Funeral set for living pastor Mizell in Fort Lauderdale
The Rev Ivory W Mizell of First Baptist Piney Grove plans a living funeral tonight in Fort Lauderdale Florida He says he wants to stage his own service with a regular program of music and a eulogy but no casket He expects to be alive and healthy during the service conducted by Rev Ford.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ivory W. Mizell
First Baptist Church of
Piney Grove
Mizell
Piney Grove Church
Cv, Ford
Rising Stars Move Toward Four Stars in USAF
Defense Secretary James Schlesinger announced in Washington that Air Force officers Lt Gen Daniel James Lt Gen Jett and Lt Gen Robert Huyser will receive their fourth stars on September 1. James will head the North American Air Defense Command in Colorado Springs and Huyser will head the U S European Command.
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Air Force
Daniel James
Jett
Robert Huyser
Defense
James Schlesinger
Washington
James
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
Huyer
U.S. European Command
Faith healer sued by TV ad agent
Kathryn Kuhlman, famed faith healer and TV preacher, is sued in Superior Court by Paul Bartholomew of Newport Beach seeking more than 250000 in commissions The agent says an 85 percent of gross station billings contract was in effect and he received a 50000 advance in January while earning about 2500 weekly, far short of the expected share The case stems from his television advertising work for her services in Los Angeles broadcasts.
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Los Angeles
Kathryn Kuhlman
Paul Bartholomew
Newport Beach
Kuhlman
Susan Ford to try news photography as intern
Susan Ford, the President's daughter, quits amateur work to become a professional photographer intern at the Topeka Capital-Journal. She will work through August under the paper's director of photography, with White House and Secret Service precautions noted.
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Topeka
Kan
Susan Ford
Susan
Topeka Capital-Journal
Rich IN
Clarkson
National Press Photographers Association
White House
Miss Ford
David Kennerly
Hee Haw star Clark leaves hospital in Nashville
Roy Clark, 42, a Hee Haw star, was released from St Thomas Hospital Nashville after pneumonia treatment. He was admitted last week and is home now. U.S. Sen. William Proxmire spent a day with garbage collectors in Pond Du Lac Wisconsin, working with a trio on a 144 truckload, 64 hour route. He praised the incentive program letting crews end work after finishing routes.
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Nashville
Roy Clark
St. Thomas Hospital
Clark
Hee-Haw
Pond DU Lac
Wis
U.S
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
Proxmire
Two Jets To Fly 6 Lawmakers To Somalia
The Air Force will use two Boeing 707 jets to shuttle one senator five House members and a delegate more than 7,000 miles to Somalia to inspect claims of Russian missile installations at Berkera port. Senator Henry Bellmon of Oklahoma withdrew citing taxpayer cost and schedule conflicts.
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Washington
Air Force
House’ of “Representatives
Somalia
Berkera
Henry Bellmon
R-Okla
Dewey Bartley
R-Okda
Bellmon
Mourne
Senate
Ford acts like candidate as NAACP delegates cheer
Washington dispatch notes an undeclared 1976 White House bid by President Ford. In a day of activity he greets supporters and delegates, rides in an eight car motorcade through Rock Creek Park to the Sheridan Park Hotel, where about 3,500 NAACP delegates applaud to Hail to the Chief as he converse with Lowell Thomas and aides.
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Washington
UPI
Lowell Thomas
White House
Ford
Stan Scott
Rock Creek Park
Sheraton Park
Hatel
NAACP
Korea
East Garden
Black leaders hear Simon urge economy to lift progress
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told a largely silent NAACP convention crowd that Black job and social gains depend on economic recovery. He praised America’s freedom while warning against new controls, and urged private growth with limited federal regulation to ensure broad opportunity. Ford also spoke, receiving ovations for urging economic progress and health-sector collaboration with the private sector.
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Washington
UPD
Treasury
Willliam E. Simon
Simon
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
America
Simon Sai
Ford
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Roy
Viking
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Udall Qualifies for Federal Campaign Funds
Rep. Morris K. Udall announced his presidential bid has qualified for federal campaign funds under the new law, indicating broad voter appeal. He met requirements in 20 states and Washington, D.C., raising nearly $400,100 since the year’s start with an average gift of $37, signalling limits on large donors. Udall emphasized a broad, geographically varied donor base of about 8,000 Americans and called the milestone a sign of credibility.
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Washington
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Washington, D.C
Arizona
Sahara sand cloud blankets Caribbean for days
A dense sand cloud from the Sahara swept the Caribbean, covering most areas on Tuesday. Jose Colon, director of the U.S. Weather Service for the Caribbean, said the plume was the densest in years and could linger for several days, bringing rain chances as it moves westward.
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San Juan
Plr
Jose Colon
U.S. Weather Service
Caribbean
Witnesses Discharged In Ruppert Murder Trial
In Hamilton Ohio the prosecution discharged 12 subpoenaed rebuttal witnesses and rested its case against James Ruppert, accused of the largest known family mass murder. Defense asked for a recess but court denied. Trial enters its 10th day as psychiatrists say Ruppert knew what he was doing and acted willingly while experts flag paranoid personality but not insanity.
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPD
James Ruppert
Ruppert
D. A. Thomas
Dayton
Thomas
Victor Thaler
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