Midwest Governors Confer opens as economy tops agenda
Cincinnati based report notes 14th annual Midwest Governors Conference opens with discussions on inflation unemployment and energy. Governors from 15 states critique Kentucky Governor Carroll's boycott while others stress less federal aid to industry and need for deregulation paired with targeted tax breaks.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Julian “Carroll
Nebraska
J. James Exon
Carroll
South Dakota
Richard F. Kneip
Minnesota
Wendell R. Anderson
Anderson
Nelson Rockefeller
Donald Rumsfeld
Gerald R. Ford
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Energy Task Force
Ford
Democratic Governors Conference
Gerald Ford
Michigan
William G. Milliken
Milliken
James Exon
Pope Paul VI Watches Apollo-Soyuz Flight On TV
In Castle Gandolfo Italy Pope Paul VI joined millions in watching the Apollo Soyuz mission on television. The pontiff scanned the night sky above the Hope of Love valley, sharing in the global spaceflight moment.
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Castle Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Paul VI
War Feared as Angolan Forces Mobilize Ahead of Independence
In Luanda Angola the FNLA declares full mobilization as MPLA forces renew mortars on Luanda harbor fortress where 600 FNLA troops are besieged. The clash jeopardizes the November 11 independence plan and risks a civil war with a 5 000 man FNLA column halted at Caxito near Luanda.
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National Front For the Liberation of Angola
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No Teddy Race, Mother Says No Teddy Race
Rose Kennedy, mother of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, says she can foresee circumstances that might persuade her son to run for president in 1976. She states Teddy has taken himself out of the presidential candidacy and sees no point in discussing politics while he remains out.
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Mass
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Edward M. Kennedy
Teddy
Boston
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Leader of S.O.B.'s Quits After Boy Scout's Kick
Windsor Olson founder of Save Our Bears-5.O.B. resigns as use of bear meat festival stirs protests. He cites injuries from a Boy Scout kick and a logger attack, condemning the festival and urging beef substitutions while noting bear killings for the event.
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Wash
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Olson
Seattle
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Jerry Elofson
Elofson
Parliament Set to Back Indira Gandhi Emergency Rule
New Delhi AP The Indian parliament opened a week long session expected to approve Indira Gandhi's emergency powers with a Ram led resolution seeking consent to rule by decree and curb civil liberties. The government aims to restrict judiciary powers and bar court appeals for those arrested.
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India
Indira Gandhi
Jagjivan Ram
Mrs. Gandhi
United News of India
Lok Sabha
G.S. Dhillon
Supreme Court
Peter Hazelhurst
London Sunday Times
Peter Gill
London Daily Telegraph
Loren Jenkins
Newsweek
Natural Fertilizers Just As Profitable
ST LOUIS AP Farmers using natural fertilizers can earn as much as those using chemicals according to a Washington University study of 16 Mid west farms funded by the National Science Foundation. The survey suggests a slight drop in yield but savings on inputs offset the loss, challenging Secretary Earl Butz who warned natural methods were impractical. Farms surveyed spanned Missouri Illinois Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota. Further study is needed on pollution and food prices impacts of organic farming.
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Washington University
Midwest
National Science Foundation
Secretary of Agriculture
Earl Butz
William Lockeretz
University
Center For the Biology of Natural Systems
Butz
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Lockeretz
Iran Rejects Pan Am Loan Over Internal Affairs
Iran's national airline official says Tehran refused a proposed $300 million Pan American loan mainly due to Pan Am's internal troubles and Iran's other development priorities. He notes the decision is final and cites broader strategic goals.
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Tehran
Iran
Pan American World Airways
U.S
Iran Air
Ford Prepares For European Summit Meet
President Ford spent the weekend at Camp David engaging in tennis swimming and golf as he neared a 10 day trip to five European capitals culminating with the July 30 to August 1 Helsinki summit. He spoke of detente and arms talks while noting concerns in the Mediterranean and optimism about avoiding a new global war.
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Ford
Camp David
Maryland
Helsinki
Burning Tree Country Club
Time Magazine
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Song Writer Dies In Nashville At 47
Veteran country singer Lefty Frizzell died at 47 after a stroke in Nashville. His hits include I Love You a Thousand Ways and If Youve Got the Money Honey Ive Got the Time. Funeral services and burial are planned Tuesday afternoon in Goodlettsville.
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Lefty Frizzell
Goodlettsville
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