Nixon Almost Endorses Buckley Over GOP Nominee
President Nixon stopped short of backing James Buckley for the Republican Senate nomination, saying he appreciated Buckley's support but would not endorse. At a Westchester airport stop Buckley partisans pressed for endorsement as GOP leaders gathered for Goodell supporters. Nixon planned a broad campaign swing through Vermont New Jersey Pennsylvania and Wisconsin before the November vote.
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Buckley
GOP
Washington
Agnew
Council of Economic Advisers
Dent. Nixon
George P. Shultz
Nas
Spiro Tlass
New York
Charles E. Goodell
James L. Buckley
Westchester County
N.Y
Mr. Buckley
Senate
Goodell
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert P.griffin
Michigan
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard L. Ottinger
Charlie
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Jacob K. Javits
William B Saxbe
Ohio
Ted. Stevens
Alaska
Alaska and “Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Health, Education and Welfare
John G. Veneman
Scott
White House
Westchester
Hartford
Stamford
Conn
House
Ronald L. Zieglar
Vermont
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Eatrico Fermi
Vince Lombardi
Connecticut
Polish American Congress
Paka Eae Oe
Afl-Cio
Georgesthe
Labor Federation
Jay Lovestone
Brown
Mills
Treasury
David Kennedy
Paul McCracken
Pope Reaffirms Catholic Prohibition on Abortion
Pope Paul VI reiterated the Catholic Church stance against abortion even to save the mother, and against mercy killings with patient consent. He also questioned organ transplants and resuscitation, in a letter to Dr James Farrugia for the International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations meeting in Washington DC.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Jean Cardinal Villot
James Farrugia
International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations
Washington, D.C
Mills Sees Federal Deficit Exceeding 12.8 Billion
Rep Wilbur Mills, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, told the American Bankers Association convention in Miami Beach that the current fiscal year deficit would top 12.8 billion as revenues fall short of forecasts. He urged cost containment and questioned how a budget could be balanced without tax increases.
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Mian Beach
Fla
Wilbur’ Mills
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
American Bankers Association
Audrain County Museum News Highlights Visitor Reach and Gifts
The Audrain County Historical Museum reports over 600 visitors since the Saddle Horse exhibit opened on Aug. 14. The tally includes guests from last month’s Business and Professional Women’s Club coffee event. Volunteers are sought for fall and winter tours and to assist MU students with data. September gifts include a Baptist Church photo, an 1873 hotel image, a Mexica School Board image, and various donor contributions plus a pair of shoes and two Hardin College plates from local families. A tribute to Joe Kersting was also received.
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Torical Museums
American Saddle Horse Musém
Business and Professional Womans Club
The
Historical Society
University of Missouri
Baptist
Promenade St
Marjorie Barnes
Ringo Hotel
Atds
Tom Bruce
Bruce
Mexica
J. W. Buffingon
Alan“ Coatsworth
Jewell “Null
Eller
P. James
Fred Giffin
Aspirin By Prescription Only Urged By Research Surgeon
CHICAGO AP An American College of Surgeons conference features Dr Rene Menguy of the University of Chicago and Dr Adele Mae Gottschalk who urge that aspirin be sold only by prescription. They warn aspirin can cause internal bleeding and sometimes death, especially in women, and reduce stomach mucus protection allowing acid damage. Menguy estimates about 1,000 fatalities annually but notes no exact stats.
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Chicago
Geon
Anny
Gentileth
Rene Menguy
University of Chicago
Menguy
Clinical Congress
American College of Surgeons
United States
Adele Mae Gottschalk
Shirley Temple Black Inspires GOP Dinner Crowd
Shirley Temple Black, former child star and UN delegate, spoke at a Jackson County GOP fundraiser in Kansas City. About 500 attended the $100 plate event. she declined to discuss races but said she is fulfilled by her UN work and believes the UN charter could guide world peace.
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Kansas City
Shirley Temple Black
U.S. House
California
United Nations
The
U.N
Movement to ordain women at Episcopal convention gains momentum
At the Episcopal General Convention leaders and clergy debated lifting the ban on women priests. Support came from bishops and lay members including Henry H. Righter of Alexandria who said excluding women is a caste system. Debates followed deputies and clergy voting on proposals to open priesthood to women.
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Dean Eee Te
T. Stevenson
Harrisburg
Episcopal
Henry H. Righter
Alexandria
Episcopal Commission
Maryland
Ohio
Hote
Nelson
Change
Ini
Califor
Ata Candena
Houston
Nancy McClerry
Ithaca
N.Y
Order of St. Helena
Ned Cole
Syracuse
Robert DeWitt
Philadelphia
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Billy the Kid
W. Monroe Booge
Mexico
Fabricland
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of the
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Istorical Society
Byala
Mexico Savings Bank
Commerce Bancshares L
NG P.O
Missouri
Alomher
OIC
Shirley Temple
Westclox Electric Alarm
DRITZ
Meme
Rene
Reg
Warn
Orie Shop
Mexico, Mo
N. Jefferson
American Beauty
Bae
Aa Fe
AGRAS
Eamerican Beauty
Elbo-Rom
Periot
Terry Nelson
Kansas City, Mo
Drew Boog
Hisses
Weatherman
Ead
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