First Among First Ladies Honored by Historians
The nation’s 42 first ladies were discussed by historians authors journalists and former White House aides. Eleanor Roosevelt was picked as the most distinguished of all. Also noted are university graduation rates and regional notes across Iowa with multiple page references.
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White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
Nation
Farm program doomed says Iowa official
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation President Dear Kleckner criticizes the federal farm program calling it doomed to failure for paying farmers to produce crops and to leave land idle. He argues corn prices will not improve until farming is market driven, not government driven.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Dear Kleckner
Wood case goes to jury in judge's 1979 murder
The New York Times Service reports a jury in San Antonio began deliberations in the murder case of Federal Judge John H. Wood Jr. Charged are Charles Harrelson for conspiracy to murder and murder, Jo Ann Harrelson for obstruction, and Elizabeth Chagra for conspiracy to murder and obstruct justice with Jamiel Chagra facing later trial. The prosecution portrays Harrelson as a killer-for-hire paid by Chagra amid a web of lies, gamble money, and tapes. defense argues alibi and setup.
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New York Times
San Antonio
Texas
John H. Wood Jr
Charles Voyde Harrelson
U.S
Ray John
Harrelson
John
Charles Harrelson
Jamiel
Jimmy” Chagra
Chagra
Jo Ann
Elizabeth
Wood
Las Vegas
Jimmy Chagra
Dallas
George Edward
Pete” Kay
Jimmy
Kay
Newlyweds Mary and Rob Taylor Pose By Billboard
Mary Arenas and Rob Taylor wed at Immaculate Conception Church on Saturday. A congratulatory billboard at First Avenue and 13th Street East honored the couple, arranged by the bride’s maid of honor Jean Weepie and friend Bob Beer.
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Mary
Rob Taylor
First Avenue
13Th Street East
Jean Weepie
Bob Beer
Taylor
Mary Arenas
Immaculate Conception Church
Teamsters trial panel asks to see wiretap transcripts
Jurors in the bribery conspiracy case against Teamsters President Roy L. Williams and four others requested seven FBI wiretap transcripts. Judge Prentice Marshall allowed replay but denied jurors copies of final instructions and the indictment to take to their hotel. The six men and six women will resume deliberations at 11 a.m. CST Sunday after hearing eight weeks of testimony and 50 conversations from 14 months of surveillance.
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Chicago
Teamsters Union
Roy L. Williams
U.S
Prentice Marshall
Marshall
FBI
Williams
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Italy recalls ambassador over Bulgarian espionage row
Rome recalls its envoy Carlo Tossi Arnaud from Sofia amid suspicions of Bulgarian espionage and ties to the Red Brigades. Bulgaria had previously recalled its ambassador to Rome as Italy cites investigations into Bulgarian diplomats and a pope assassination attempt.
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UPI
Italy
Bulgaria
Carlo Tossi Arnaud
Sofia
Union
Luig Scricciolo
Dozier
John Paul II
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Emilio Colombo
Colombo
Brussels
NATO
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