New Yorkers Plan Speeches For City's Cause
A bipartisan group of rural and suburban New York congressmen launch a cross country speaking tour to rally support for bills to prevent a New York City default. The plan, led by Gilman Peyser Ottinger Pattison and backed by Speaker Albert, seeks to sway Midwest and West voters while a bankruptcy bill moves quickly in the House.
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Washington
New York
New York City
Benjamin A. Gilman
Peter Peyser
Richard W. Ottinger
Edward W. Pattison
Midwest
Carl Albert
House
Congress
Ford
Robert Drinan
D-Mass
Senate
Hugh Carey
Senate Banking Committee
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Harris
New York State
Ohio
New Jersey
Ways and Means
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Carey
Quick House
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Capitol Hill
Drinan
Personal News of Paris Continued From Page Two
Local updates from Paris Missouri include home health moves and hospital discharges. Open house planned by Northeast Community Action Coalition Center November 13 1975. Various club activities, crafts bazaar, safety program and exhibit plans noted. Nearby visits from Springfield and Meadville families described. Hospital surgery and public notices from Caracas and Australia mark international items.
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Northeast Community Action Coalition Center
N. Main
Paris
Autumn Leaves Senior Citizens Club
Good Year Seen For Quail Hunters
CARBONDALE Illinois AP This should be a boom year for quail hunters, according to Southern Illinois University Bobwhite season opens Saturday and according to the schools Cooperative Wildlife Research Laboratory fall quail populations are substantially greater than in the past few years Researcher John Roseberry said good winter and summer weather a healthy breeding population and the beginning of another bobwhite expansion period get the credit SIU studies go back more than 20 years and show quail populations cycle peaks every eight to 10 years The last good quail year was 1967 68 SIU projects its finding on a 1550 acre study area near Carbondale to get a reading for the state.
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Carbondale, Ill
Southern Illinois University
Cooperative Wildlife Research Laboratory
John Roseberry
SIU
Carbondale
Florida Kidnap Mystery Shocks Pensacola Community
Alma Charbonneau Hartley, a 51 year old real estate agent, vanished on October 24. Her body was found near Gulf Breeze six miles east of U S 98, a door bell call led to a ransom drop that never occurred. Four people face conspiracy charges. two drifters were arrested in Tampa and Albuquerque searches continue for others.
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Pensacola
Fla
Alma Charbonneau Hartley
Hartley
Florida Panhandle
Alma
Evelyn Barnett
Elberta
Ala
FBI
Arthur Nehrbass
U.S. 98
Gulf Breeze
Barnett
Leo Joseph Miller Sr
Mississippi
Miller
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Leo Jr
Pascagoula
Miss
Personal News of Farber Continued From Page 3
Sen Norman Merrell spoke at Hannibal LaGrange College Friday morning as an advocate for church supported schools linking America’s early education to faith based institutions. About 200 attended. IOOF Tri County Association members from the area included Ralph Lemasters Tom Williams Otis Jones L M Dawson and Earnest Maiden of Vandalia at the IOOF Hall in Louisiana. Social hour followed reports and speeches. Farber Junior Girl Scout Troop 142 raised 40.66 for UNICEF assisted by the Farber Study Club MFWC. Club members Mrs. William Shotwell Miss Lillian Crow Mrs. Leslie J. Crow Mrs. Ralph Mollet and Mrs. George Ellis served refreshments at the community building. Junior Troop 142 hosted Brownie Troop 141 for a Halloween masquerade at the Farber Community Building on Oct 27 with costume judging by Mrs. Don Crow and Mrs. Ralph Hogue Julie Harrelson won best costume. Other winners included Mickey Gower Sandy Terry and a team in games. Witches Brew Ghost Toast and other treats were served to ten Brownies eight Juniors two leaders and four guests.
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Hannibal-LaGrange College
Norman Merrell
Hannibal- LaGrange College
America
Ioof Tri- County Association
IOOF
Louisiana
Ralph Lemasters
Farber
Tom Williams
Otis Jones
L. M. Dawson
Earnest Maiden
Vandalia
William Shotwell
Lillian Crow
Leslie J. Crow
Ralph Mollet
George Ellis
Don Crow
Ralph Hogue
Julie Harrelson
Mickey Gower
Sandy Terry
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Ed McMahon
Los Angeles
Marina del Rey
Mexico
Dixie Grey Band
John Boyce
Mark Lee
Dianna Linder
Bill Britt
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Iva Garnett
Community Memorial Hospital
Harold Johannaber
W.J. Vanhuis
Johannaber
Harry Belcher
Legion Hall
Herbert Peper
Gary Coffey
Springfield
Brooks Buckman
Meadville
Jesse Buckman
Purdin
Kerr
Chillicothe
Monroe County
Nursing Home Board
Monroe Manor
Marvin Sudsberry
Jesse Stockton
James Michener
Edmond Agnew
Joe Zykan
Martin Bloem
Florissant, Mo
Lorna Bottger
Melissa Maseman
Bob Maseman
Shriner’s Hospital
St. Louis
South Lindberg, Blvd
Melissa
Princess
Caracas
Venezuela
Margaret
Britain
Australia
London
Annette Kellerman
Southport
Annette Kellerman Sullivan
Boston
V.F.W. Dance
Merrill’s Pastry Shop
S. Jefferson
Florida
Billy Shephard
Warsaw
Ind
Phyllis Louise James
Marion
Tampa
Fort Walton Beach
Thomas G. Hartley
Unicef
Girl Scouts
MFWC
Fi ‘eNational &Bank of Me
Natior
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin- Williams Company
Sherwin Williams Company
Wlliams Decorating
E. Monroe ST
Vin
Central Electric CO
Fulton, MO
Walmart
Conduit
Carson Sohd
Killark Appleton
RACO
Mineral AC
Bob Gratz
Central Electric Company
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