Ford Birthday Understudy With Allstar Ballpark Cheer
President Ford marks his 64th birthday amid a party mood at the All Star game as a cake copy urges Give em Hell Jerry. He undergoes a routine semi annual medical exam with Lukash and waits for results.
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Jerry
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
William Lukash
White House
Philadelphia
Jerry Truman
Lukash
Reagan In Ford Country
Reagan heads to strong Republican states New Jersey and Pennsylvania to cut Ford’s delegates with speeches and meetings. AP tally shows Ford 1032 to 999, 1130 needed. Reagan’s campaign reports higher six month receipts totaling 13.2 million versus Ford’s 11 million and 10.9 million for the President. Ford to Connecticut convention. Reagan to Utah for remaining delegates as party unity urged.
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Ronald Reagan
Ford
California
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Reagan
Associated Press
Kansas City
Washington
Federal Elections Commission
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
GOP
Connecticut
Utah
Jobless Claims In State Increase in June
Initial unemployment claims in June rose by 20 000 from May to about 67 000, driven by special aid for certain public school employees as schools wound down. Weekly benefit payments for that plan rose from 21 300 to 36 000, while total jobless claims across the month edged up 1 340 to just under 88 000 and benefit outlays reached 21.5 million dollars. Marilyn Orr of Mexico is listed as a patient in Boone County Hospital’s intensive care unit in Columbia, admitted Sunday, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pomroy.
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Boone Hospital
Marilyn Orr
Mexico
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
William Pomroy
US questions Hanoi aims as ties with Southeast Asia expand
Washington officials warn Vietnam may still seek military dominance in Southeast Asia despite normalization with neighbors. Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh's remarks signal Hanoi's support for insurgents while U.S. officials note past expectations of Hanoi expanding influence. They cite potential use of captured American equipment and shifting ties with The Philippines and Thailand in a broader regional realignment.
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Vietnam
State Department
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Philippines
Ceed Symington
Sen
Stuart Symington
Thailand
United States
Soviet Union
China
Volkmer Volunteers Sought for July 22 Campaign Drive
Local supporters led by Tim Hagan seek volunteers for a door to door effort for Harold Volkmer in Hannibal. Volkmer, a Democratic candidate for the ninth district seat vacated by William Hungate, will be in town next Thursday to participate in the campaign. Contact Hagan at 581-5360 days or 581-3373 evenings for more information.
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Tim Hagan
Volkmer
Hannibal
William Hungate
Hagan
St Louis Lawyer Defends Angolan Mercenaries in Trials
St Louis attorney Bill Wilson defended two American mercenaries in Angola after their February capture by Cuban forces. One, Daniel Gearhart, was executed. Gary Acker received 16 years. Wilson, 28, argued the multiracial tribunal failed basic safeguards and that sentences were political. He joined attorney Robert Cesner Jr. and aided by Acker’s father, traveling with little more than a suit and clothes.
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Bill Wilson
Angola
Daniel Gearhart
Gary Acker
Wilson
Missouri
Robert Cesner Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Acker
Luanda
Gearhart
Kensington
Gus Grillo
American University
College of Law
Washington, D.C
George Bacon
Cesner
Newton
Kan
Neto
Washington
Andreotti Seeks New Italian Cabinet Formation
Rome AP Giulio Andreotti a two time premier and key Christian Democratic figure began efforts to form Italy's 36th postwar government. President Giovanni Leone assigned the task Tuesday night. The 57 year old premier designate urged political economic and social solidarity to lift Italy from its deep crisis, with weeks likely needed to determine success.
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Giulio Andreotti
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Andreotti
Mrs. Nixon Begins Physical Therapy at Hospital
In Long Beach California Pat Nixon has started physical therapy following a stroke last week. At Long Beach Memorial Hospital a lounge near her sixth floor room was converted into a therapy area to avoid disrupting rehab. Doctors say she remains in serious condition but much improved with better speech and controlled blood pressure. The partial left side paralysis should clear up in months and discharge is expected in a week to ten days.
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Pat Nixon
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
John Lungren
Nixon
Lungren
Methodist Meet Elects One Bishop in Lincoln Ballots
The South Central Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church opened in Lincoln Nebraska with delegates electing one bishop on six ballots. Kenneth J Shamblin of Houston led the field before Dr. Shamblin won. Kenneth W Hicks from Grand Island remained among top four. The conference seeks four bishops to replace retirees and a death, with 360 delegates voting. Open campaigning marked the session as ballots continued.
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South Central
United Methodist Church
Kenneth J. Shamblin
Houston
Tex
Kenneth W. Hicks
Grand Island
Neb
Shamblin
Nebraska
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
James Zumberge
Southern Methodist University
University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Man in car killed by passing gunman in Missouri
Overland police report a 20 year old north St. Louis man, Pierre Hawkins, was shot seven times by three armed men in a passing station wagon while driving a 1974 Cadillac. Hawkins died from a back of the head wound. Two female passengers were seriously injured. A male passenger escaped. The incident occurred around 9 50 p.m. on Tuesday as they headed to a drive in theater. Police seek three armed young men.
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Overland
North St. Louis
Pierre Hawkins
Hawkins
How Much Pig Is There In Can Of Pork & Beans
In Washington officials are debating Weights and Measures at the 61st conference. They seek model laws to prevent consumer deception as the U S shifts to the metric system. Topics include standard meat identities, listing meat percentages in frozen dinners, and serving counts in products like instant coffee.
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Washington
New York
Fred McGehan
McGehan
United States
Columbian Drowns In Lake Of The Ozarks
Robert R. Dinwiddie 68 of Columbia drowned in Jennings Bay at the Lake of the Ozarks. The Missouri Division of Water Safety said he had been missing for some time. Officials speculated he fell from a dock or was in the water and tired. The body was recovered about an hour after he was reported missing Tuesday.
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Camdenton
Robert R. Dinwiddie
Columbia
Jennings Bay
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri Division of Water Safety
Dinwiddie
Vandals, Crime Cost Schools 600 Million
Crime and vandalism caused about 600 million dollars in damages to public schools last year. School officials seek 300 million from the federal government for training and hardware as they gather at a conference in Alexandria Virginia with over 300 security experts and superintendents from 30 states.
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Washington
Joseph Grealy
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
National Association of School Security Directors
Alexandria
Lucius Burton
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