Art Exhibits Draw Many To Hardin Park
Mrs. John Cline of the Mexico Artist's Guild lauded the Hardin Park show with 36 displays spanning painting sculpture photographs and leather goods. Exhibitors traveled from across Missouri and crowds stayed strong after a 9 30 a m opening with guild members assisting in setup hospitality and coffee service. a future show is planned for Moberly on August 30.
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Hardin Park
John Cline
Mexico Artist's Guild
Missouri
Moberly
Women vigilantes slash man who raped friend
Daytona Beach police say six women who avenged a rape by stabbing John Dotson, 20, have not been arrested. Dotson, hospitalized with knife wounds, faces sexual battery charges after a woman accused him of forcing his way into her car. Police note the attackers were likely friends of the victim and describe the act as vigilante justice.
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Fla
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Volusia County
Dotson
Robert Sharpe
Sharpe
Dan Walters
Walters
Cairo And The Arab World Continues On Page One
The piece notes poverty in the Middle East and Sadat’s pressure to address hunger disease and housing while praising Arab contributions in America. It lists notable Arabs and their achievements from medicine aviation design politics and science and reflects on Arab pride amid ongoing conflict with Israel.
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M.E
Danny Thomas
U.S
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Emile Khouri
Disneyland
Farouk el- Baz
Salah Al-Askari
Bellevue Hospital
N.Y
Ray Irani
Gamal El-Zoghby
Abdul Karim Khudairi
Abe Gibron
Chicago Bears
Paul Anka
A. Robert Abboud
Chicago
William Blatty
Mexico
America
Reagan Weighs Run Against Ford In 1976 Primaries
Reagan says he will not rush decision on challenging Ford and plans to gauge deep support in the heartland. He will decide later this year and may enter the Republican primaries if he opts in. Ford campaign manager Callaway rejects any deal to block Reagan.
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Wash
Ronald Reagan
Ford
California
America
Reagan
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Howard H
Bo” Callaway
Callaway
Senator hints at reopening Warren Commission probe
Senator Richard Schweiker says the Warren Commission investigation could be reopened over alleged pre Kennedy assassination plots against Fidel Castro and possible CIA ties. He notes no hard evidence but cites Castro warnings and potential government involvement as factors. Schweiker suggests Nixon could be called to testify on CIA related issues.
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Richard 8
Schweiker
R-Pa
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Dallas
CBS
United States
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Johanson
Fisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Chile
Greece
Mail Strike Off and Stamps To Cost More
A new labor agreement averts a postal workers strike affecting 600000 employees. Wages rise, no layoff clause retained, and potential rate increases loom with a 13 cent top first class stamp possibility. Bailar notes 800 million dollar annual loss and need for higher rates. Usery hails bargaining victory as unions ratify in coming weeks.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Bailar
Bailar
Postal Service
Independent Postal Rate Commission
W. J. Usery Jr
Usery
Oswald Alone McCloy Says Oswald Alone
John J. McCloy, Warren Commission member, says he is convinced Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone after visiting Dallas. He previously entertained conspiracy theories but found no connection, calling those theories nonsense.
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John J. McCloy
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
McCloy
Khmer Rouge Ambush Kills Hundreds Fleeing Cambodians
Witnesses say Khmer Rouge soldiers killed nearly 300 Cambodians fleeing toward Thailand in three ambushes near Battambang. Survivors report babies and adults shot without warning. only about 30 of a 200 person group reached Thailand.
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Aranyaprathet
Thailand
Khmer Rouge
Associated Press
Battambang
Cambodia
Ung Tien Seng
Battambang City
Oil spill stains Florida Keys beaches
Coast Guard reports 40 000 to 60 000 gallons of crude oil along 40 miles of Florida Keys beaches from Marathon to Key West. Environmental officer Lt Cmdr George Davis says chances of catching the culprit are very small and booms are being deployed to contain drifting slicks.
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Fla
Florida Keys
Coast Guard
Cmdr
George Davis
Norfolk
Panama Canal
Davis
Marathon
Midway
Key West
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