Mormons See Strength In Home and Family
SALT LAKE CITY AP The 144th General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints closed with Prophet Spencer W. Kimball urging 3.3 million members to strengthen home life and family values amid calls for personal morality and marital stability. Church leaders echoed the theme of being a distinct, faithful people while urging members to engage in society through business, science and education.
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Salt Lake City
Spencer W. Kimball
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Kimball
Mormon Tabernacle
Victor L. Brown
Gordon B. Hinckley
Church
Council of Twelve Apostles
Hinckley
Ford Daughter Debuts as White House Hostess
Washington AP reports Susan Ford, 17, President Ford's daughter, made her public debut as a White House hostess filling in for the ailing First Lady. She wore a red chiffon dress with white gloves and greeted guests for about 40 minutes, noting she'd rather Mother do it. Hodges Dies at 76 in Chapel Hill.
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Washington
Susan Ford
Ford
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Camdenton Riot Fails To Develop
CAMDENTON MO AP authorities said a weekend riot did not develop after Lake of the Ozarks lawmen moved in to aid local officers. Police chief Loyd Richardson said the night was unusually quiet, with the incident tracing to a tavern fight and a bomb threat from Lebanon visitors. In Marshall, a 10 day strike at Wilson and Co plant ended after employee suspension prompted walkout.
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Camdenton
Loyd Richardson
Lake of the Ozarks
Camden County
Richardson
Lebanon
Marshall, Mo
Wilson and Co
Saxbe calls for tougher view of repeaters in crime fight
Attorney General William B. Saxbe urged a tougher stance on career criminals in a CBS Face the Nation interview. He questioned rehabilitation and probation effectiveness, saying communities cannot handle offenders and crime is affecting daily life. He also noted Sweden’s crime rise despite low poverty. He did not expect quick Justice Dept action on Nixon tapes custody until after Congress acts.
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Washington
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
CBS
America
Sweden
Justice Department
Richard M. Nixon
House
Leon Jaworski
Mobile Home Tie-Down Law Expands In Missouri
Missouri requires mobile homes to be secured by earth anchors frame ties and over the top ties with specified strengths. Law updates mandate manufacturer approvals from the Division of Health and distribute approval letters to sellers and buyers.
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Missouri
Bob Cusick
Mid- Missouri
UMC
Cusick
Division of Health
Vice-President's Staff Keeps The Office Open
Washington AP report details the six person staff maintaining two vice presidential offices on Capitol Hill to log official communications for the Senate. Walter Mote, former aide to Agnew and Ford, states the duty persists amid no VP. Eastland temporarily draws vice presidential pay and perks until confirmation of Rockefeller. Menon.
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Washington
Walter Mote
Capitol Hill
Mote
Spiro T. Agnew
Gerald R. Ford
Federal
Senate
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Dirksen
Rockefeller
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Agnew
Capitol
Dirksen Building
Executive Branch
Bids Invited On Former Residence In Mexico Missouri
Sealed bids for the former residence of Ben C. Elliott deceased at 308 East Monroe Street Mexico Missouri must be delivered to Van Matre and Van Matre attorneys 215 East Jackson Street Mexico Missouri attention William W. Van Matre Executor by December 1 1974. The executor reserves the right to reject all bids and inspections require prior appointment through the executor's office. Mexico Missouri 65265
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Ben C. Elliott
East
Monroe Street
Mexico
Missouri
van Matre
Jackson Street
William W. van Matre
East Jackson Street
Lawyers Polls Judges Retention Under Nonpartisan Plan
Missouri lawyers polled by the Missouri Bar Association say all judges under the nonpartisan court plan should be retained in November. The survey covered judges not on ballots, with retention votes by voters. Retention targets include appellate, circuit, and probate judges in Jackson County, St. Louis County, St. Louis city, Clay County, and Platte County.
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Missouri
Missouri Bar Association
Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
Jackson County
St. Louis County
St. Louis City
Clay County
Platte County
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Thomas Eagleton
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New Delhi
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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