Teng's China interview asserts USSR superiority in arms
Vice Premier Teng states the Soviet Union leads in conventional arms while the United States dominates overall militarily. He warns appeasement strengthens Moscow, says China could ally with the U S against the USSR, and discusses Lin Piao’s death, Mao’s safety, and Gang of Four leadership.
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Teng
Hua
Gang of Four
China
Soviet Union
United States
Ussr
Vance
Germany
Mao
Peking
Chou En-lai
Lin Piao
Mongolia
Chou Ewai
Chiang Ching
Gang of Four Jeaders
Chang Chunchiao
Moral tale of two men and a widow’s wealth
A minister and his wife reflect on two local men. The clever one, now to marry the widow, was left behind in the race, while the steady worker died and left his widow $500,000. The exchange ends with a wry moral.
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K&m
Senate Cuts Energy Tax Credits and Moves Toward Conference
The Senate trimmed energy tax credits for industry from 40 to 15 percent and aims for final passage of eight year tax relief. A conference with the House could shape a compromise reflecting Carter’s broader energy tax proposals. Senate leaders hoped for a final vote, but success was not assured as debate extended into Friday night.
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Washington
Senate
Senate House
Carter
House
Senate Finance Committee
Legislators Pursue Missouri Death Definition Bill
Missouri legislators hear claims a legal definition of death would not alter medical care. Dr. Clark Watts of the University of Missouri says the issue is legal, not medical, and would clarify responsibilities for families. Opponents from the Missouri Catholic Conference oppose the bill as unnecessary and vague. Senator Frappier notes no change to medical practice in outstate Missouri would result.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
University of Missouri
Clark Watts
University
Watts
Missouri House Public Health and Safety Committee
Missouri Catholic Conference
Louis DeFeo
Joseph Frappier
St. Charles
Frappier
Censure at UN May Threaten Mideast Peace Talks
United Nations General Assembly votes 131 to 1 censuring Israel for settlements in occupied Arab lands. Israel condemned the move as harming efforts to reconvene Geneva peace talks, with the United States abstaining. The Geneva conference has been in recess since 1973 as Carter administration seeks revival this year. Also notes a birth at Audram Medical Center in Pennsylvania.
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Israel
U.N
General Assembly
Mideast
Geneva
Assembly
United States
GreenCo employees film first footage for company movie
About 300 A. P. Green Refractories Co. workers were filmed in St. Louis for a 30 minute project titled The Refractories People. Technisonics Studios sent a producer director and two cameramen to shoot aerial views from a helicopter and closeups from a boom truck, with filming to resume mid November at the Mexico plant and additional shots at sites in St. Louis Oak Hill Tarentum Detroit and Philadelphia for a 1978 release.
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A. P. Green Refractories Co
St. Louis
Green Company
Technisonics Studios, Inc
Teal Lake
Missouri Power and Light Co
Green
Mexico
Oak Hill
Tarentum
Detroit
Philadelphia
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Technisonic Studios, Inc
Louis
Herb Halpern
Roel van de Wijngaard
al Crane
Richard Vance
Carter May Ask Income Tax Cut
President Carter, pressed by the effect of Social Security tax hikes, said an income tax cut plan will be adjusted to offset higher Social Security levies. He noted Congress is shaping a package as lawmakers debate Social Security solvency amid age shifts and unemployment.
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Washington
Carter
Houston
Congress
National Newspaper Association
House
Mexico Bus Service Ends Amid Suspension Order
The Missouri Public Service Commission granted C H Transit of Fulton a two month service suspension starting mid November ending the area’s only intercity bus route. The line from Mexico to Jefferson City and Kingdom City carries few riders and loses about 1500 dollars monthly. The schedule shows Mexico departures at 7 40 a m and return from Jefferson City at 2 p m with several stops en route.
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Missouri Public Service Commission
C&h Transit of
Fulton
Howard Davis
C&h Transit
the Ledger
Mit
Kingdom City
McCredie
New Bloomfield
PSC
C&h
Holts Summit
Jefferson City
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