Gandhi Seeks U S Aid While India Faces Starvation Crisis
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on a Kissinger visit signals cautious cooperation with the United States amid a severe grain shortfall. She notes past U S aid as pivotal yet urges policy independence while India seeks more help including up to a million tons.
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Indira Gandhi
India
United States
U.S
Kissinger
White House
Gandhi
Soviet Union
Subcontinent
Mrs. Gandhi
Humpty Dumpty cake wins father son contest in Scout pack
Cocopah Cub Scout Pack 541 held an October meeting featuring a father son cake and decorating contest. Todd Halliday and his father won the grand prize for Humpty Dumpty. Ribbons awarded in third and fourth grade divisions went to multiple winners. Bobcat badges and Silver Arrows were earned by several scouts.
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Cocopah
Todd Halliday
Humpty Dumpty
Jim Neugebauer
Roger Schneider
Fred Gabriel
Billy Harper
Danny Hentz
Danny Salich
Webolo
Tom Schrader
Jeff Gibbs
Matt Cook
Paul Cancik
John Keefe
Barry Lindstrom
Sean McCormack
David Reabe
George Beck
Jimmy Spillman
Jim Burke
Frederick Gabriel
Bill Gross
Bart Schrader
Raymond Stein
Mark Wertsching
Jeff Ellis
Bryan Fair
Michael Hodges
Greg Schroeder
Ned Armstrong
Den 1
Den 3
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Den
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Lois Béabe
Agnes, Gabriel
Judy Schrader
Judy Armstrong
Cookie Neugebauer
Laurann Volk
Bill George
Paul Cook
Webelos
Hugh Halliday
Marcy Hentz
Bobcat
Steve Root
Mark Linsalata
Bobby Radermacher
Rhaney Kirdani
Fred Dias
Rene Schmid
Mark Rasmus
Paul Gallo
Joe Trahan
Shannon McGill
Mark Wlocarkiewicz
Beaver Barnard
Steve Taylor
Andrew Rice
Erich Kufner
Richard Jahnke
Brent Bowen
Mark Jordan
John Villica
Mike Mortagne
Linc Loney
Brad Hoover
Greg Peirce
Barry Kirsch
John Augustine
Tim Harlan
Mike Crisp
Eric Anderson
Ken Thompson
Shirley Thompson
Mike Dalton
den No. 1
Bob Jordan
Don Spears
Jim, Burke
Dick Thompson
George
Rice
Marion Dalton
Steve Kirsch
Wanda McGill
Nancy Augustine
Fran Rice
Dana Trahan
Jan Root
Mary Mortagne
Canal clearing near completion after Suez mine sweep
An official says American, Soviet, French and Egyptian demolition experts have nearly finished clearing the Suez Canal of live mines and sunken ships from the 1967 war. Ahmed Mashour, head of the canal authority, said the task is almost finished but must continue until nothing is left.
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Cairo
UPI
Suez Canal
Mashour
Ahmed Mashour
Barrow seeks federal aid to curb stolen cars bound for Mexico
Phoenix Mayor Timothy Barrow reveals efforts to halt transport of stolen vehicles to Mexico where officials say the cars are traded for narcotics. He cites a June 11 day blockage on U S 89 near Nogales that aided in recovering 13 stolen cars, seizing marijuana and capturing a cocaine dealer. Barrow notes the Autocept program unites Arizona law enforcement and cites 300 cars still missing this year.
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Phoenix
UPI
Timothy Barrow
Mexico
Barrow
James H. Falk
White House
U.S. 89
Nogales
Elections bear heavily on President's future
Washington United Press International reports President Ford faces high stakes in Tuesday elections as Democrats are expected to widen majorities in both chambers. Health care reform, veto power, and party gains shape the 94th Congress while Ford weighs his 1976 bid and GOP governors for support.
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UPI
Ford
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House
American Medical Association
Congress
Avdy
California
New—York
Massachusetts
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