AFL-CIO ready to endorse Carter in 1976 race
The AFL-CIO Executive Council is set to back Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale, signaling a full labor mobilization for Carter after the Republican convention. Meany and labor leaders expect unified, strong support, leveraging 14 million union members and a revived coalition history.
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George Meany
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George McGovern
Labor
Richard Nixon
Suit Filed In Boone County To Stop No. 7
Boone County Circuit Judge Frank Conley was to hear a suit by Rev. Dr. Hugh Wamble alleging the proposed constitutional amendment to allow limited aid to private schools is unconstitutional. The suit targets the Aug 3 primary ballot after Fairness in Education gathered signatures. If approved, aid would cover handicapped services textbooks and transportation for nonpublic schools.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Boone County
Frank Conley
Hugh Wamble
Baptist Seminary
Fairness In Education
Wamble
Conley
Cole County
James T. Riley
Riley
Prisoners Flood Newton County Jail in Neosho
Six or seven inmates flooded the Newton County Courthouse jail on the top floor after a disturbance began when a prisoner refused to return to his cell. Water backed up to the second floor, causing minor damage before officers and fire crews managed to restore order. names were withheld pending investigation.
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Neosho
Newton County
Joe Abramovitz
Abramovitz
Hearnes Admit Past Reliance Hurting Senate Bid
Former Missouri governor Warren E Hearnes told Kansas City Democrats he erred in leaning on past accomplishments in his campaign for the U S Senate. He said the campaign must stress the future as rivals Jerry Litton and James Symington vie for the Democratic nomination in the Aug 3 primary.
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Kansas City
Warren E. Hearnes
U.S. Senate
Jerry Litton
James Symington
Schmidt says not overly concerned about Communists in Western Europe
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, in an ABC interview, said he is not overly concerned about Communist involvement in Western European governments beyond Germany. He framed coexistence with the USSR while fighting communism at home and noted Bonn will end a multibillion dollar offset program with the United States.
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Washington
Helmut Schmidt
Europe
Schmidt
Ford
Bonn
United States
West Germany
U.S
Germany
Bremen
Howe's Soliciting Trial Set in Salt Lake City
Rep Allan T Howe faces a misdemeanor trial in City Court after being accused of offering $20 to two police decoys in Salt Lake City's red-light district. He pleaded not guilty and contends he was lured by an invitation to a political function. If convicted he could pay a $150 fine. The case follows a Supreme Court ruling rejecting a dismissal bid amid pretrial publicity and alleged prosecutorial misconduct.
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Salt Lake City
Allan T. Howe
Margaret Hamblin
Kathleen Taylor
Howe
State Supreme Court
City Atty
Roger F. Cutler
Bali quake toll tops five hundred dead and thousands hurt
Reports from Denpasar say the Bali earthquake five days earlier has killed more than 500 and injured about 3400. Authorities seek urgent food and medicine for the wounded and homeless as foreign aid arrives including a Australian destroyer making an unplanned stop.
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Indonesia
Bali
Australia
Japan
United States
Singapore
Viking 1 awakens for Mars landing and first images
In Pasadena AP reports Viking 1 woke up for its scheduled descent to Mars at 7:53 a.m. EDT with confirmation near 8:12 a.m. The biology equipment and onboard cameras poised to begin life search experiments as the craft aims at Chryse Planitia and a possible ancient river-deposit site.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Martian
Earth
Viking
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Harold Klein
Chryse Platitia
MU Commencement Programs Planned for July 30
The University of Missouri Columbia will hold commencement programs for undergraduate and graduate students on July 30 in Columbia Missouri. The ceremony will feature graduates from MU and may include faculty speakers and university officials.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri- Columbia
Three Audrain Banks Receive State Funds Boosting Local Banks
Missouri State Treasurer James J. Spainhower announced three Audrain County banks will receive 320,000 from the third statewide allocation of general funds for inactive funds. Laddonia State Bank gets 100,000, Commerce Bank of Mexico 120,000, and Vandalia State Bank 100,000.
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James J. Spainhower
Missouri
Spainhower
Laddonia State Bank
Commerce Bank of Mexico
Vandalia State Bank
Candidates Vie For 9th District In Audrain Meeting
Two prospective candidates for the 9th district, Joe Frappler and Mrs. Jean Berg, sought Republican and Democratic nominations at Audrain Farm Bureau events. State Sen Frappier and Berg attended the fish fry at Lawrence Shelter in Plunkett Park, with about 75 adults and several children present. The board announced a dues increase from 23 to 30 dollars per year.
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Lawrence Shelter
Plunkett Park
Joe Frappler
Jean Berg
Missouri Farm Bureau
Hannibal
Richard Erisman
Audrain
Frappier
Debra Talley
Tom Talley Jr
Farm Bureau
Freedom Forum
Feud Triggers Six Deaths Eight Injuries in Detroit Fire
Detroit police say a neighborhood feud sparked a fire bombing at a southwest Detroit home leaving six dead and eight injured. Nine people were in custody for questioning as authorities described an incendiary device thrown through a back window. The victims, aged 3 to 20, were relatives of Mary Broome who was hospitalized in serious condition. The Broome house burned, a neighboring home was damaged, and most detainees were area residents amid ongoing neighborhood tensions.
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Detroit
Mary Broome
Broome
Donald Nash
Paris Youth in Serious Condition After Crash
Paris-Clyge-Deierling 17, son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Deijerling of Paris, listed in serious condition by University of Missouri Medical Center. He was admitted early Saturday after a one car crash on Route 15 three miles south of Paris, where the car hit a bridge railing, signs, a tree, overturned and burned. He was thrown from the vehicle and suffered internal injuries and a broken rib.
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Salina F. Graves
Centralia
Erickson Auto
Lloyd W. Davidson
Montgomery City
Audrain Medical Center
Davidson
Missouri State Highway Dept
Paris
Clyge —_Deierling
Forrest. Deijerling
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Route 15
Deterling
Three Die In Weekend Wrecks In Missouri
Three people died in Missouri accidents over the weekend. Cheryl Hannay 19 of New York City rode a bicycle on Highway V near Ash Grove and swerved into a car’s path. Thomas Kelly 17 died in a Morgan County single car crash near Cole Camp. Stephen Blackwell 27 died in a Kansas City two car crash Saturday along with other fatalities not counted. Harold Mossman 31 died in a tractor accident near Archie. Opal Sellers 72 of Edina died from injuries from a Kirbyville accident Friday.
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Ash Grove
Thomas Patrick Kelly
Cole Camp
Morgan County
Kansas City
Stephen Blackwell
Missouri
Archie
Harold Mossman
Opal Sellers
Edina
Kirkinville
Race Out Of Money Riders Press On in BELLEVILLE
About 30 of the riders in the financially troubled Great American Horse Race will continue their westward journey at their own expense. The race began May in Frankfort New York with around 100 entrants. Rodney Peake, attorney for the promoters sued, says contestants may decide whether to finish.
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Frankfort
N.Y
Rodney Peake
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