Carl Albert Faces Freshman Grilling Over Leadership
In Washington Carl Albert 67 met with 38 Democratic freshmen including James Blanchard and Robert Carr to discuss leadership and bills stalled by Ford vetoes. After two hours he reported no personal criticisms and signaled possible no immediate change despite mixed views on future rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Benson Newhouse
Washington — House
Carl Albert
Albert
Ford
Alberts
Rep
Robert Carr
Michigan
Fresimdon
James Blanchard
House Democrats
Democratic House
William Brodhead
Dmich
Brodhead
House
Deaths and Funerals in Fayetteville and Nearby Areas
Deaths and funeral notices report Eugene Absher 38 of Route 2 Fayetteville died at home after a long illness. Survived by wife Voda and ten children, with many relatives listed. Other obituaries include Missouri Berry 83 of Page and Levon Braxton and Paul Christian with service details. Funeral arrangements noted at Tyree Oak Hill and related homes. multiple survivors listed with dates and locations.
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Eugene Edgar Absher
Fayettevill
James K
Ella Bostic Absher
Gassaway
Voda Absher
Eugene
Chicago
Lester
Fayetteville
Margaret Neaver
Bentree
Kathryn Foster
Jody
Lee Westfall
Arlington
Patrici
Vicki Absher
Clifford
James
Aasied
Welph
Stegar
Edith Walls
Charleston
Blanche Walker
Beulsh Rice
Charlottesville
Tyree
Missouri Tucker Berry
Page
Oak Hill
Church of God At
Kincaid
Dan
Virginia
James W
Blanche Helper Tucker
Clyde
Cleveland
Oblia
Jess
Quince
Elyria
Ohio
Charles
Rand
Andis Hiser
H. M. Williams
Kincaid Cemetery
Paul Christian
Amuviens First Pentecostal Holiness Church
Revdie
William Denny Cotbird
Kennel Allen Moran
Bud Mountain
Priday
Sam Fogiesong Chapel
Millens
Ronald Adkins
Bette Cemetery
Colbird
Bud
James Lundy
Matilda O'Neal Colbird
Bud Mountai
Ruby’ Marie Lesteralbird
Angelid
Claude Jr
Joseph Leonard
Roger Lee
Melvin ‘Eugene
Rosemary Colban Maran
Roger
Donna
Charlie Ho MeCoy
Packs Branch
West Virginia
Joe
Belle Davis McCoy
Jelia McCoy
Willis, Maben
Donald McCoy
Crawley
Arbutus Hawkins
Clintonville
Helena Burdette
Hinton
Ethel Craft
Tyree Funeral Home
Mount Hope
Harman Davis
Ora Heslop Nowlan
Gak “Fll
Peterstown
Broyles Funeral Chapel
Heys
William Slates
Mason Manson Estes
William and
Juretta Ballard Beatley
Monroe County
Concord College
Gules County
Order of
Harvey William Smith
Roanoke
Mullens
Lotz Roanoke Chapel
Franklin Rd
Oakwood
Princeton
Virginian Railroad
Harveys W. Smith Jr. Matlens
George G. Carrollton
Kenneth L
Seat Pleasant
Dorothy M. Hoge
Bluefield
Carl
Raymond
Audrey
Pulaski
Faye Byrd
Edna Ryan
Liltie Morris
Cora Graham
Daisy (Loll
John Persinger Funeral Arrangements Announced
Funeral arrangements for John Persinger of 29 Westmoreland Street are with Johnson Funeral Parlor. Persinger died in a Charleston hospital on Wednesday night after a long illness.
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Levon Braxton
Earl St
Bitf Pin
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
John Persinger
Westmoreland St
Ritchie and Johnson
Persinger
Charleston
Mrs Voglesong Virginia Veglesong Dies In Local Hospital
Virginia Voglesong died this morning in a local hospital. The Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel will handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Veglesong
Orchard Ave
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Women delegates push for equality in global talks
Conference delegates focus on political decisionmaking and women’s rights in education economics and legal status. Patricia Hutat notes participation matters in the United States as five men join the U S delegation alongside co chair Daniel Parker. Female figures include Valentina Tereshkova Françoise Giroud and Li Su wen from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hutat
Cochairman
United States
U.S
Daniel Parker
Valentina Nickalayeva Tereshkova
I Space
Francoise Giroud
France
Whisman as ATC regional rep resists leadership shakeup
The ARC roles John Whisman, regional representative, sits on the ATC executive committee rather than rotating cochairman. Donald Whitehead, federal cochairman, proposed removing Whisman from powers and replacing him with the governor chair. The commission delayed action and ordered a governors committee to study the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whisman
Whisman
Commission
ATC
Cochairman
Randolph
Donald Whitehead
Whistagn
Whitehead
Carroll
Debt Ceiling Debate Highlights Ford Administration Split
Rep. Bill Frenzel Republican Minnesota said the original bill set too high a spending ceiling. The plan would satisfy congressional goals from a Democratic Budget Committee rather than the more modest aims proposed by President Ford.
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Sur
Bill Frenzel
Rminu
Democratic Congress
Ford
Vigilantes Execute Suspected Burglar Near Palos Verdes
In Los Angeles a mob of about 12 vigilantes executed a man thrown from a cliff after being accused of stealing a television. Investigators say the group jailed and held suspects hostage, then killed James Arce, 26, of Gardena, who was found near the Pacific Ocean. Deputies say several people were in custody and more suspects were sought as they investigated murder, kidnapping, false imprisonment and conspiracy.
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Los Angeles
VPI
Somieoke
James Arce
Gardena
Arce
Pacific Ocean
Mavineland Amusement Park
Palos Verdes
Lip
Aree
Delores Whalley
Lawndste
Robert
Carla Boyer
Whalley
Miss Bayar
James E. Nemeth
Lancaster
Mark L. Crawford
Carson
Gary S. Aman
el Segundo
Gordon D. Baracker
Gerald Fannin
Lawndale
Sarvasticvally
Lic
Almeriva
Tsatsos Elected Greece's First President of New Republic
Parliament chooses Constantine Tsatsos, 76, former professor, as Greece's first president in the new republic. He won 210 of 295 votes on the first ballot, with Kanellopoulos getting 65 and 20 blanks. Tsatsos will take office Friday morning, replacing provisional president Stassinopoulos.
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John Rigos
Athens
UPI
Constantine Tsatsos
Greece
Ae ‘Tsatsos
Constantine Caramanlis
New Democratic Party
Paemer
Panayotis Kanellopoutos Ty
Tsdtses
Oallet
Michael Stassinopoulos
Caramanlis
Ysatsas
Kauetloppoulos
Constantine
Rom
Meneedy
Kanellopoulos
Papadopoulos
Greek Academy
Tsasses
Tsatsos
Callaway's political journey across parties and eras
The text traces Callaway as a business figure turned partisan figure, noting his nonpartisan roots, shift toward Goldwater support in 1964, and service in the Georgia House from 1965 to 1947. It mentions alleged closeness to Ford and Rumsfeld, his role in Nixon era campaigns, and fluctuating returns in Southern states amid gubernatorial and legislative contests.
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Loueuiued
Trantie
Bo Callaways
Callaway
University of Georgia Board of Regents
Becane
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
House of Representatives
Lester Maddox
Georgia
House
Gerald Ford
Donald Rumsfeld
Bill
White House
Richard Nixon
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Nixon
South Carolina
Florida
Army
Battelle develops hydrothermal coal process claims cost cuts
Battelle Columbus Laboratories chief inventor Fawcett Folgel Slainhaugh says the Battelle Hydrothermal Coal Process reduces coal cost by about 20 percent and lowers sulfur dioxide by converting sulfur and ash to soluble forms. He notes a $20 million research investment and pilot plant plans aiming for first commercial plants by 1982 or 1983, with full production three to four years after pilot operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawcett Folgel P. Slainhaugh
Battelle
Columbus Laboratories
Princpal
Buitelle
Stambbaugh
Fawcett
Kissinger Led Panels Faulted Over Intelligence Guidance
A congressional study panel chaired by Henry Kissinger criticizes the NSCIC and the 40 Committee for failing to meet regularly and to function, leaving intelligence actions abroad poorly controlled. The commission notes key officials are bypassed and after approval actions seldom evaluated. Members include Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield and Rep. Clement Zablocki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Kissinger
NSCIC
Study Commission
Congress
Senate Democratic
Sedor Mike Mansfield
Rep
Clement Zablocki
House International Relations Committee
Federal attack targets three forest pests costs to nation
Washington reports a 46.8 million multi approach attack by the U S Department of Agriculture against three major forest pests: the Douglas fir tussock moth the southern pine beetle and the Jeffrey pine moth. The program aims to reduce damage that costs millions yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Department Oe Agriculture
Gasoline prices near July rise. possible shortages loom
Petroleum expert Herbert Hugo warns U.S. motorists prices may gain three to five cents per gallon by the Fourth of July as holiday demand grows. He also cautions gasoline could face short supplies by August, with demand peaking into winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPD
Herbert Hugo
Platt
Dilgram
Flugostse
Hawaiian steel guitar invention in 1895 noted
Honolulu reports Joseph Kekuka created the deep-bodied Hawaiian steel guitar in 1895 using a sliding steel bar to alter pitch. The instrument's shimmering tone evokes swaying palm trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Joseph Kekuka
Fragmentary OCR Tale From Unknown Register
Fragmentary text mentions October 1974 and a church or service date. Names such as Sus, Luna, Sibert appear amid garbled lines. No clear event, place, or outcome is discernible beyond scattered references to a schedule or notice within a local record.
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Frye
Rinton
Haleigh
Sunes Rec
Savutlatiby
Weal
Virginia
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Pearl Clowers Christian
Dennis
Intianapolis
Ind
Jackie Adams
Shelby Christian
Fort Leonard Wood
Mickey Graham
Tudianapolis
Lou
Leroy
Jesse
Ripley
Sam, Fogteson
Nease
Neely Fumeral
Mallens
Ihns
Ruby Dingess
Mount Ranier
Beckiey
J. B. Pedigo
P.m. Priday
Rose and Queseliberty Peace Chapel
Sunset Memorial Park
Dingess
Riverdale
Logan County
Walter
Elizabeth Rowe Christlip
The
Baptist Church
Moscoe Dingess
Norman Harold
Fredricksburg
James Edwin
Elizabeth Pickles
Kellug
Inna
James Christlip
Chapmanville
Pam
Lona L. Elliott
Lona Lee Elliott
Coal City
Merton Mortuary
Schuyler Hickman
Flarlembeig
Ritchie and Dohusen
Charlie H. McCoy
Mrs. Ora Nowlan
Harvey W. Smith
National Bank
Foch
Valley DR
SO. Beckley
Mrs. V. Voglesong
Whaltey
Redoldo Beach
Republic
Col
George Papadopoulos
Cyprus
Academy of Science and Arts of
Dethoit
Denver
Washington
John J. Toner
Cuyahoga County
Duveaue
Vientiane
Laws
Pathet Lao
Batf
Pattiet Lyno
Michael Rogal
U.S. Agency For International Development
Thailand
Rogal
Laos
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