Queen Elizabeth II visits White House for Bicentennial embrace
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip toured Washington and Arlington with President Ford, praising enduring U S Britain friendship. They greeted crowds at the White House and Lincoln Memorial, attended a Rose Garden dinner, and will attend National Cathedral dedication. A bank robbery chase briefly disrupted security around the motorcade.
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Elizabeth II
Great Britain
White House
U.S
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Ford
Britain
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America
Prince Philip
Arlington National Cemetery
Queen
Lincoln Memorial Durin
Washington National Cathedral
Rose Garden
Betty Ford
Betty Sherrill
Mrs. Ford
Queen Elizabeth
Ford NOW clash over school single sex events
President Ford ordered a study after HEW suspended a ruling banning mother daughter and father son school events while NOW criticized the policy as reinforcing stereotypes. The White House said Ford urged quick legality checks under Title IX and possible legislation if violations are found. Nancy Low of HEW noted five month review found such events discriminatory and arbitrary separation of the sexes is not permitted. Mathews said no enforcement action will occur during the review and schools may proceed with events.
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Washington
Ford
Civil Rights Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
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Nessen
HEW
Scottsdale, Ariz
Scottsdale
Congress
National Organization For Women
Lynda Weston
NOW
David Mathews
Nancy Low
Mathews
Carter seeks understudy as running mate amid veto on politics
Carter, nearing the Democratic nominating process, says his pick should be someone who can govern if needed rather than just win votes. He plans meetings with Mondale, Glenn, and Muskie while weighing staff views against his priority of governance. Reagan opposes Olympic participation if Canada bars Nationalist China athletes.
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Barry Goldwater
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Ronald Reagan
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Carter
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
John Glenn
Ohio
Edmund Muskie
Maine
New York
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Pean
Reagan
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Montreal
China
Canada
Republic of China
Val Preda Named Imperial Potentate At Shrine Convention
Peter Val Preda of Cairo Temple Rutland Vermont was elected imperial potentate of Shrine of North America and received a five star pin and keys to a new car. He will succeed W W Bennett of Ararat Temple Kansas City. Dr F T H Doubler Jr Springfield Missouri elected imperial first ceremonial master and will become potentate in 1980. About 60 000 Shriners and families attend the convention, which runs through Friday.
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Shrine of North America
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F.T. H’doubler Jr
Springfield
H’doubler
SSA Disability and Trial Work Period Details
If you remain severely disabled, benefits may continue during a nine month trial work period to test work capability. After nine months, if you are found able to do substantial gainful work, benefits may be paid for an additional three month adjustment period.
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