Supreme Court to Hear Missouri Abortion Case and Campaign Finance
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Missouri abortion consent law and an appeal over the federal campaign finance act. Justices, including Justice Douglas after his stroke, prepare for early rulings expected before the 1976 campaigns begin. The case group includes Buckley McCarthy Mott and civil liberties groups challenging limits on spending and contributions.
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Washington
William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Douglas
Missouri
James J. Buckley
Eugene McCarthy
U.S. Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Buckley
R-Con.n.y
McCarthy
Minnesota
Stewart R. Mott
Mississippi
Republican Party
New York Civil Liberties Union
Race Tension Rises as Danbury High Reopens
In Danbury Connecticut the high school plans a staged return after a three day closure due to racial violence that injured 13 people and led to 12 arrests. About 25 police officers and state monitors will guard the reopening as students resume with juniors and seniors returning first.
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Danbury, Conn
Danbury High School
State Board of Education
Pasquale Nappi
Nappi
Ben Andrews
NAACP
Danbury
Louisville
Jefferson County
Moynihan Criticizes Amin Roiled by Racism Charge
Ugandan President Idi Amin said he was surprised by Daniel Moynihan U S ambassador to the United Nations calling him a racist murderer Official Uganda Radio quoted Amin on Sunday noting Moynihan spoke in San Francisco the previous Friday against Amin s proposal to-extinguish Israel and praising U S Jews for accepting truth about Zionist policy
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Kampala
Uganda
Idi Amin
Daniel P. Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
Amin
United States
Uganda Radio
Moynihan
San Francisco
Israel
Boy 10 survivor in rural Sapulpa fire kills six others
A 10 year old boy, David Robinson, escaped a rural Sapulpa home fire that killed his three brothers, sister, and a cousin. The home burned to the ground about 1 30 a.m. and the mother and grandmother were elsewhere. Fire officials cited a rural fire run ordinance and said the cause was accidental but unknown.
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Sapulpa
Okla
David Robinson
Here
David
Dan Whitehouse
Margaret Hill
Mexico Ledacr Publication Terms and Rates
Daily newspaper details its publication location at 300 N Washington St Mexico Missouri and outlines circulation, postage, and pricing by carrier, mail and outside areas. It lists subscription rates including by year, six months and three months, plus military and office hours.
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Washington St
Mexico
Audrain
APO
Dutch Firm Offers to Pay Ransom in Kidnapping Case
A Dutch colleague said Ferenka's board is ready to pay for the release of Tiede Herrema, chief executive of the Limerick plant, abducted near his home. Police say cash will not deter the IRA kidnappers and a 50 mile search radius with roadblocks is in effect.
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Limerick
Ireland
Tiede Herrema
Herrema
Ferenka
Rose Dugdale
Kevin Mallon
Jim Hyland
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Dan Hutter
Ferenko
Eddie Gallagher
County
Donegal
Marion Coyle
Londonderry
Britain
Daily Telegraph
Gallagher
Miss Dugdale
Jelle
Ferenka Steel
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Martha Mitchell Hurt After Falls Hospitalized Three Weeks
Martha Mitchell has been hospitalized for three weeks after suffering fractured ribs and vertebrae in a couple of falls. Her son Jay Jennings said she was admitted in northern Virginia with chest pains and indicated it will be about a week before a definite diagnosis and any further complications are known.
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Washington (Ap
Martha Mitchell
Mitchell
Atty
John Mitchell
Virginia
Jay Jennings
AFL-CIO toback top Democrats urged for 1976 bid
SAN FRANCISCO AP The AFL CIO seeks a Democratic presidential candidate with full labor backing. Sen Henry M Jackson urged unity saying unemployment and inflation threaten the nation. He praised Meany and a maritime union move against grain sales to the Soviet Union. Four senators addressed the convention as potential nominees. Jackson and Bentsen have declared. Bayh and Humphrey friendly to a draft.
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San Francisco
Afl-Cio
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Washington Democrat
Ford Administration
Organized Labor
Conscience of America
George Meany
Maritime Union
Soviet Union
Sens
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Birch Bayh
Labor Group
U.S
Indiana
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Bentsen
Bayh
Humphrey
Widow seeks burial for wrong McCoy in Miami Beach
Belinda McCoy asked for veteran James E. McCoy to be buried in a national cemetery but federal officials refused. They say benefits were paid eight years ago and the burial plot is already used. A Miami Beach detective calls the case a mix up of two men with identical names and data. the daughter insists her late husband is the real McCoy.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James E. McCoy
Belinda McCoy
McCoy
Army
Miami’s
Veterans Administration Hospital
FBI
Zerick
McCoys
Berrigan Back In Prison For Air Force Protest
Antiwar activist Philip Berrigan returned to prison awaiting arraignment after a Saturday protest at Pratt Whitney displays. He and 21 others face charges of criminal trespass criminal mischief and disorderly conduct for spray painting the word death on military aircraft. Eighteen arrestees including Berrigan remained jailed Sunday unless bonds of up to 300 dollars were posted.
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East Hartford
Conn
Philip Berrigan
Common Pleas Court
Pratt & Whitney
Berrigan
President's Son Smoked Marijuana in Interview
Portland Oregon AP Jack Ford Ford’s 23 year old son says he has smoked marijuana and compares it to drinking beer or wine when used nondestructively. He made the remarks in The Oregonian Sunday edition while in Portland to address the Western States Republican Conference.
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Portland
Ore
Jack Ford
Ford
The
Oregonian
Western States
Republican Conference
FBI Documents Detail Political Dirty Tricks in Michigan and Ohio
Newly released FBI memos show counterintelligence actions against leftist groups, including attempts to implicate Socialists in Michigan Democratic circles and claims of causing a Cleveland teacher’s firing due to her husband’s party ties. The Political Rights Defense Fund released the files in a 27 million suit, noting continued surveillance into 1972 and 1973 after Cointelpro was ended.
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Washington
FBI
Michigan
Cleveland
Michigan Democratic Party
Socialist Workers Party
Political Rights Defense Fund
Socialist Workers
Cointelpro
Cointerpro
Young Democrats Club
Wayne State University
Detroit
Ruling On Committeemen Is Opposed
CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo AP State Democratic leaders oppose a broader reading of the Missouri Campaign Practices Act to include committeemen. At a one day meeting the executive committee reiterated opposition and will raise the issue with the Elections Commission at its Oct 25 26 session. Secretary of State James Kirkpatrick urged lawmakers to oppose such a rule, saying the act does not clearly cover committeemen and could hinder party participation. The panel also discussed a $20 000 to $25 000 deficit and approved a January fundraiser in Columbia and a statewide direct mail campaign.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Democratic State Committee
Elections Commission
Federation of Women’s Democratic Club
James Spain
Spain
James Kirkpatrick
Columbia
Demonstrators Unchained From White House
Washington AP reports ninety five Jewish activists faced charges after a six hour protest against the Mideast peace pact. Fifteen chained themselves to a White House fence. several were charged with disorderly conduct and released after posting bonds. Police used bolt cutters to free the chained demonstrators as others were arrested for failing to disperse after their permit expired.
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Washington
White House
Israel
Executive Mansion
MHS Homecoming Week Kicks Off With Decorated Halls
MHS students start homecoming activities with posters banners and figures in the halls. Tomorrow they wear wild socks and boots and Wednesday showcases hats for Top the Tigers Day. Queen candidates and escorts named for the assembly include Robette Balser Lisa Evans Paul Seigfreid Patty Fennewald Chris Jones Mary Friedberg Kevin Shopher Anna McAllister Mark Lee. MYPS to elect officers tonight in Room 102 sponsor Jim Valentik notes dues of $2 and a new money raising drive.
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Mhs’ers
Top the Tigers
Robette Balser
Mike Shupert
Lisa Evans
Paul Seigfreid
Patty Fennewald
Chris Jones
Mary Friedberg
Kevin Shopher
Anna McAllister
Mark Lee
MYPS
Mexico
Jim Valentik
Ford Confers On Tax Cut With Advisors Amid Policy Debates
President Ford meets with energy and economic advisers to decide whether the 1975 federal income tax reduction should end, be renewed, or made permanent. He plans a Knoxville trip for a White House conference and Appalachian meetings with governors, plus a possible Detroit fundraising stop. He faces options on 1976 tax proposals and weighs two energy plans including a 100 billion energy independence agency and a 6 billion loan program to promote synthetic fuels, while meeting India’s foreign minister Y B Chavan this afternoon.
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Washington
Ford
White House
Knoxville
Tenn
Appalachian Regional Commission
Detroit
Congress
Energy and Economic Advisers
Treasury
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Administration
Frank G. Zarb
Wiliam Seidman
Council of Economic Advisers
Alan Greenspan
Energy Independence Agency
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
India
Y. B. Chavan
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