Martha Mitchell Service At Hometown Thursday
Martha Mitchell who died in a New York hospital will be buried Thursday in Pine Bluff Arkansas where she spent her youth. Friends recall a Southern belle with a lively dance record and insist she was a shining light of the Nixon era despite personal sacrifices and a recent alimony dispute.
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Ark
Martha Mitchell
New York
Arkansas
James W. Leslie
Wallflower
S. Ray West Jr
Mitchell
Washington
Martha Elizabeth Beall
West
Leslie
Martha
John Mitchell
Washington man named Atheist of the Year at Los Angeles convention
Lloyd Thoren of Washington Indiana creator of Dial-an-Atheist named Atheist of the Year by American Atheists at a convention in Los Angeles. He ran a Midwest Telephone Co service with about 3,000 customers and faced pressure from clergy and a cross burning on his lawn before Indiana Bell disconnected him in 1974.
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Washington, Ind
Lloyd Thoren
Washington
Los Angeles
Thoren
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Indiana
Indiana Bell
Midwest Telephone Co
Mr. T
Tulsa Floods Cause Nearly 12 Million Dollars In Damage
United Press International reports heavy rains flooded Tulsa Oklahoma injuring two and displacing residents. The Red Cross tallies 1 928 living units affected including 972 houses and 390 trailers along with 20 businesses. Federal disaster aid sought.
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United Press International
Tulsa
Okla
Michigan
Texas
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
White Sox
Bill Veeck
National Weather Service
Red Cross
Robert LaFortune
David Boren
Oral Roberts University
Clear Lake State Park
Lower
Detroit
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Beaumont
Vochy
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Rhodes urges immediate Medicaid fix at Columbus
Governor Rhodes blames the Democrat majority for creating Ohio's worst welfare mess. He says raising benefits while not funding them pushes Medicaid $127 million above appropriations and accuses lawmakers of hiding the issue until after the November election.
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Columbus
UPI
James A.rhodes
General Assembly
Rhodes
House Votes on Extension of Energy Administration
The U S House will decide on a three year renewal of the federal energy agency FEA which would otherwise end June 30 1975 The bill authorizes 2564 million to fund FEA through September 30 1977 It follows debates over the agency access to price controls and supply rules with lawmakers split on its future from continued operation to abolition.
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FEA
Senate
Anthony Toby Moffett
Dconn
Moffett
Patricia Schroeder
D-Colo
Uncle Sam
Steven Symms
Idaho
House Commerce Committee
House
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Juan Carlos
Spain
Traffic Fatalities in U.S. Exceed Holiday Estimate
The Memorial Day weekend death toll rose past 400, with 411 traffic deaths nationwide over a 78 hour period. California led with 55 fatalities while Illinois and Oklahoma saw deadly weather mishaps, including a tornado flipping a motor home and a student drowning in a flooded street.
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United Press International
Illinois
California
Michigan
New York
Florida
Ohio
Texas
Alaska
Delaware
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kent Milton
California Highway Patrol
Milton
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Oral Roberts University
Chicago
DuPage County
Shelbyville
McGovern Fires Two Aides Over Carter Dissent
Senator George McGovern asked for the resignations of Alan Baron and track Quinn after they helped form a movement to oppose Senator Carter's presidential nomination. Carter praised McGovern's action as a prudent defense against intra party pressure.
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Elizabeth Wharton
United Press International
Senate
George McGovern
Jimmy Carter
Carter
South Dakota
Monday
Alan Baron
Quinn
McGovern
Actio
Baron
Washington
Gov
Cleveland
Rapid City
S.C
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U.S
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United States
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Rink
Ft. Harrison and
Lafayette
Meis Lingerie
Plaza
Honey Creek
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