Soviets Prepare VIP Welcome For Vance
Secretary of State Gyrus R. Vance heads to Moscow for talks on disarmament and world issues as the Tass agency warns U.S. interference could chill negotiations. Carter previewed aims of deep nuclear cuts and a possible 2400-weapon accord, with Brezhnev to host talks. Also notes the birth of April Ann Lawrence to Mark Dwayne and wife in Mexico.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Gyrus R. Vance
Kremlin
Middle East
Vance
Tass
U.S
Western
Europe
Communist Party
Leonid I. Breahnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
Carter
Rur
Indian Ocean
Africa
Princip
Mark Dwayne Vinyard
1800
N. Clark
Audrain Medical Center
April Ann Lawrence
Mexico
Loretta Worth
Columbia
Helen Lawrence
Sid Butterworth
Harrisburg
Tfl
Ersel Vinyard
Equality
Vinyard
A.B. Green Rafractories Co
Garden Gate Florist
Green House
Califano Will Keep His Cook On Public Payroll
HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr will keep a $12,700 annual cook on the public payroll as a residential personal assistant to the secretary. He says the job is proper and saves taxpayers money by catering meals for Califano and visiting officials.
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Washington
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Geecrer
Califano
Health Education and Welfare
White House
Carter
Civil Service
Chet Wiley
Career Civil Service
Barnes
Secreaory
Department
Hale Champion
Cotka
Welfere
Camp David
Juvenile Services Aide Promotes New Concepts In Missouri
Phil Helfrich, juvenile placement officer and after care counselor for the Missouri Division of Youth Services, travels 17 counties in the northeast district guiding youths. He works on placement in training centers, park camps, and group homes, supervises released youths, and advocates Positive Peer Culture and status offense deinstitutionalization to help youths reintegrate into society.
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Phil Helfrich
Missouri
Missouri Division of Youth Services
Audrain County
Helfrich
St. Charles
Warren
Macon
Montgomery
Audrain
12Th Judicial Circuit
Division of
Institutinn
Seevenies
Lfe
Boonville
Division of Youth Services
Chillicothe
Avery
Curvre River
St. Louis
Ozarks
Lael
Helfrich Ig
Richard Vance
ERA Ratification Can't Be Revoked
Washington officials rule that states cannot withdraw ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, which has 35 states on board with 38 needed by March 22, 1979. National NOW leader Karen DeCrow welcomes the ruling while opponents urge opposition efforts. First Lady Rosalynn Carter has urged lawmakers to ratify. Tennessee Nebraska and Idaho have rescinded.
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Washington
Alty
Griffin Bell
Karen DeCrow
National Organization of Women
Bell
Detroit
Carter
Elaine Donnelly
Rosalynn Carter
Tennessee
Nebraska
Idaho
Four leaders snub Desai cabinet swearing in New Delhi
Indian leaders led by Jagjivan Ram refused to join Prime Minister Desai's new cabinet, turning the ceremony into an embarrassment. Bahuguna Narain and Fernandes joined Ram in protest as the 18 member lineup faced a public rift amid the Janata coalition's 270 seats to 286 for Congress for Democracy.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Morarji Dezai
Jagjivan Ram
Desai
SK. Advan
Ram
Bahuguna
Raj Narain
George Fernandes
Uttar Pradesh
Congress For Democracy
Janata Party
Narain
Desai to Head Janata Cabinet After Private Narayan Talks
Fernandes freed on bail earlier this week as Ram’s followers protested the method used to pick Desai. Narayan announced Desai as consensus candidate after private consultations. Bahuguna said Congress for Democracy would back the government, cabinet or not. Advani noted lingering rifts but expected Narayan and Fernandes to join after talks.
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Fernandes
Ram
Desai
anti-Gandhi
Jayaprakash Narayan
Bahuguna
Congress For Democracy
Janata Party Till
Advani
Janata Party
Narain
Thai Coup Fizzles in Bangkok and Rebel Escape
About 300 soldiers attempted to topple Thailand’s five month old, military backed government but the effort fizzled. Rebel leader Gen Chalard Hiranyashri and others reportedly fled to Taiwan. Casualties were unclear as fighting occurred around ISOC and Radio Thailand before most rebels surrendered. The capital remained calm with tanks and patrols signaling security.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Chalard Hiranyashri
Taiwan
Chalard
Internal Security Operations Command
ISOC
Radio
Bhumipol Adulyadej
9Th Division
Radio Thailand
Aroon Tavatasin
Tanin Kraivixien
Tanin
Televisin
Serm Na Nakorn
Illinois Land Brings Record 4075 An Acre
A Warren County farm sale in Monmouth Illinois fetched 4075 per acre on 1176 acres totaling 45 million to settle the Fred B Pattee estate. Most land went to Monmouth area farmers except 240 acres sold to a Morton realtor for a third party. The top price bought 40 acres for 163000. The estate largely benefits MIT per a unique will while the son Fred H may receive income for life and later choose another charity. The sale reflects rising Illinois land values, surpassing prior Warren County records.
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Monmouth, Ill
Warren County
Illinois
Morton
Monmouth Area
Fred B. Pattee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pattee
Fred H
Monmouth
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