Arafat Heads to New York for UN Palestine Debate
Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat travels to New York with a 17 member PLO delegation to address the General Assembly. U.S. security officials seek lodging at Governor's Island while visas for the delegation unfold. Arafat may seek recognition of the PLO as sole Palestinian representative and call for a trusteeship in the occupied territories.
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New York
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
United Nations
Palestine
Beirut
Arafat
U.N. General Assembly
Coast Guard
Governor's Island
Manhattan
General Assembly
Cuba
An Nahar
U.S
PLO Information
Middle East
United States
Lebanon
Abc—Tv
America
Israel
Safir
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
U.N
Six Election Races Still Undecided
Six races remain unsettled six days after the election with recounts due. North Dakota Sen Milton R Young leads Democrat William L Guy by 240 votes as five of 53 county canvassing boards have yet to submit results. New Hampshire Senate race sees Republican Louis C Wyman leading Democrat John A Durkin by 335 votes amid recount. Alaska's Jay Hammond ahead by 661 votes over Gov William A Egan as a few ballots and four village results are awaited. Louisiana race for 6th District stalled over machine tally with Moore leading LaCaze by five votes if counted, or 195 by nonmachine tallies. Nebraska Virginia Smith leads Democrat Wayne Ziebarth by 1,024 with Lincoln and Hall counties pending. Maine David Emery trails Peter N Kyros by under 600 with a recount planned starting today for about a week.
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Associated Press
House of Representatives
North Dakota
Milton R. Young
William L. Guy
Young
Senate
New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Alaska
Jay Hammond
William A. Egan
Anchorage
Louisiana
6Th Congressional District
W. Henson Moore
Jeff LaCaze
LaCaze
Nebraska
Virginia Smith
Wayne Ziebarth
Lincoln
Hall
Maine
David Emery
Peter N. Kyros
Community R 6 PTA Elects Delegates to State Convention
SCOTT'S CORNER The Community R4 Elementary PTA elected Mrs. Elwood LaRue Mrs. Herbert Knipfel Mrs. Don Biuteel and Mrs. Jerome Johnson as voting delegates to the state PTA convention November 12 13 in Jefferson City. Pack 34 of Laddonia gave two checks to PTA funds for eyeglasses and the Brad Young Trophy Fund.
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Scott’s Corner
PTA
Elwood LaRue
Herbert Knipfel
Don Biuteel
Jerome Johnson
Jefferson City
Sherwood Lovelace
Pack 34
Laddonia
Brad Young
J.B. Galloway
Ray Hazelrigg
Bomb Closes OAS Building In Washington
A bomb damaged the OAS headquarters in Washington injuring nothing and closing the building to the public for at least a week. Officials report security boosts and more police protection as investigators probe a telephoned claim by a group calling itself Cuba Movement C4. The blast caused damages estimated at 30 000 to 75 000 dollars and occurred in the Hall of Flags on the building’s second floor.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Stuart Portner
OAS
Pan American
White House
Thomas J. Stone
Associated Press
Cuba Movement C4
FBI
Woman Priest Defies Bishop at Local Episcopal Church
Rev. Allison Cheek of Annandale Virginia conducted a communion service at St Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church becoming the first woman to do so in the United States in defiance of Bishop Creighton orders. She was among 11 women ordained last July in Philadelphia whose ordinations the House of Bishops declared invalid.
Minister Has Treatment
The Rev. John Henry Vanlandingham, once a Medical Center patient and then at Boone County Hospital in Columbia with esophagus trouble, is now at home. Santa Fe church W S C S held an all day meeting with Miss Ruby Scobee and Miss Lucy Scobee. Mrs. Thomas Tanzey attended as dinner guest. Officers were installed: Ruby Scobee president, Marguerite Jasper vice president, Odis Snyder secretary, Oren Wilson treasurer.
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Santa FE
John Henry Vanlandingham
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
W.S.C.S
Santa Fe United Methodist Church
Ruby
Lucy Scobee
Thomas Tanzey
Ruby Scobee
Marguerite Jasper
Odis Snyder
Oren Wilson
Computer Chester Answers Love Letters in Bellevue
Bellevue is abuzz over Chester the 6foot tall 20foot long green machine at Bellevue Community College built with a $40,000 budget. Dr. Boyd M. Bolvin heads the library center and oversees the system that answers letters, tells jokes and recites speeches. Chester’s voice is supplied by Mark Balsam with lessons linked to TV screens for students and others alike. Access requires a touch-tone phone and Chester’s vault houses his vast collection of tape decks.
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Bellevue
Wash
Chester
Boyd M. Bolvin
Bellevue Community College Library
Library Media Center
Bolvin
The
University of Southern California
Chester Electronics
Conn
Mark Balsam
Balvin
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Bob Berrey
Mexico
Roy Parker
Certified
Beltone
Jefferson
Beltone Hearing Service
Mexico, Mo
S. Jefferson
Mrs
Eugene Sharp
Lincoln Service
Dept
Broadway
Pekin
Illinois
Seales General Store
Ronnie Sandes
Elmer
EA Open
TSC
Wed
Lt al OY Rhaay
Uva
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