Sadat Urges US Accept PLO Role in Geneva Talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat pressed the United States to accept the Palestinian Liberation Organization as an equal partner in the Geneva Middle East conference and to start dialogue with the Palestinians. He warned he would not pressure the PLO to recognize Israel and predicted a two month runway for the conference if all sides agree. Ford sought higher aid for Egypt, proposing 750 million dollars in economic aid and 98.1 million in farm products under Food for Peace as Sadat and Kissinger met at the White House.
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Washington
Anwar “Sadat
Geneva
Middle East
United States
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Sadat
New York City
United Nations
Ford Administration
PLO
Abraham D. Beame
New York
Egypt
U.N
Beame
State Department
White House
Ford
U.S. Senate
Kissinger
Congress
Food For Peace
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ismail Fahmy
Israel
Missouri Candidates May File Candidacy By Mail
Missouri candidates for most offices may file candidacy by mail under existing rules. Attorney General Danforth says a 1974 law requiring an affidavit of truth does not change filing method. affidavit need not accompany filing but must be provided before the April 27, 1976 primary deadline.
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Jefferson City. Mo
Missouri
John C. Danforth
Danforth
James C. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Milton Morris
Morris
Cook County Democrats Endorse Stevenson for 1976 Nomination
Cook County Democrats voted unanimously to back Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson as their party's presidential nominee. The party executive committee urged Stevenson to seek the nomination and enter Illinois and other primaries.
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Chicago
Cook County
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Missouri lawmaker pushes right to die bill in Missouri
Missouri state Rep. Vic Downing plans a right to die bill and a companion death definition measure in the next regular session. The Bragg City Democrat says the legislature should allow terminally ill patients to terminate treatment with two doctors certifying no recovery. He supports patient choice but opposes mercy killings and respects religious beliefs. A separate case in St Louis Court of Appeals will hear a judge's ruling on a Fenton man's bid to disconnect his comatose wife from life support.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Vic Downing
Bragg City
Bootheel House
New Jersey
Karen Anne Quinlan
U.S. Supreme Court
Downing
Committee On Legislative Research
Missouri Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Fenton
GM earnings surge as Chrysler struggles in U S auto market
General Motors posted a third quarter earnings gain of 243 million dollars, a dramatic reversal from last year's slump, while Chrysler reported a record third quarter loss of 79 million dollars. GM revenue reached 8.3 billion, aided by cost cuts and a shift to smaller cars, boosting its U S market share beyond 53 percent as rivals face renewed weakness.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Chrysler
John J. Riccardo
Riccardo
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Employment Up In Missouri Sees September Rise
Preliminary figures from Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations show total employment up by 24,500 in September, lowering the unemployment rate to 6.4 percent from August's 7 percent. The rate remains above the 4.1 percent jobless rate of September 1974.
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Jefferson City
Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
Missouri
Reagan Skips Ford Dinner Amid California Fundraiser
President Ford travels to Los Angeles for a Republican fund raiser while Ronald Reagan skips the event over fear a joint appearance could weaken his White House bid. Ford’s California trip follows the Sept. shootings at the St Francis Hotel and near the Capitol, with 2000 attendees paying $250 for the Los Angeles dinner and a San Francisco luncheon. Reagan, listed as a cochairman, is in Los Angeles and San Francisco but foregoes the dinners amid conservative concerns about a Ford challenge.
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Washington
Ford
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
White House
California
San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
St. Francis Hotel
Sacramento
Jynette Alice Fromme
State Capitol
Reagan
Republican State Central Committee
GOP
John P. Sears
Stuart Spencer
Ford Committee
Milwaukee
MHS News Key Club Rummage Sale This Saturday
Mexico High School Key Club will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday at the old Kehi Office Supply at 208 S. Jefferson from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Volunteers start marking items at 6 30 p.m. Friday. Dixie Grey and Pep Club will wear Halloween costumes to the football game with Hellas Friday. band will perform a halftime show with a 15 dollar prize for best costume.
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Mexico High School
KEY Club
Kehi
S. Jefferson
Dixie Grey
Hellas
Jim Williams Transferred To Joplin Ward Store
James N. Williams, longtime Montgomery Ward Mexico manager since 1967, is transferred to a larger Ward store in Joplin where he will serve as a merchandiser. Mexico store leadership to name a successor. Williams and wife Marcile active in local church and chamber. Williams began with Ward in 1954 after earlier Blytheville posting. Arkansas native from Jonesboro.
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James N. Williams
Montgomery Ward
Ward
Joplin
Mexico
Williams
Wards
Columbia
Kiwanis Clubs
Jared Price
Superx
Mexico Area
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Gene Nance
David Nance
John Nance
J.B. Fenwick
Christopher S. Bond
Gary Eide
B.J. Reed
Mexico Anya
Frances Henderson
Richard Vance
GMC
Liberty
Winterhawk
Terhawk
Rane
MHS News Key Club
Jim Williams
Travis Neil Berry
Frank Berry
Moberly
Community Memorial Hospital
Randal Alan
Berry
Moberly High School
Incas R. Jones
Gilbert Berry
Sylvania
Sylvania Portable
Teall Aan Ee and
Pyro Eds
Sylva
Gt-Matic
Glenburn
TV & Stereo
Marion Lewis
South Trails Shopping Center
Pafase Gagnon
PABST
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Vandalia, Mo
Gary Pabst
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