Filling Hoover's Shoes A Big Job
The search for a new FBI director to replace J Edgar Hoover remains unresolved after Johnson withdraws health reasons. Carter and Bell weigh candidates as internal aging and crises mount, including wiretapping probes, censored FBI files, and retirement waves.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
National Law and Order
President Carter
Bell
Frank Johnson
Alabama
Johnson
Square One
The
Hoover
FBI
Appearancs 7
John F Kennedy
Warren Commission
Bureau
L. Patrick Gray
Watergate
Clarence Elley
Kansas City
Fragmented History Today Notes From A Very Messy Page
A garbled historical snippet recalls December 24 in various years, mentioning Treaty of Ghent, explorers and battles, World War II events, and mid 20th century political remarks. The text blends dates, names, places, and random phrases, with numerous OCR errors and incomplete identities.
Editor and Publisher Fred Hornberger 1750-1924
Editorial note lists Sun Editor and Publisher Fred Hornberger and Fred Hartman assistant to publisher with long title, plus staff roles Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Ortan and others. Includes advertising, subscription, and masthead details with erroneous OCR gaps.
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Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Cos
Jim Finley
Wanda Ortan
Focav Noon
Advertising Department
Ans
Omvoeoee
Say Roth Annager Didritvecavn Cava
Actat
Jayasan
Tees PO Aloe
Wwe
Sally
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Aey
Fogeruar
Hakiawa Sea
Elaus
Mose
Suns
Sean Brown
Critics Admit 1977 Not Worst Year For 1970s
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes 1977 showed mixed results with unemployment around 7 percent, inflation easing to 4.8 in Q3, and profits and personal income up. Auto sales and housing reached strong levels, while the dollar’s decline and Social Security concerns loom as potential long term risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
NEW York API
Crities
Ines
Lbstery
Iaven
Bible Verse To Give Knowledge of Salvation
A fragment notes a verse urging belief for salvation and forgiveness through remission of sins. The text references a biblical line associated with knowledge of salvation and redemption.
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Huke L
Dear Health Doctor on girdles and abdominal firming
A reader asks if girdles harm and how to firm the abdomen. The doctor warns that girdles push fat into the diaphragm, reducing lung capacity and possibly causing hernias, and urges focusing on conscious abdominal tightening and regular exercises rather than compression garments.
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DR. Lamb
The Way It Was The Way It Was December 26 17H
A concise historical note records Washington’s victory over Barile on December 26, with terse, fragmentary details from the period. The entry notes a win by Washington over Barile with limited context and dates.
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Washington
Barile
Watergate ties flare in Civil Service probe and hijacking debate
Washington research reveals a Watergate era coverup within the Civil Service Commission. An independent task force led by Mitchell Rogovin reviews a purge of notes and extraneous materials from files requested by Congress, while a separate anti hijacking dispute at the UN sees U S diplomats clash with Third World nations. An Egypt map in a Agriculture Department report omits Israel, prompting a spokesman to call it an editorial oversight.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Commission
House Committee
Chain of Command
Mitchell Rogovin
Alan Campbell
Tncre
Rogovin
Hagovin Ask
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Wem
Carter
Hogovin
Ziv Remez
Remea
Unis. Poy
Bureau of Personnel Management and Evaluation
Justice Department
U.S
United Nations
Lufthansa
Lester Wolff
D-N.y
Andrew Young
Wolll
Department of Agriculture
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Agriculture Department
Holidays and school figures in Baytown Sun clippings
Sun Files home for holidays in 37 recounts Howard Humphrey 1947 Vanderbilt student visiting family over Yale break. Notes include St Joseph’s Church party, piano recital, Orange school chief Lowry, a 1547 home damage incident, nurse Nelda While in New Orleans, Kay Holbrook at Texas A&M, Aggie mile relay plans against LSU and Oklahoma A&M, plus a 1957 theft and a heroism citation and the Essa Jamestown tank loading at Baytown docks.
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Baytown Sun
Howard Humphrey
Vanderbilt
Yale
W. Alpha
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
E. H. Gregory
D'Olive
Lowry
Orange
Aubrey Maley
E. Pearce
Nelda
Granly Hospital
New Orleans
Gertie A
Alice Atchison
Wisconsin
Kay Holbrook
Texas A&m
Irma Holbrook
Aggie
LSU
Oklahoma A&m
Vision of God and a near death conversion described by Rev Schuller
An account recounts Dr. Trwin J. Lubbers surviving a icy crash with his son Arend, experiencing a vivid vision of God that cured his fears. The narrative promotes faith’s power, cites ongoing religious broadcasts by Reverend Schuller, and notes inspirational themes about living a godly life.
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Trwin J. Lubbers
Hope College
Holland
Michigan
Dr Lubbers
Dr. Lubbers
Arend
Central Cotlege
Pella
Iowa
Hille
Phew
Dr. Lubburs
Tania
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Thoay
Mohlight Litistary
United States
Tyglants
Ghent
Vasey da Gana
Mellaburaly
Seothiod
Europe
Islenally
Pouce
Mili Delimson
Jarry Wiarton Pott, McDonald
Ouulhea
Business Mirror
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Washington Report
Civil Service Bureau
Remez
Selaptrone
Gary Cohn
Commis
Sun
Lon Merkin
Uayway Drive
Sandil
By Robert Schuller
Ducky
Reverend Schuller
Garden Grove
Galil
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