Ford strategists say defeat in early primaries ok for nomination
Ford campaign strategists argue he can absorb losses in New Hampshire and Florida in late February and March and still win the Republican nomination. They cite Reagan’s advantages there and note the incumbent faces pressures but remains confident in wins in Massachusetts, Illinois, Wisconsin, and New York, while internal resignations surface at Ford HQ.
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Humphrey to keynote Columbia Democratic dinner for Symington
Former Vice President and U.S. Senator Hubert H. Humphrey will speak at a Columbia dinner honoring Missouri Senator Stuart Symington who has announced retirement. The event stirs party debate over timing and potential impact on Symington’s son James, amid ongoing 1968 campaign tensions. The dinner costs are listed as $15 per person and $150 for a husband wife sponsorship, per Michael Buehler. The piece also notes a bookmobile visit by the Daniel Boone Regional Library to Sturgeon on Tuesday November 4 from 1 to 8 p.m.
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Cadet De Blois Wins Drill Award at UM State Event
Cadet Patricia G. DeBlois of Mexico earned the drill team third award at the Army ROTC annual awards ceremony at Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville. She receives a cadet commendation for Bicentennial homecoming participation and is a junior state student, daughter of Mrs Juanita B. DeBlois.
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Radio Bangladesh and Dhaka Airport Shut Down
Radio Bangladesh went off the air and Dhaka's airport shut, spurring speculation that the Mujibur Rahman killers may be in trouble. Calcutta reported the airport closed indefinitely, with teleprinter lines to Dhaka cut, while the Bangladesh mission in New Delhi said officials expected a reopening Tuesday.
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London Bomb Blast Kills and Injures Multiple in West End
A bomb exploded in Connaught Square London injuring lawyer Richard Charnley and two others. Authorities say the attack is the third in 12 days in fashionable West End linked to Irish extremists seeking Northern Ireland unity. Police evacuated nearby streets as investigations continue.
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Audram Medical Center leaders head to Missouri Hospital Convention
Representatives Woodrow Lee Charles Jansen and Walter Staley from Audrain Medical Center join nearly 1000 hospital colleagues for the 53rd Missouri Hospital Association conference at Tan-Tar-A Osage Beach November 3 5 The event features state health care discussions including malpractice hearings and sessions on quality patient care labor relations and cost containment Art Linkletter delivers a banquet address Other notable speakers include Steven Sieverts William Fifer and G Robert Gadberry the convention theme Coping With Change.
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Chicago
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Hennepin County Medical Center
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Staley Faces Another Contest in NFO Challenge
Des Moines AP report details dissident National Farmers Organization members led by Delano Paulson of Dodge Center Minnesota planning to depose NFO president Oren Lee Staley of Rea Missouri. Paulson vows budget transparency and fiscal accountability as the campaign focus.
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Students Named To Who's Who At Northeast Missouri State
Norh eastern Missouri State University selects students for the 1976 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Named are Mary Herring of Bellflower daughter of Mrs Mary Herring Bobbie Powell of Mexico daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Powell and Donald Hackmann son of Mr and Mrs Russell Hackmann of Benton City.
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NFO Elects New Leader at Annual Convention
The group will hold its election during the annual convention December 10 to 12 in Kansas City. Staley has led the National Farmers Organization since its founding.
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