Ford Hopes Grain Halt To End Soon
President Ford said he expects a quick end to the temporary grain export halt to Russia. Negotiators in Moscow seek a deal trading American grain for Soviet oil to stabilize five year Russian demand and avert serious economic fluctuations, with a tax-cut push and farm policy issues highlighted at the Knoxville conference.
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Ford
Knoxville
Tenn
Russia
White House
Moscow
James Putnam
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
U.S
Mid-Appalachia
HEW
Congress
Wellsville Personal News and Fund Drive Updates
Personal news notes from Wellsville note Joyful Servants class hostesses and new officers at the Baptist Church. The Wellsville Community United Fund campaign expands with fourteen agencies supported including Salvation Army USO Cerebral Palsy and Red Cross. Local workers and new post office hires Peery and Padre Gude Jr. are announced with brief bios and addresses.
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Mervin Wright
the Baptist Church
West Bates Street
Wright
Clay Gastler
Jim Mertz
C.W. Hawkins
Wellsville
Community United Fund
Salvation Army
USO
Red Cross
United Fund
Howard Baugh
Jamies Crouch
Bob Morris
Charles Gastler
Sarah Vaughn
Genevieve Wenneker
David Benskin
Sam Blackshaw
John White
Raymond Oden
Carl Oligschlaeger
Henry Folta
George Staten
Marion Cox
Les Brinker
George Jacobi
Elsie Waller
Howard Brinegar
John Brinegar
Frank McMurtry
Maurice Schipper
Charles McCoy
Clarence Deichman
Harry Bishop
August Schuhnecht
Jerry Flynn
Bill Deichman
Don Wohlbold
Dale Blane
Ed Slavens
Albert Kleinsorge
Hewes
Richard Mabry
Peery
Vietnam
Fina Hildebrand
Padre Gude Jr
Air Force
Kingis State Department of Corrections
Gudes
Sturgeon Street
First McCoy Burial Is Mystery
The FBI confirmed a man who died Sept 27 is James J. McCoy, contradicting VA records that listed his death as 1967 and burial in a government plot. An FBI fingerprint check proved the decedent was the ex veteran McCoy, prompting processing of benefits and burial plans while an identity investigation proceeds.
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Miami
FBI
McCoy
James J. McCoy
National
Veterans Administration
Perry Personal News Highlights Local Church and School Update
Mrs Ron McLaughlin led a CWF meeting at Perry Christian Church to plan the onnious bazaar slated for December 5 and 6. The next general CWF gathering is November 4 at 7 30 p.m. Mark Twain Junior High coaches reported a rainy win against Palmyra. Tim Zedailis and others starred on defense. 350 women from Perry attended the Mid-America synodical meeting in Jefferson City, with 1 350 total across Missouri Kansas Illinois and Arkansas registering for the event.
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General Women’s Fellowship of the
Perry Christian Church
Ron McLaughlin
CWF
General Cwf
Mark Twain
Don Dotson
Robert Sandknap
Palmyra
Harvey Black
Perry Presbyterian Church
Gordon C. Campbell
Jefferson City
Synodicals of
Mid-America
Cape Girardeau
Joplin
Salina
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Milinois
Arkansas
Schoolman Would Reduce 16 Years In Classrooms
Harold Howe II, former U.S. education commissioner, urged shortening U.S. schooling from age 6 to 21 by a year or more and allowing adults extra education later in life. Speaking at a Washington Journalism Center conference, he blamed television for falling test scores and predicted a back to basics push, plus a growing impact of the women's movement on schools and leadership roles.
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Washington
U.S
Harold Howe II
Washington Journalism Center
Howe
Ford Foundation
Paris Personal News Highlights Medical Updates
Personal news from Paris reports Sidney Hickey has returned home after major surgery at Audrain Medical Center in Mexico. Mrs. John Wilson undergoes tests at Audrain Medical Center. He has been treated for a massive blood clot for three weeks at a medical facility in Paris.
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L. William Seidman
Seidman
Anderton
Cartes Preury
Mav Ld Seeciog
Lipscomb
First McCoy
Perry
Golden City
Montgomery Wards
B&w
Ball
Schoolman
Paris
Temple
Mexico, Mo
Ledger
Grocer
General Foods Corporation
BO Raven
Kankakee
Illinois
General Foods Corp
Birds Eye and Coc
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