Ford Campaign Tour Highlights Press Freedom Tribute
President Ford revisits campaign stops in the Carolinas and Kentucky to back Republican candidates while dedicating the Anderson Independent and The Daily Mail headquarters. He pressed on for two party unity, free press defense, and targeted races including Edwards, Bush, Cook, and Hollings.
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Anderson
S.C
Carolinas
Kentucky
Ford
Anderson Independent
The
Daily Mail
Congress
Greenville
Senate
House
Strom Thurmond
Robert Morgan
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Marlow W. Cook
Wendell H. Ford
Demand Palestine Group In Talks For Peace Talks
The PLO is urged to join Arab-Israeli talks on equal terms by Egypt and the Soviet Union, while Israel refuses to negotiate with the guerrilla group. Egyptian and Soviet communiques back a Palestinian state as part of Middle East peace, with Allon signaling further concessions contingent on Egypt’s nonbelligerence pledge and the Ra hat summit outcome. The report also notes a possible Egyptian nuclear reactor deal with the Soviet Union, pending U.S. Congress approval.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Egypt
Palestine Liberation Organization
Cairo
Moscow
Ismail Fahmy
Kremlin
PLO
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
Yasir Arafat
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Jerusalem
Yigal Allon
Sinai
Allon
Rahat
Morocco
al Gomhouria
Nixon
Congress
Bloodmobile Returns for Two Day Visit to Mexico
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will make its annual October two day visit to Mexico on Thursday and Friday with a 121 pint quota each day. It will be at the Presbyterian Church Educational Building Thursday 1 to 5 45 p m and Friday noon to 4 45 p m Audrain County fell 25 pints short of its 113 unit quota on the first visit of the fiscal year in July.
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Red Cross
Mexico
Presbyterian Church Educational Building
Audrain County
Mexico High crowns homecoming queen after 27 7 win
Six Mexico High School girls were finalists as Miss Billie Sue Stubblefield was crowned 1974 homecoming queen during halftime of the Bulldogs 27 to 7 victory over Kirksville. She received a crown charm bracelet autographed football and roses as she and her court prepared for the homecoming dance.
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Mexico
Billie Sue Stubblefield
Bulldogs
Kirksville
John Willer
Stubblefield
William Stubblefield
Latney St
MHS
Susan Friedberg
Hardin Gym
Jennifer Doolittle
Tammy Isgrig
Ann Lankford
Dorothy Moore
Teresa Rentschler
VICA
Student Council
Key Club
Rockefeller Says He Owes About $1 Million More Taxes
Nelson Rockefeller disclosed an additional $903,718 in federal income and gift taxes after an IRS audit disallowed over $1.2 million in deductions. The matter compounds concerns about his vice presidential nomination and funding ties to aides. Ford aides said he remains confident Rockefeller will be confirmed.
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Rockefeller
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Internal Revenue Service
New York
Laurance
Arthur J. Goldberg
Ford
South Carolina
Ron Nessen
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Nessen
Congress
Howard W. Cannon
Dev
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Senate Rules and
House Judiciary
Senate
House
Dean says fundraising hardest part of Watergate coverup
John W. Dean III testified the White House faced blackmail and a dangerous fund-raising scramble to pay Watergate burglars. He cited an $800,000 figure to defendants, secret funds, and pressure from Haldeman and Mitchell as tapes revealed aid to obstruction of justice concerns.
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Washington
John W. Dean III
White House
Nixon
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Dean
Kalmbach
Frederick C. LaRue
LaRue
Reelection Committee
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Richard M. Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Public hearing on Highway 54 by pass scheduled
A 7:30 p.m. Monday public hearing at the courthouse community room will discuss the Highway 54 by pass of Mexico. Organized by the Mexico Area Chamber of Commerce, the session will include State Highway Commission engineer Robert Duss from Hannibal detailing the commission’s procedures for highway improvements and relocations. The by pass appears in the latest five year plan, with study from one mile south of the Audrain Callaway line to one mile west of the Benton City Road intersection. ROW purchase may start within five years, though contracts likely come later. The chamber aims to prepare a local proposal for the commission before corridor finalization.
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Mexico
Mexico Area
District Highway Office
Audrain- Callaway
Benton City Road
Highway Department
Highway Commission
UNICEF Drive Aids Children In Developing Countries
UNICEF launches a worldwide emergency drive led by the Mexico Ministerial Alliance to aid malnourished children in Africa Asia and Latin America. Volunteers meet at First Christian Church Mexico at 2 p m October 27 with a two hour shift welcoming both adults and students to fill orange and black collection cartons and contribute to food supplements.
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Mexico
Unicef
Africa
Asia
Latin America
John Harmon
U.S
First Christian
Harmon
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Tijuana
la Mesa
France
Uribe
Canada
IRS
Masters
Johnson
ST. Louis
Masters and Johnson
William Masters
Virginia Johnson
Reproductive Biology Research Foundation
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
K&m
Watergate
Mexico High School
Dixie Greys
Richard Vance
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