Israel Rejects Egypts Disengagement Proposals
Israeli Prime Minister Rabin says Egypts latest Sinai disengagement proposals are substantially not acceptable yet calls for continued peace talks face to face rather than through American shuttle diplomacy. Dispute centers on withdrawal line at Gidi and Mitla passes and numbers of technicians. Sadat in Cairo says armed forces ready and hopes progress on a second disengagement accord without delay as UN peacekeeping forces assist negotiations. Egypt extends UN buffer mandate for three months.
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Associated Press
Yitzhak Rabin
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Rabin
Israel
Shimon Peres
Yigal Allon
Cairo
Washington
Gidi
Mitla
Anwar Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Democrats May Challenge New Ford Veto
House Democrats plan a major push to override President Ford s veto of a 7.9 billion Education Appropriation Act. Rep Daniel Flood says this veto has the best chance to be overridden though past attempts failed. Overriding would require two thirds in both chambers.
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Disaster Loans Expanded for Farmers in Flood Areas
The House approved a bill expanding the federal emergency loan program for farmers hit by natural disasters. The measure, sent to President Ford after a 398 to 0 vote, authorizes 5 percent interest loans with up to a 20 year repayment period, intended for applicants lacking private financing.
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Ford
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Senate
Farmers Home Administration
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Great Platts
Hanitrens
Fadiat
Doughertys Buy Audrain Broadcasting in Mexico Move
Audrain Broadcasting Corp. sold to Mr. and Mrs. W Earl Dougherty and daughter Karen Massman. New owners operate KXEO and KWWR FM in Mexico and KWWR Business Music. Doughertys also own KS MO at Salem. Karen Massman to serve as board secretary and news director. Ed French elected to board. FCC license filings noted stock distribution among A P Green Refractories, Dougherty, and others.
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Kwwr Business Music and Sound Co
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Exco
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Salem
Mexico High School
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Ed French
Laddonia State Bank
Exec
FCC
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Dorothy Romberg
U.S. Turkey Rift Threatens NATO Flank and Cyprus Bases
The piece notes that Turkey's ouster could weaken NATO’s southern flank. It highlights secret listening posts near the Soviet border and radar sites feeding early warning data, plus U.S. relay stations in Turkey and Cyprus closures of two American facilities. Greek Cypriot groups praise U.S. House rejection of renewed Turkey aid.
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Turkey
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Soviet Union
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Cyprus
Ford to Visit Europe. aims at Brezhnev talks and Greece Turkey ties
President Ford plans a European trip to meet Soviet leader Brezhnev in Helsinki to discuss a possible new arms pact and broader European issues. Kissinger says remaining differences are clearly defined. Ford seeks to reassure Romania Poland Yugoslavia trade interests as Turkey suspends defense treaty cooperation.
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Middle East
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Greece
Turkey
Vatys Federy
U.S
Senate
Romania
Ford Administration
Poland
Yugoslavia
Miss Missouri Pageant Final Night Rerun On Channel 12
Channel 12 will rebroadcast the July 19 Miss Missouri Pageant final night at the Missouri Military Academy Fieldhouse. The video airs starting at 6 p.m. Monday.
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See-To
Missouri Military Academy
Actors gunned down in Venice and Santa Monica crime spree
In Los Angeles, actor James Kiernan and actress Barbara Colby were killed near a Venice acting school while Gloria Witte, wife of Lockheed executive Roland Witte, was shot dead in Santa Monica. Six suspects were arrested as police tied the crimes by proximity and method.
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Los Angeles
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Larry Kallestad
Venice
James Kiernan
Barbara Colby
Ethel Merman
Gloria Witte
Aerospace
Roland Witte
Santa Monica
Wittes
Miss Colby
Miss Merman
Robert Levin
Kiernan
Rhoda
Bob Crutchfield
Mary Tyler Moore Enterprises
Ford recalls Econoline vans and trucks for brake defect
Ford Motor Co recalls 49,740 Econoline vans and light trucks equipped with heavy duty disc brakes over a loose bolt in the front brake assembly. About 400 vehicles could experience reduced front braking power while rear brakes stay functional, Ford said.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Gays
Ford
State Surplus Sales Bring In Over $240,000
JEFFERSON CITY The state collected more than $240,000 from five state surplus property sales this summer. Salem led with $98,970, the largest sale in dollar volume. Additional sales netted $15,190 in Jefferson City, $23,435 in St Louis, $20,342 in Springfield, and $82,594 at Sedalia’s state fairgrounds. Nielsen notes the next surplus sale will occur in late summer or fall.
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Jefferson City
J. Neil Nielsen
Salem
Office of Administration
St. Louis
Springfield
Nielsen
Mrs. Frank Arnall Rites On Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Arnall will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Mexico with Rev. Frank Park officiating and burial in East Lawn Memorial Cemetery. She died Friday morning at the Baptist Home in Ironton. Visitation will be after 2 p.m. today until service time at Precht Pickering Funeral Home. Survivors include one daughter Vernelle Crews of House Springs, one son Frank E Arnall of Texarkana Texas, two brothers Doran and Elmer Bunch, both of Wellsville, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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First Baptist Church
Mexico
Frank Park
East Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Baptist Home
Ironton
Precht-Pickering Funeral
Vernelle Crews
House Springs
Frank E. Arnall
Texarkana
Texas
Doran
Elmer Bunch
Wellsville
Hit By Four Cars In Two Minutes In Belfast
A 22 year old steel worker in Belfast, Bob Finnegan, was struck by four vehicles within two minutes while crossing Falls Road Friday night. He suffered a fractured skull, broken pelvis and leg, with several other injuries but hospital officials expect his recovery. The sequence began when a taxi hit him and fled, a second car knocked him into the gutter, a small van plowed through spectators, and a fourth car struck him as the crowd dispersed.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Bob Finnegan
Falls Road
Finnegan
Weather and Local Notices From Missouri Area
Official morning readings show 24 hour high 87 and low 62 with 63 at 7 a.m. Forecast calls for isolated showers near the Arkansas border then clear to partly cloudy tonight and Sunday. highs near 90, lows in 60s. Audrain Medical Center lists numerous admissions across several towns and a separate list of discharges. marriage license applications filed in several counties. Fire crews responded to a car wiring fire on Friendship Drive and grass fire near 928 North Wade with minor damage to plastic pipe and wiring.
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Arkansas
Friendship Drive
Joyce Bethel
N. Wade
H. D. Brown
Daily Record Public Safety News Summary
Peggy Newsom reports the Daily Pride on Highway 15 was broken into with $75.80 in change stolen. an empty money bag was found on Route FF. A tape cock valued at $64.95 was stolen from Roy Erdel’s car. An antique pitcher and wash bowl valued at $225 were taken from Mrs. Nelson Flittner’s home. Court actions include several traffic and drug cases with fines and hearings. Market reports list grain prices and select stocks from MFA and local brokers.
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Daily Pride
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Roy Erdel
Kentucky
Nelson Flittner
E. Liberty
A.B. Edgar
Kent Road
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Lillian M. Hamilton
Coal Streets
Jeffrey W. Potts
Robin Hood
Elliot L. Qualls
Sherwood
Highway Patrol
Robert Sturgeon
Mitchell Workman
Montgomery City
Danville
Maher Named To State Health Board
Dr. Robert W. Maher of Springfield Republican was named a member of the State Board of Health by Gov. Bond. He succeeds Dr. William Bradshaw whose term expired. The same release noted Robert S. Boyd resigned from the Missouri State Environmental Improvement Authority to join the U S budget staff. Back on Job John Erdel returns to Erdel Hardware after a month of illness.
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Jefferson City
Robert W. Maher
Springfield
State Board of Health
Christopher S. Bond
William Bradshaw
Robert S. Boyd
Missouri State Environmental Improvement Authority
Boyd
Bond
U. S. Senate
Convict and Girl Found At River Near Rulo
An Arkansas escapee James Lawrence Cloer, 32, and Susan Cannady 26, described as hostage and former girlfriend, were found hiding by the Missouri end of Rule bridge over the Missouri River after a farmer reported sightings and shots were fired. Nebraska State Trooper Robert Strickland located them beside U.S. 159 near dawn.
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Arkansas
Missouri
Missouri River
James Lawrence Cloer
Susan Cannady
Cloer
Nebraska
Robert Strickland
U. S. 159
Senior King Is Retiring From Ebenezer Church
Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., 75, longtime Ebenezer Baptist Church pastor, says he will preach his last official sermon Sunday. His wife was killed 13 months ago during a church service. He has served 44 years as pastor and will retire though he may accept occasional sermons and work on his autobiography.
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Atlanta, Ga
Martin Luther King Sr
Martin Luther King Jr
Ebenezer Baptist Church
King
Ebenezer
Entertainers Set For 22 Hour Democratic Telethon
In Los Angeles AP reports Helen Reddy Della Reese Susan Saint James Jessica Walter Alan Alda Lorne Greene and Joseph Campanella will join a 22 hour telethon to pay off the Democratic Party's 2.6 million debt. National chairman Robert Strauss says the effort aims to clear the old debt before the 1978 presidential drive. Telethon starts at 9 p.m. EDT.
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Helen Reddy
Della Reese
Susan Saint James
Jessica Walter
Alan Alda
Lorne Greene
Joseph Campanella
Robert Strauss
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