Hoffman Seeks Seat After House Regains Hanover? (Note: This line is invalid per constraints. providing compliant record below.)
Hoffman files to regain his Missouri House seat after the chamber unseated Republican Hoffman and seated Democratic challenger Harry O Blackwell in a closely contested 1004 vote. The district covers northern Greene and Polk counties.
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Jefferson City
John Hoffman
Missouri
House
w-Hoffman
Harry O'Blackwell
Greene
Polk
Hoffman
Willard Farmer
Partizan
Kenneth Rothman
Clayton
Carthage
Robert Ellis Young
St. Joseph
Mother's Day Calls Spark Costly Phone History
In 1915 the first transcontinental line linked New York and San Francisco with a three minute rate of 20.70 dollars. By Mother's Day 1975, Southwestern Bell offered optional One-Plus rates from New York to San Francisco with calls as low as 54 pennies per minute, urging early dialing as volumes rise. Miss Wilma Sutton notes Mother’s Day remains among the busiest telephoning days and Missouri saw about half a million calls last year.
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Wilson
New York
San Francisco
Mama
Wilma Sutton
Southwestern Bell
Mexico
Miss Sutton
Missouri
Jaworski lauds Truman on his birthday in Watergate contrast
In Independence Missouri on Truman’s birth anniversary Leon Jaworski praised Truman as a president who would not have tolerated Watergate. He warned that little evils become great evils and reflected on integrity. More than 200 people attended the Truman Library ceremony as wreaths were placed on Truman’s grave and a luncheon followed at a Kansas City hotel.
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Harry S. Truman
Leon Jaworski
Truman
Harry Truman
Mary Jane Truman
Truman Library
Miss Rose Conway
Houston
Tex
Washington
Kansas City
Hell
Harry
Earlier Refugees Came With More Preparation
Washington reports that past refugee waves such as Hungary in 1956 57 Cuban arrivals 1961 74 were absorbed with screening and planning. Many Hungarians were professionals. Camp Kilmer New Jersey housed them briefly before placement in jobs. The current Vietnamese influx arrived with less known about individuals fueling public tension and resistance.
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United States
Hungary
Miami
U.S
Saigon
Istvean Gereben
Gereben
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Camp Kilmer
N.J
Austria
Soviet Union
Budapest
Kilmer
Jackie Packing Up To Leave Island
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis has arrived on Scorpios to clear out her private belongings. She left Athens on Thursday for Scorpios, the burial place of Aristotle Onassis. In his will, Onassis left the island to his daughter Christina, who met with her stepmother in London to discuss finances.
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Athens
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Ionian
Scorpios
Ford to Raise Car Prices 3 6 Percent This Fall
Ford Motor Co plans a 3 to 6 percent price hike this fall, the last of the Big Three to announce boosts, with an average rise on a car about 150 to 300 dollars. Ford also faces ongoing market weakness and notes past price increases aided the 1975 slump.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Ford
Lee Iacacca
Iacocca
Henry Ford II
Dearborn
Kansas City marshal charged with selling guns
Garry Johnson 32 Plattsburg Mo city marshal was indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiring to possess and transfer firearms including machine guns and silencers between Feb 1 and May 6 1975. Co defendant Cleo Burgard Garden City Mo. They were arrested in Kansas City Tuesday.
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Kansas City
Garry Johnson
Plattsburg
Johnson
Cleo Burgard
Garden City
Reagan Says Republicans Can Win Again in 1970s Drive
Reagan told a Springfield audience at a $5 a plate fundraiser for Rep. Gene Taylor that Republicans can regain their 1972 mandate by returning to traditional principles. He warned against inflation and urged balancing the federal budget, opposing the recent tax cut as inflationary while stressing fiscal conservatism and perseverance through recession.
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Springfield
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Gene Taylor
Kissinger to attend breakfast at Missouri Executive Mansion
Missouri Governor Bond announced U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and his wife will attend a breakfast at the Executive Mansion in Jefferson City next Tuesday. Kissinger will be in Missouri for appearances in St Louis and Kansas City. Also Troy voters will decide on annexing three parcels on May 13.
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U.S
Henry Kissinger
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Christopher S. Bond
Kissingers
Kissinger
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Kansas City
Troy
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