Rockefeller Says US Has Overspent and Overpromised
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller warns two American traditions, Judeo Christian heritage and free enterprise, are at odds with too much charity risking the country. He speaks during a Southwest swing from Dallas to Oklahoma, ending with a college football game in Oregon and a fundraising dinner in Enid tonight. He cites programs fueling the problem.
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Little Rock, Ark
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Southwest
Dallas
Enid
Okla
Winthrop P. Rockefeller
Ford
Congress
National Federation of Republican Women
Republican Party
GOP
Father seeks court order to remove Quinlan life support
Morristown New Jersey AP reports Joseph T Quinlan asks Superior Court judge to allow doctors at St Clares Hospital to remove his comatose daughter Karen Ann Quinlan from life support. The suit questions when enough is enough and who has jurisdiction over such decisions.
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Morristown
N.J
Superior Court
Joseph T. Quinlan
Landing
Robert Muir
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
Karen Ann Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Quinlan
Armstrong
Morris County
Donald G. Collester Jr
State Attorney General
Collester
Julia
Quinlans
Mary Eien
John
FCC revokes station license over scripture code for illegal bets
The FCC ruled United Broadcasting Co. used Luke 3 15 as a tip to win the numbers game on Wook in Washington. Ministers broadcast scriptural citations to solicit donations while offering lottery guidance, and the agency transferred the license to a new group led by Jack Anderson after the ruling.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
United Broadcasting Co., Inc
Wook
Jack Anderson
United
Four Word Phrase Sparks Capitol Clash Over Secrets
President Ford barred the House intelligence committee from accessing U.S. secrets after its release of a four word phrase about Egyptian monitoring before the 1973 Middle East war. The phrase appeared in a Defense Intelligence Agency summary read to the panel, prompting demands for the return of all secret material.
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Washington
Ford
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
Middle East
Defense Intelligence Agency
Egypt
Sinai
Israel
Asst. Atty
Rex E. Lee
Otis G. Pike
Dn.y
Central Intelligence
William E. Colby
United States
Colby
Congress
Pearl Bailey To London Event
Los Angeles AP says President Ford invited vocalist Pearl Bailey to help dedicate the Benjamin Franklin Museum in London. Bailey will miss one Hello Dolly performance at the Shubert to fly to London with Vice President Rockefeller for the dedication Monday aboard Air Force Two. Shubert Theater closes Monday night.
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Los Angeles
Ford
Pearl Bailey
London
Shubert Theater
Miss Bailey
Shubert
Air Force Two
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Dionne Warwick Hospitalized With Bronchitis In Las Vegas
Singer Dionne Warwick is treated at Sunrise Hospital for bronchitis in Las Vegas and is expected to be released soon. She canceled a Riviera Hotel engagement after her first performance. Petula Clark substituted the following night.
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Las Vegas
Dionne Warwick
Sunrise Hospital
Riviera Hotel
Petula Clark
Miss Warwick
FPC Ruling Triggers Power Rate Boost Across Missouri Utilities
Jefferson City Missouri The Public Service Commission says federally authorized rate increases by Union Electric will raise charges for customers of Missouri Edison Missouri Power and Light Missouri Utilities central division and Citizens Electric. About 15 percent rise in power costs will be passed to customers unless the FPC finds the hike unreasonable. The PSC will participate in hearings and expects SE division costs to rise by November 1. The commission also endorses federal Home Telephone Act to spread costs of interstate service more evenly, aiding low income customers.
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FPC
Union Electric
Southeast Division
Missouri Utilities
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
PSC
Congress
A. Robert Pierce
Pierce
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Mexico Area Community Chest Set to Kick Off Dinner
Mrs Ernest S Margery Gantt will be keynote speaker at the Mexico Area Community Chest kick off dinner Tuesday at 7 pm at Knights of Columbus Hall. The drive aims for $67,500, the largest goal yet, with Al Galioto chairing and Jack Mackey as co chair. Frank Boyle leads the Community Chest Board.
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Ernest S
Margery) Gantt
Mexico Area
Ironwood
Northwestern University
Community Chest
al Galioto
Jack Mackey
Cochairman
Frank Boyle
Community Chest Board
Two Die At Air Races In Nevada Show
About 10 000 spectators watched as a wingwalker Gordon McCollum, 23, from Huntington Beach, dangled from a biplane and fell to death during an inverted pass at Stead Airport. Minutes earlier, M D Washburn, 40, of Houston, died when his AT6 hit a 500 foot pylon in a race. Pilot Joe Hughes landed safely after the crisis.
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Reno
Nev
Gordon McCollum
Huntington Beach
Calif
M. D. Washburn
Houston
Tex
Stead
Here
Bob Allessandrelli
McCollom
Joe Hughes
Allessandrelli
Hughes
Judge Finds Happiness In Public OK On Beards
New Orleans AP Chief Judge John R. Brown of the Fifth Circuit writes that the public no longer fears hair variations and supports reinstating a college teacher fired for wearing a beard. The ruling notes colleges may set grooming rules, but teachers do not pose the broad public impact of police.
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New Orleans
John R. Brown
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Brown
San Jacinto Junior College
Pasadena
Tex
Lionel Hander
U.S. Dist
Carl O. Bue Jr
Houston
Hander
San Jacinto
Town to celebrate canonization of Mother Seton in Emmitsburg
About 20 000 people are expected in Emmitsburg Maryland for the canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton America s first native born saint The ceremony will honor her life in Rome and here with Masses relic veneration and the ringing of Pangborn Memorial Carillon The Daughters of Charity order headquartered there trace to her founding in 1809 and she is credited with miracles including cures of terminal cancer and brain cancer cases by divine intercession
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Elizabeth Ann Seton
America
Gettysburg
Catoctin Mountains
Mother Seton
Daughters of Charity of St. Joseph
Baltimore
East
Mags
Rome
Paul VI
Lawrence Shehan
Archibishop
William D. Borders
Vatican
Mount Saint Mary's College
Mary Clare Hughes
Daughters of Charity
New York City
New York
O'Neill
Gertrude Kotzendorfer
New Orleans
Carl Kahn
Kalin
Health Occupations Classes Enroll At Mexico Voc Tech
Enrollment will be held for two health occupations classes at 7:00 Monday night at Mexico Area Vocational-Technical School. Medical Terminology for beginners planning medical office work and Nurses Aide with 32 hours of lecture and hands on nursing arts. Fees are $10 plus books for Terminology and $20 for Nurses Aide.
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Mexico Area
Audrain
Weather and Public Safety Summary From Missouri Notebook
The Daily Record reports cool Missouri weather with highs in the 60s to 70s and clear to partly cloudy skies. It lists safety incidents and court actions, including a theft report, traffic fines across counties, a magistrate examination for Dee Etta Doolin, a 30 day jail sentence for Timothy Maylee, and a dissolution petition in circuit court. Deaths include Elmer L. Albright and Bessie Isenman.
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Dee Etta Doolin
Vandalia
State Hopital
Fulton
Boone County
Terry Ernest Jennings
Centralia
Debra Ruth Jennings
Mexico
Montgomery County
Richard D. Becker
Chesterfield
Sidney Hugo Eldringhoff
Howard William Guerber
Arnold
Shirley F. Fredericks
Hazelwood
Lois Lee VanDeventer
St. Ann
Vanda Dale Byars
Olivette
Thomas William Prater
Florissant
Paul L. Hurst
Farmington
Otto Herman Olms
Kirkwood
Eleanor M. Amerski
St. Louis
Andrew Jerry Marshall
Elyria
Ohio
Allison Rumsey Finn
Bethesda
Jerry Lee Haley
New Florence
Thomas Lee Seltzer
Stock notes from over the counter and NYSE trading
Yesterday Commerce Banc shared 18 percent bid 19 percent asked Wetteran 14 percent bid 15 percent asked on OTC. NYSE results show Robbie Brooks at 25 percent, 100 shares traded. Combustion Engineering down percent 4,346 shares. Dresser 65 percent up. Emerson Electric 33 percent unchanged. Interco 41 percent up 4 percent. Kaiser Aluminum 28 percent down. Panhandle Eastern 28 percent up. Ralston Purina 39 percent down. US Gypsum common 16 percent unchanged. US Gypsum preferred 21 percent down 4 percent. Wal-Mart 12 percent up.
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Wetteran
New York Stock Exchange
Robbie Brooks
Combustion Engineering
Dresser Industries
Emerson Electric
Interco
Kaiser Aluminum
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Ralston Purina
Wal-Mart
Baptist Urges Caution On Reds
The Rev. Joseph H. Jackson head of America's largest black church group urged vigilance toward the Soviet Union and called for freeing the FBI and CIA to do their jobs. He urged halting wheat sales to the USSR and warned against more disclosures of government wrongdoing while praising presidential offices. He criticized press conferences at the White House and urged humility from reporters.
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St, Louis
Americal
Russia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central Intelligence Agency
Joseph H. Jackson
National Baptist Convention
United States
U.S.S.R
White House
Astronaut Vance Brand Honored as Most Traveled Graduate
Longmont Colorado honored Apollo astronaut Vance D Brand as the most traveled graduate at Longmont High and Ninot High. He carried a flag from Apollo three million mile space voyage, spoke to crowds, and noted his long road to achievements. John B Zaring Dies At 87 In Columbia funeral set for former Boone County judge and farmer stockman.
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Colo
Vance D. Brand
Longmont High School
Ninot High School
John Zaring
Columbia
John B. Zaring
Boone County Court
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