UN negotiators push for broad economic manifesto
United Nations delegates labored through a weekend to craft a consensus economic manifesto on trade, investment, and development. The 138 nation assembly weighed aid goals, tolls on raw materials, and a seven tenths of one percent GNP aid target amid a shift from earlier confrontations.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
General Assembly
Netherlands
Jan Pronk
United States
U.N
Teamsters Lose Narrowly in Delano Farm Election
In Delano California the Teamsters fell 17 votes short of a majority in a key farm labor representation contest at a large table grape vineyard. They did win at Bud Antle lettuce ranch with 880 to 265 for the UFW, while Guimarra Vineyards showed 747 Teamsters to 508 UFW with 40 no union. A runoff may follow if no majority emerges after challenged ballots are counted.
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Delano
Calif
Teamsters
Bud Antle
United Farm Workers of America
Antle
Salinas
James Hansen
California
Guimarra
State Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Hansen
Chavez
San Joaquin Valley
Delano-area
UFW
Wounded Man Won’t Tell How He Was Shot
Daniel L. Carson, 23, of Sannebeck Road, is in stable condition at Veterans Hospital in Columbia with a small caliber gunshot behind his right ear. México Public Safety officers were called to Liberty Street and Sannebeck Road at 1 a.m. and found Carson in a ditch bleeding from a gunshot wound. He would not explain who shot him or how, and Columbia police continued questioning as authorities determined he had not been struck by a car.
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Veteran’s Hospital
Columbia
Daniel L. Carson
Sannebeck Road
Mexico
Liberty St
Highway 54 E
Carson
Audrain Medical Center
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Carson
Lehr Seeks Open Meetings Ruling For Officials Talks
Jefferson City Mo AP state Auditor George Lehr asks Attorney General Danforth for a ruling on how the Sunshine Laws apply to discussions by elected officials. He cites a recent incident when reporters were asked to leave a meeting with the Missouri Public Service Commission to discuss an audit report finding potential wide reaching effects on all statewide officials.
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Jefferson City
George Lehr
Lehr
John C. Danforth
Missouri Public Service Commission
Commission
PSC
Missouri
Associated Press
The
Kansas City Star
Danforth
Attorney General
State Board of Accountancy
Certified Public Accountant
President Ford helps Missouri GOP settle debt with salmon ham bet
In St Louis Ford fundraises to erase the party's $30,000 debt and bolster cash for months. He bets Governor Bond a Michigan salmon against a Missouri country ham on MU vs UM football, recalling Ford's college days. Danforth and local leaders praise the effort amid security and pickets outside.
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ST. Louis
Ford
Missouri
Christopher S. Bond
Kansas City
al Fleischer
GOP
Christopher
Bond
Michigan
Michigan University
University of Missouri Tigers
Sacramento
Fleischer
Teachers Strikes In Standoff Amid City Shutdowns
Across the nation unions press for higher pay and smaller classes as New York City schools stay closed a fourth day with minimal attendance. UFT chief Albert Shanker avoided jail for now as Saypol adjourns proceedings for Yom Kippur amid broader labor upheaval.
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Associated Press
New York City
New York
United Federation of Teachers
Chicago
Norman Swenson
Wilmington
Del
San Jose
Berkeley
Calif
Lynn
New Bedford
Mass
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Rhode Island
New York State
Security Tight On Dallas Visit by President Ford
President Ford arrives in Dallas amid heavy security to urge a larger role for women in politics and speak to the National Federation of Republican Women. He plans a GOP fund raising luncheon and a 60th anniversary ceremony for Southern Methodist University before traveling to Midland. Ford criticizes Congress for no meaningful energy bill and vows to veto excessive spending while addressing questions at a domestic affairs conference after discarding a prepared speech.
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Kansas City
Ford
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Sacramento
Calif
St. Louis
National Federation of Republican Women
GOP
Southern Methodist University
Midland
Tex
Congress
White House
No Clues To Man With Gun At Kiel
President Ford kept a tight four stop visit schedule in St. Louis despite reports of an armed man at Kiel Auditorium and a series of bomb threats. A gunman sighting on a catwalk led to a police chase and a thorough search that found no clues. Ford spoke to the National Baptist Convention amid enhanced security and later attended a fundraiser and White House conference.
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ST. Louis
Ford
Kiel Auditorium
Thomas Calcaterra
National Baptists Convention
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette A. Fromme
Charles Manson
New
Christopher Bond
Missouri
Air Force One
Secret Service
Mrs. Bessie Isenman Dies at 80 in Audrain County
Mrs. Bessie Pearl Isenman, 80, died today at Allen Nursing Home where she had lived since 1956. Born in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, in 1890, she married Walter H. Isenman in 1919. he died in 1971. She leaves three daughters, a sister, seven grandchildren, and had co-owned the Tasty Pastry Shop in Mexico for 12 years. Rites pending at Arnold Funeral Home.
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Bessie Pearl Isenman
Allen Nursing Home
Arnold Funeral Home
Isenman
Phillipsburg
N.J
George
Bertha Steele Carpenter
New Jersey
Walter H. Isenman
Russell
Erna) Herring
Fulton
James
Fern) Reynolds
Mexico
Chester
Lorraine) Kulessa
Wichita
Kan
Raymond Pokorski
Pacific
Audrain County
Airline sues Humphrey Kennedy estate for unpaid bills
American Airlines seeks 359600 in two suits filed in Manhattan Surrogate Court. The Kennedy suit claims 269000 for charges tied to the 1968 primary and post assassination party activity with executors widow Ethel Edward Kennedy and Patricia Lawford named. Humphrey suit seeks 90168 for fares under a May 1968 contract with latest flight on Sept 3 1974.
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New York
American Airlines
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
State Supreme Court
Manhattan
Kennedy
Ethel
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Patricia Lawford
Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Elmer L. Albright Dies At 79 In Missouri
Elmer L. Albright 79 of 121 N Alabama St died 12:04 p.m. Friday at Audrain Medical Center after a brief hospitalization. Services 1 p.m. Monday Arnold Funeral Home, Don Wortman officiating. burial Berea Cemetery near Mexico. Visitation 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Born Springfield Illinois June 14 1896 to John P and Estella Daniels. married Paris April 11 1931 to Thelma Robinson who survives. Survived by three sons John D Mexico James L Fairbanks AK Elmer A Columbia. a daughter Dorothy Johnson Mexico. 17 grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers Francis Mexico Tom Tunas Mo. two sisters Frank Byres Ross Grand Junction Colorado and Blanche Conley Mexico. Lived much of life in Audrain County and was a self employed sheep shearer before retirement.
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Elmer L. Albright
Alabama St
Audrain Medical Center
Arnold Funeral Home
Don Wortman
Berea
Mexico
Mr. Albright
Springfield
Ill
Frank
Byres) Ross
Grand Junction
Cole
Leon
Blanche) Conley
Albright
Audrain County
Mexico Driver In Collision With Buffalo
Kirkville Norman Yelton, 61, of Mexico Missouri, driving a tractor trailer on U.S. 24 near Clifton Hills, hit a herd of buffalo running east. One buffalo died, at least two injured, owned by J A Sheppard of Moberly. Yelton unhurt. no arrests.
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Kirksville
Norman Yelton
Mexico
U.S. Highway 24
Clifton Hills
Yelton
U.S. 24
J. A. Sheppard
Moberly
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Lawrence Roos
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Ronald Reagan
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Stouffer’s Riverfront Towers
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Kiel
Hawthorne Heights
Bulldogs
Blue Springs
Ledger
Richard Vance
Bessie Isenman
HHH
RFK
Buffalo
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