Kissinger Shifts Middle East Talks to Meal Table Pace
Secretary of State Kissinger resumes General Assembly talks by dining with Israeli and Arab officials at the Waldorf Astoria. He plans breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with leaders from Israel Saudi Arabia Indonesia Pakistan Cyprus and the Philippines as he presses for a preliminary framework before any Geneva peace conference amid broader regional issues.
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U.N. General Assembly
Yigal Allon
Waldorf-Astoria
Prince Saud
U.S
Indonesia
Pakistan
Cyprus
Philippines
Anthony Crosland
Ford
Jimmy Carter
General Assembly
Middle East
Israel
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
United States
Philippine
Carlos Romulos
Islands
Rhodesia
MacPherson Attends 11-Week FBI Academy Session
Sgt. Michael MacPherson of the Mexico Public Safety Department is in Quantico for the 107th 11 week FBI National Academy executive training. About 260 officers from 50 states plus DC, territories, four foreign countries and federal services participate in courses on police relations, forensics, ethics, firearms, and leadership. Jimmy Carter says rock music influenced American life and cites friendships with rock stars in BBC interview.
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Mexico Public Safety Department
FBI National Academy
Quantico
District of Columbia
U.S. Virgin Island
Puerto Rico
U.S. Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
London
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Carter
Bob Dylan
Allman Brothers
Bachman Turner
BBC
Macon
Demos Seek Volunteers In Audrain County Campaign
The Audrain Democratic Committee seeks volunteers for campaign work. Paul Day and Lewis Brooks Jr. urge interested individuals to call 581-5510 or 581-1723 for details and placement.
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Audrain Democratic Committee
Paul Day
Democratic Party
Mr. Day
Lewis Brooks Jr
Farmington Boy Wins Everett Award at CMC Ottawa Game
Rodney Kent Rhodes a Central Methodist College sophomore from Farmington received the Kim Everett Memorial Award during halftime of the CMC vs Ottawa University game. Rhodes, son of Dr. and Mrs J W Rhodes, holds high scholastic standing and national activities including Student Senate and A Capella Choir. The Everett Memorial Award honors the Fayette City Park fatal lightning death of Everett in 1973 and is chosen by a student faculty committee. Four area residents were named to Culver Stockton College symphonic band in Canton: Richard Barnes Warren Ransdell Jr Patricia Sears and Patti Williams. Barnes is a Mexico High School graduate and music major active in football and yearbook, Ransdell is a 1976 Mexico High School graduate, Sears is a Paris R-2 High School 1974 graduate and Williams is a 1976 Van-Far High School graduate involved in sports and student government.
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Fayette
Rodney Kent Rhodes
Central Methodist College
Kim Everett
CMC
Ottawa University
Rhodes
J. W Rhodes
Airline Drive
Swinney Singers
Everett
Fayette City Park
Mexico High Schoo
Culver- Stockton College
Canton
Richard Barnes
Maurice Barnes
Warren Ransdell Jr
Warrer. Ransdell
Mexico
Patricia Sears
Lucille Sears
Paris
Patti Williams
Dalton Williams
Laddonia
Barnes
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Mexico High School
Ransdell
Missouri reports 71000 more jobs in five years
Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development says employment rose by 71,000 over five years, countering Democratic charges of slow growth. The release cites gains in wholesale and retail trade and services, notes 4.9 percent unemployment, and defends Gov. Bond's Job For Missourians program amid political critique.
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Missouri Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Pam
Christopher d. Bond
Missouri
Donald A. Estell
al Sikes
Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing
Teasdale
Public Service Commission
Bond
Democratic State Committee
Debate Scorecard Guides Ford Carter Faceoff
AP reports a six category scorecard for Ford and Carter covering presentation evidence reasoning organization. Five AP panelists including James J. Unger of Georgetown and academics from California State University Sacramento, University of Kansas, University of Redlands and Emory will judge, with expert scores published Thursday.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Universal
Associated Press
American Forensic Association
Carter
James J. Unger
Georgetown University
Unger
Harvard Law School
Barbara O'Connor
California State University
Sacramento
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University of Kansas
William Southworth
University of Redlands
Redlands
Cailf
Far West
Melissa Maxcy Wade
Emory University
Atlanta
South
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