U S diplomat to visit five African nations on Angola truce push
William E Schaufele Jr assistant secretary of state for African affairs to visit Senegal Gabon Ivory Coast Cameroon and Zaire on Christmas Day mission to press Kissinger plan to pull outside forces from Angola ahead of the January 10 Organization of African Unity meeting. The effort comes as Congress weighs curbing covert aid and amid Soviet backed MPLA control in Angola.
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Washington
U.S
Africa
Angola
State Department
William E. Schaufele Jr
Department
Schaufele
Henry A. Kissinger
Portugal
Senegal
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Cameroon
Zaire
Kissinger
United States
African Affairs
Organization of African Unity
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Senate
Central Soya promotes Gillespie to top production post
Joseph W. Gillespie was elected group vice president of Central Soya Company Inc at the Fort Wayne headquarters. He will oversee production engineering labor relations and technical activities after joining Central Soya in January as vice president manufacturing. He previously spent 23 years at Monsanto in plant management and engineering roles.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Joseph W. Gillespie
Central Saya Company, Inc
Gillespie
Central Soya
Camden
Ark
Monsanto Company
Muscatine
Eldorado
Monsanto
University of Arkansas
United States
U.S
Kathyrn Kuhlman Recovers After Open-Heart Surgery
Kathyrn Kuhlman the internationally known healer is reported in satisfactory condition after open-heart surgery in Tulsa Oklahoma Physicians replaced a mitral valve on Sunday Miss Kuhlman had been hospitalized since July for a minor heart flareup and had previously been in a Los Angeles hospital since late November Her friend Tink Wilkerson said she chose Tulsa for the operation and that Kuhlman resists being called a faith healer.
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Tulsa
Okla
Kathyrn Kuhlman
Tink Wilkerson
Kuhlman
Miss Your Paper Do Not Miss Delivery Prompts
A notice urges readers to contact the circulation department if a carrier fails to deliver. Call 263-2331 between 4 and 6:30 pm, Monday through Friday or Saturdays as noted, to report issues and arrange prompt service.
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Dell
Journal
Aleough
Muscatine Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
The Muscatine Journal announces subscription rates and delivery methods. Local prices start at $2.80 per month with annual options at $81, while non resident and mail delivery vary by location and service. специальная Note: OCR provides unclear elements. core details focus on price bands and delivery modes.
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Imi Bolus
Muscatine
MoMmMber Wie Lev Enterprises
Lic
Det St. Muscatine
Down
Init
City of Muscatine
Alliance
Alamtes
Welch death spurs probe but Congress urged to persevere
Senate intelligence chair Frank Church says Welch murder should not stop investigations into U S intelligence agencies. Ackerman faults Congress for disclosures while Church defends secrecy. Ford says press exposure of agents partly contributed to the death but not congressional blame. Public notices and event details follow unrelated.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Richard Welch
U.S
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
Welch
Greece
Church
Mike Ackerman
Ackerman
Agency
Intelligence Committee
Weekend tally shows two mishaps and four thefts in Muscatine
Muscatine Police logged two traffic accidents and four thefts over the weekend. Victims include Mrs. Wheeler of 208 Pearl St reporting food stamps and cash stolen at Sun Mart No. 12. Susan Meyerholz of Wapello losing a $15 billfold at Muscatine Mall. Ross Ballenger of 308 W. 8th St. with a $57 truck battery. and Robert Hanson of 1911 James Place noting lights from his Christmas display valued at $20. Accidents involved Gary Walker of 407 Grandview Ave. treated after being struck on Grandview Avenue and Jerry Vanacker driving after a collision at E Sixth and Oak.
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Muscatine
Wheeler
Pearl St
Sun Mart
Grandview Ave
Susan Meyerholz
Wapello
Muscatine Mall
Ross Ballenger
8Th St
Robert Hanson
James Place
Gary Walker
Muscatine General Hospital
Fire blamed on child playing with matches in couch
A child playing with matches Sunday afternoon started a fire in a couch at the home of James Adams at 1617 Foster St. Adams moved the couch outside before Muscatine city firemen extinguished the blaze. The couch and smoke damage were reported in fire notes.
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James Adams
Foster St. Adams
Muscatine City
Two youths rob elderly Muscatine woman and steal 20 dollars
Two unidentified young men robbed an elderly Muscatine woman after knocking at her Route address and breaking in while she called for help. They grabbed about 20 dollars in change and demanded drugs, threatening to burn the house if refused. A separate break in at Dale Miller's Rt 2 mobile home saw stereo equipment valued at 1900 dollars stolen after the door was pried open.
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Muscatine
Muscatine County
Dale Miller
Rt. 2
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Muscatine Journal
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Hallett
Iowa Engineering Society
Society of American Military Engineers
American Society of Civil Engineers
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Highway 61
Paul W. Erekson
L. Lynn Pruitt
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Kim
Macatine
Blackbelt Academy
Main & Hershey
Faos Age
Katharine Heprupn
Dr. Syn Oiginas
The
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Aaa
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Larry Gow
Debbie Lynn
CODER
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Letts
Walker
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Hershey Ave
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Cypress St
Pizza King
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Association Corner
Hue
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Bigfoot
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Wilton
Lucy Wells
Durant
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Super Market
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