hotel after strategy talks with U.S. Sen. Thomas Eagleton, amid hopes Carter will win by a landslide and boost state gains in governorship and Senate contests.
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New York
Missouri
Jimmy Carter
James I. Spainhower
Drake Hotel
Carter
Spainhower
U.S
Thomas Eagleton
Ellen McCormack
Arizona
Morris Udall
Washington
Henry Jackson
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Stuart Symington
Bob McElroy
Bowling Green
Pier 88
Women delegates seek rise through public office role at conventions
AP survey of over 3000 delegates shows lawyers and public officials form the largest blocs and under representation of women remains steep. Only 8 percent of lawyer delegates are women while 83 percent of public officials are men. Women planners push for affirmative action to balance male female representation.
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New York
Associated Press
Brown In Nomination Then Withdraw From Race
California Governor Edmund G. Brown remains in the Democratic presidential race as balloting begins in New York. He says his name will be entered for nomination but hints he may withdraw during the roll call and then back Carter to win the White House in November.
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New York
California
Edmund G. Brown
Jimmy Carter
Brown
Carter
White House
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
John Tunney
D-Calif
Democratic Party
Lt Col James A Cooper Retires From Army Service
Lt Col James A Cooper retired June 30 from the U S Army at Fort Hood Texas after more than twenty one years active commissioned service He earned a third Meritorious Service Medal and will reside at 108 Mohawk Drive Harker Heights Texas He will join a Killeen Texas area realty firm The veteran served in Panama Germany Vietnam and Hawaii and earned an MS degree in Management Engineering from George Washington University in 1970 He is the oldest son of Mrs James F Cooper and is married to Mary Helen Ward with two children Cynthia and Jonathan
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James A. Cooper
U.S. Army
Fort Hood
Texas
James F. Cooper
E. Summit
Mexico High School
Central Methodist College
Fayette
United States Military Academy
West Point
Mary Helen Ward
Bel Air
Cynthia
Jonathan
Col. Cooper
Panama
Germany
Vietnam
Hawaii
Contiguous States
George Washington University
Washington
D.C
Coopers
Mohawk Drive
Harker Heights
Killeen
City Seeks Federal Aid for Fairgrounds Tennis Courts
City plans to apply for 25000 dollars in BOR funds to match 25000 dollars in Community Development money for four lighted tennis courts at Fairgrounds Park. The project would supplement two current sites and follows council agenda items including an alley vacation, rezoning, and health unit governance changes.
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Fairgrounds Park
Agency Council For Outdoor
BOR
Hardiff
Buchanan Street
Webster
Grove Streets
Whitley
Coal Streets
Bill Darby
Hoffman
IGA
Vandalia
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Liberty
Jerry Lewis
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