Shifting Views On Federal Aid For New York City
Washington sources report Arthur Burns and House GOP Leader John Rhodes easing opposition to federal aid for New York City as Vice President Rockefeller signals a possible Ford reappraisal if NYC tightens finances. Gov Carey frames a plan combining higher city taxes and federal help while Beame announces 8,374 payroll cuts to trim 200.7 million from expenses.
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Washington
Arthur Burns
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
New York State
Rockefeller
Austin
Tex
Felix Rohatyn
Municipal Assistance Corp
Treasury
William E. Simon
Burns
Simon
New York
Hugh Carey
Abraham D. Beame
MU Med Resident Spends Two Weeks at Audrain Center
Robert Gebhardt, administrative resident at the University of Missouri Medical Center, Columbia, is spending two weeks at Audrain Medical Center as part of a nine month residency. He will observe and interview staff in departments and assist Administrator Woodrow Lee. Gebhardt, who will earn a health care administration master's degree in May, says the visit will broaden his view of hospital operations beyond teaching settings.
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Robert Gebhardt
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Audrain Medical Center
Gebhardt
AMC
Woodrow Lee
Opponents Fight On as Picketing Bill Moves Ahead
In Washington the Senate voted 66 to 30 to invoke cloture on the common site picketing bill, signaling likely approval after a 20 year battle. Supporters say it will let building trades unions shut down entire sites over disputes with a single subcontractor, while opponents led by Sens. Jesse Helms and James B. Allen vow to keep fighting. The measure, backed by AFL-CIO and unions, would overturn a 1951 Supreme Court ruling limiting picketing.
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Washington
Senate
Jesse Helms
Rn.c
James B. Allen
Dala
Congress
Afl-Cio
Supreme Court
Eagleton
Symington
Rival Regimes Claim Angola Capital After Independence
Reports say fighting persists on Luanda outskirts as MPLA guards the capital after independence. Agostinho Neto named president while FNLA and UNITA set up rival government in Nova Lisbon. water restored. city returns to normal with shops reopening and radio silent on Neto assassination. 20,000 FNLA troops north of Luanda and a 1500-strong column advances from the south.
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Luanda
Angola
Popular Movement
MPLA
National Front
FNLA
China
Zaire
Agostinho Neto
National Union
UNITA
Nova Lisbon
Neto
Kissinger Urges Three-Wide Transition Pact for Angola
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged rival factions in Angola to negotiate a transitional government. He rejected U.S. recognition of the Soviet backed Popular Movement dominating Luanda, citing substantial Communist arms. He said Western powers and China back other factions holding most district capitals and called for outside powers to stay out. He criticized Cuban intervention as hindering U.S. Cuba reconciliation.
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Pittsburgh
Henry A. Kissinger
Angola
Pittsburgh World Affairs Council
Kissinger
U.S
Popular Movement
Luanda
China
Cuba
Dubbert Girl Born At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Joe Dubbert of 1608 North Clark welcomed daughter Jennifer Joanne at 3 12 am Monday at Audrain Medical Center Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Yutz of Calleo and Mr and Mrs Edwin Dubbert of Mexico Great Grandmother is Mrs Anthony Becker of Laddoria
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Jennifer Joanne Dubbert
Joe Dubbert
N. Clark
Audrain Medical Center
John Yutz
Calleo
Edwin Dubbert
Mexico
Anthony Becker
Laddoria
John N. Ball
Oak Grove
Jeanne Alice Ball
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Ball
Safety Belt Plant Picks Palmyra Site
American Safety Equipment Co of Encino California will open a 53,000 square foot Palmyra Missouri plant employing 250 to 300 workers. The former shoe factory will be purchased with proceeds from an industrial revenue bond and leased to the firm. Move in by year end. Governor Bond credited Missouri’s appeal after a Department of Consumer Affairs representative visit.
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Jefferson City, Mo
American Safety Equipment Co
Encino
Calif
Palmyra
Missouri
American Safety
Bond
Department of Consumer Affairs
Partition idea grows in Lebanon's despair
AP News Analysis describes partition as a growing, disputed solution to Lebanon's civil war. Christian leaders push for divide along religious lines, Moslem leaders oppose. Flight by Muslims from Christian districts signals de facto separation. Phalangists and editors weigh feasibility. Edouard Saab notes unity may be impractical.
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Lebanon
Edward Cody
Associated Press
Beirut, Lebanon
Beirut
Mousa Prince
Camille Chamoun
National Liberal Party
Prince
Rashid Karami
Christian Phalange Party
Edouard Saab
l'Orient le Jour
Audrain Democrats to Meet Thursday in Courthouse Room
The Audrain County Democratic Club Democratic Women's Club and County Democratic Central Committee plan a joint gathering at 6:30 p m Thursday in the courthouse community room. Officers will be elected and two state central committee representatives will explain the campaign expenditure law. Bill Crow will preside. Charles Dickey chairs the county committee and Mrs Ray Hamlett leads the Democratic Women.
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Audrain County Democratic Club
Democratic Women’s Club
County Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Club
State Central Committee
Bill Crow
Charles Dickey
Ray Hamlett
Democratic Women
Genealogical Notes from Oak Grove Church Records
A fragmentary family note lists Jeanne with one brother John Anthony Ball and traces lineage to maternal grandmother Alice Beatty of Mexico paternal grandparents Lebbins Ball of Mexico a great grandmother Mabel Atchison of Columbia and a great great grandfather Bris Daniels of Mexico, outlining ancestral ties.
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Oak Grove
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