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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1983

Page

7

Moral Majority mails Kennedy membership card prompt satire

Senator Edward M. Kennedy received a Moral Majority membership card amid a letter from Rev. Jerry Falwell urging opposition to antimorality legislation. Kennedy called the tactic ridiculous and a misfire, while Moral Majority officials admitted mailing errors but offered redemption and a chance to atone for political sins.

Washington Moral Majority Edward M. Kennedy Jerry Falwell Falwell Kennedy Robert Shrum Ronald Reagan Cal Thomas Thomas

Dylan no charges in LA airport photo clash

Bob Dylan and photographer Gary Aldan appeared at the city attorney’s office to address Aldan’s claim that Dylan battered him at Los Angeles International Airport on April 3. Deputy City Attorney Susan L Kaplan said there was no criminal conduct and that Aldan had taken photos against Dylan’s will when the singer grabbed the camera.

Los Angeles Bob Dylan Los Angeles International Dylan Gary Aldan Aloian Susan L. Kaplan

Guam Police Chief Dates Lookalike From Atlanta for Ball

Judy Guthertz heartbroken when Tom Selleck declined Guam Police Week Ball. Local businessmen funded a trip for Larry Hutto, 34, of Atlanta, winner of a Selleck lookalike contest, to attend as her blind date over 15,000 miles away. The pair seemed pleased with the arrangement.

Agaia Guam Judy Guthertz Tom Selleck Ms. Guthertz Magnum, P.I Larry Hutto Atlanta Hutto

Hoffer the Rough-Hewn Philosopher Dies at 80

Eric Hoffer longshoreman turned philosopher died at his San Francisco home from natural causes aged 80. Born July 25 1902 in New York City he authored nine books including The True Believer and Temper of Our Time. He left public life a decade earlier saying he would crawl back into his hole.

San Francisco Eric Hoffer Hoffer New York City Philosophy University of California At Berkeley

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