Shah Hosts Multinational Banquet Marking Persian Empire Anniversary
At Persepole the Shah of Iran hosted an eight course banquet for a global gathering including Agnew, eight kings, 13 presidents, and various prime ministers. The event celebrated the 2,500th anniversary of the Persian empire with lavish cuisine, fashion displays, and calls for world peace amid historical ruins. The guest list featured Empress Farah, Princess Grace of Monaco, Mrs Ferdinand Marcos, Mrs Jacques Chaban-Delmas, and Princess Anne of Britain, among others.
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Persepole
Iran
Persia
Spiro T. Agnew
Poland
Sweden
Farah
Maxim’s
Paris
Grace
Monaco
Ferdinand Marcos
Theft Reported in Midland Backyard
Police blotter records Juan Padilla of 216 N Oak 1 reporting a bicycle stolen from his backyard on October 14 in Midland. Court notes list Beauchamp fined for minor in possession, Bageant and Gunter fined $50 plus costs, Lujan fined $20 for no license. An accident in the 500 block of 11th Street involves Donald Walker driving a 1968 Ford pickup owned by Noel Construction Co. cited for no license.
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Juan Padilla
Oak
Texas Ranger
Davy Alan Beauchamp
Donald Scott Bageant
Alex Craig Gunter
Jesus Alvarez Lujan
Donald Clay Walker
Midland
Noel Construction Co
11Th Street
School Week Menu Features Hearty Dinners
Monday offers steak fingers with gravy and sides. Tuesday serves spoonbread and giblet gravy with yams and dessert. Wednesday includes chili and beans with salad and peaches. Thursday presents hamburger with fries and cheese tomatoes. Friday serves Bar-B-Q tips with macaroni and cabbage plus coconut dessert. Milk and bread accompany all meals.
Viet peace talks lose momentum in Paris
The 41 month old Vietnam peace talks show reduced momentum with four parties’ speeches drifting into polemics. Nixon's travel plans to Beijing and Moscow, along with Viet Cong leaders’ visits, fuel concerns of a deal bypassing Hanoi and increasing unease among North Vietnamese delegates. William Porter hints at growing fear among Hanoi allies.
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Paris
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Peking
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Nguyen Thi Binh
South Vietnam
Moscow
Xuan Thuy
East Germany
International Conference Center
William J. Porter
Key points of the consumer protection bill
Highlights of the House passed consumer protection bill creating an independent agency inside government and a 15 member advisory council. It funds consumer education, complaint handling, limited product testing, and safety studies while barring trade secret disclosures. The White House backs the measure though Ford warned changes could trigger a veto.
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Washington
House
Senate
Office of Consumer Affairs
Council
House Rules Committee
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Foreign Relations panel halves Pakistan aid and cuts military funds
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to end all Pakistan aid until it is satisfied with peace progress and refugees return home. It trimmed military and related funds from 705 million to 565 million, a 20 percent cut, and earmarked 85 million for Israel. The panel also reduced development loans and Alliance for Progress funding and postponed final action on Nixon's 3.5 billion foreign aid request.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pakistan
Israel
Nixon
U.S
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
Alliance For Progress In
House
Church
Foreign Relations Committee
Church urged to clean house in social justice report
Vatican synod debate opens with Archbishop Alberto y Valderrama urging church reform. The report criticizes wealth accumulation within church administration and calls for sweeping internal changes, fair pay for employees, and freedom of speech. It denounces domination of weaker nations and supports eliminating racial and ideological discrimination. Cardinal Slipyj opposes women priests but defends married priests amid persecution in Poland.
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Vatican City
Roman Catholic Synod of Bishops
Teopisto Alberto Y Valderrama
Philippines
Alberto
North Atlantic
London to Host Dial-a-Toastmaster Service
The Guild of Professional Toastmasters organizes a dial a toastmaster service in London. Banquet organizers can contact a toastmaster by radio telephone, with the toastmaster in full attire waiting in a car.
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London
Guild of
Thieu to reform regime and civilianize Vietnam government
Defense sources say South Vietnamese President Thieu will ease military influence from government to broaden support. About a dozen generals key to the plan and Ky’s anti Thieu push may shape future moves as U S withdrawal accelerates.
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Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Pentagon
South Vietnam
United States
Has the day of miracles ceased and angels appeared
A religious reflection argues that miracles and angelic ministrations occur by faith. It states that if they have ceased it is due to unbelief and all is in vain. The passage cites Moroni 7 35 37 and compares to Matthew 17 14 20 to emphasize faith as the source of miraculous acts.
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Morini
Baltimore to receive 314000 under Emergency Employment Act
Mayor Thomas D Alesandro III announced a 314000 grant to Baltimore under the Emergency Employment Act to fund 94 jobs in the first phase of a program aiding unemployed residents, primarily Vietnam veterans.
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AID For
Baltimore
Thomas d Alesandro III
Nobel winner Kuznets delighted surprised by prize
Cambridge Massachusetts AP Dr Simon Kuznets Harvard University emeritus winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics says he is delighted and happy and surprised by the award The 70 year old Kharkov Russia native was cited for empirically founded interpretation of economic growth He is doing research at home and doubts if he will use the 88000 prize money He is married with children and grandchildren.
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Cambridge
Mass
Simon Kuznets
Harvard University
Kuznets
Stockholm
Kharkov
Russia
Royal Academy of Sciences
Harvard
Earl Sutherland
Vanderbilt University
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates
The Pecos Enterprise lists mail subscription rates for Reeves County with six months at 9 dollars and one year at 18 dollars payable in advance. The paper is published every weekday at 3248 Cedar Street Pecos Texas 79772 with P O Box 1131.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Cedar J
Pecos
Texas
P. O
Reeves County
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