Kissinger Orders Reassessment of Saudi Arms Sale
Washington sources say Secretary Kissinger has ordered a new look at U S plans to sell 2 000 aero air to air missiles to Saudi Arabia. The move signals a potential reversal in his earlier direction and prompts a reconsideration by the State Department and Congress.
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A Kissinger
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Henry A.kissinger
U.S
Chissinger
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Kissinger
Middle
Hant
Arms Control Agency
Middle East
Rosenthal
United States
Israel
Tran
Senate backs tax bill amid criticism and amendments
Senate Finance Committee chief Sen Russell B Long faces sharp criticism over a major tax bill as the full Senate shows confidence. The body rejected many efforts to narrow incentives favoring wealthy investors and businesses while 23 of 73 amendments were reviewed, 11 were dropped by the committee, and 39 remain. In other news, Earl Wilson seeks dismissal of Frank Sinatra suit over Sinatra: An Unauthorized Biography.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
NEW York
Earl Wilson
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Wilson
Smothers Brothers to Split Up Their Act
Los Angeles AP report says Tommy and Dick Smothers will end their long entertainment partnership by year end. The brothers state no quarrel exists and plan to retire as a team, with Dick aiming for personal time while Tommy intends to stay in show business.
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Los Angeles
Smothers
Tommy
Dick Smothers
Neto Ends Cuba Visit After Castro Hosted Trip
Angolan President Agostinho Neto departed Cuba following a seven day official visit as the guest of Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro per Radio Havana.
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Miami
Agostinho Neto
Angola
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Radio Havana
Rep Sikes Could Lose Chairmanship Over Reprimand
Washington AP report says Rep Robert F Sikes faces an ethics issue as he seeks reelection to his chairmanship of a House subcommittee. The House reprimanded Sikes 381 to 3 for financial misconduct including buying 2500 shares in First Navy Bank tied to his help in establishing the bank at Pensacola Naval Air Station and failing to report 1000 shares of Fairchild Industries stock. Sikes argues the Ethics Committee denied him the right to rebut and calls the stock report an oversight.
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Washington
Robert F. Sikes
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Sikes
Military Construction Appropriations
O'Neill
Atlanta
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Common Cause
House Democratic Caucus
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
First Navy Bank
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Fairchild Industries Inc
Fairchild
John Flynt
D-Ga
Ethics Committee
Congressional
Columbus
Onion
Hugo Zacchini
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co
Ohio Supreme Court
The
Broadcasting Company
Zacchini
Geauga County Fair
Hoffa Search Continues Yet Unsolved After Vanishing
In Detroit AP report notes FBI probes into James R Hoffa disappearance now a year old with grand jury testimony from Mafia figures and Teamsters. Rewards total 300000 offered. U S Attorney says investigation remains active yet unresolved as Hoffa’s son questions if justice will come. Hoffa had resigned as Teamsters president in 1971 and faced a parole ban on union activity until 1980 amid reports of a conspiracy with Frank Fitzsimmons.
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Detroit
James R. Hoffa
FBI
Hoffa
Gardena
Calif
Teamters
Cadillac
Mich
James P. Hoffa
U.S
Nixon White House
Teamsters
Frank Fitzsimmons
Hannibal Roofer Enduring 2 Year Harassment
Hannibal Missouri roofer Robert Young reports about 75 harassing phone calls and two arsons aimed at driving him from business. He cites threats since September 1974, incidents of arson on his home and other nearby families, vandalism to vehicles, and intrusion of items from his house. Authorities say the harassment appears local, with ongoing investigations and line taps by the phone company.
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Hannibal, Mo
Hannibal
Robert Young
Young
Youngs
Paul Maddox
South Hannibal
Darma Wamsley
Matix ‘Sad
Pauline Yakes
Maj
Sam Dindla
Stockbroker Edward White and kin convicted on fraud charges
Edward A. White, his brother Julian, and William W. Baker were convicted on federal fraud charges in St. Louis. The three faced 14 counts including securities, mail and wire fraud. Sentencing is set for August 13 with potential multi decade prison terms and substantial fines.
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ST. Louis
Edward A. White
Julian
William W. Baker
Edward White
U.S
John K. Regan
Julian White
Baker
White Brothers
White & Co
Congress Getting Bad Rap Says O'Neill
House Majority Leader Thomas P O Neill argues Congress is underrated noting accomplishments such as passing key legislation stopping Cambodia bombing and the Vietnam War and ousting Nixon and Agnew during a speech before the Association of Trial Lawyers of America in Atlanta AP report
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Atlanta
Congress
House
Thomas P
Tip’ O'Neill
O'Neill
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Cambodia
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Prescott couple welcomes Kathryne Rose Fuemmeler
Kathryne Rose Fuemmeler was born to Mr and Mrs Ronald Fuemmeler of Prescott Arizona on Sunday weighing seven pounds and a fraction. The baby’s grandparents are Mr and Mrs Vincent Fuemmeler and Dr and Mrs Ned Rodes of Mexico.
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Ronald Fuemmeler
Prescott, Ariz
Kathryne Rose
Vincent Fuemmeler
Ned Rodes
Mexico
100 Day Rubber Strike Halts 40000 Workers and More
The 100 day rubber workers strike idled 40000 at 47 plants after renewed talks in Washington collapsed. A wildcat coal strike spreads across states with miners pressing for union leadership support. California cannery workers vote on a contract as air traffic controllers slow down to protest a pay study delay. Omar Bradley returns to West Point for graduation remarks, marking a final chapter in a long career.
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Associated Press
Atrike
Washington
Wildcat
West Virginia
California
Cannery
New York
Los Angeles
W.J. Usery
UAW
Richard Riley
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Peter Bommarito
Usery
General Motors
Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Colorado
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Federal Aviation
Auto industry profits hit 1.5 billion in second quarter
Detroit AP reports the Big Three posted record profits in Q2 with Ford earning 442 million, GM 909 million, and Chrysler 155 million as industry sales surged. UAW vows to seek wage gains amid price- rise expectations. AMC posts a 3.9 million loss.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ken Bannon
Ford
American Motors
Bloodmobile collects 199 units in Mexico visit
Red Cross Bloodmobile, sponsored by Audrain Medical Center, collected 199 units in Mexico this week. The event faced a delayed start due to a broken van but exceeded many expectations with 30 new donors and several reaching gallon levels. Next visit set for September 27 and 28.
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Red Cross
Mexico
Neil Nielsen
Audrain Medical Center
Pro-Life Group Hosts Film and Speaker in Mexico Area
The Mexico Area Chapter of Missouri Citizens for Life held a Thursday program at the Farm and Home building led by Rev. Herbert Albright. The event featured a 24 minute film The First Days of Life from Paris and a talk by Mrs. Eddie Huffstedder about a teen pregnancy case. College of life education and membership options were outlined, with next events planned for August 30 at 7 30 pm.
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Mexico Area
Missouri
Citizens For Life
Herbert Albright
Dave McCumber
Albright
McCumber
Paris
France
Eddie Huffstedder
Eugene
Huffstedder
MCL
Ray Wilders
Missouri Citizens For Life
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Walt Disney Productions
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Dick van Patten
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Hyena Vista Distribution CO Inc
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