Mondale criticizes Ford policies on family and antitrust
In a speech to the National Baptist Convention Mondale links Republican policies to family strain and calls for antitrust law revision. He alleges pressure on American families and condemns vice presidential candidate Elizabeth Dole’s potential FTC campaign conflicts, urging her to quit if she campaigns. He plans further remarks to UAW in Detroit and a stop in South Bend.
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Joe Evins
D-Tenn
Dole
Walter Mondale
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Detroit
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Senate
U S Business in South Africa Faces Review Amid Talks
Senate subcommittee hears a call to withdraw foreign investments and embargo arms shipments to South Africa as Ian Smith visits Pretoria for delicate negotiations to avert a racial war. Horst Kleinschmidt urges immediate divestment to curb the explosive situation.
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Johannesburg
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Dick Clark
D Lown
United States
U.S
Clark
Wallace rumor widens as governor's term nears end
The discussion centers on whether Mrs. Wallace will seek the governorship in 1978. John Stokes backs the prank claim about devices, while Wallace pledges strong support for his wife if she runs. Rumors of taping, and plans for a Senate bid by Wallace are noted alongside family and term details.
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Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
John Sparkman
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Radcliffe Dies at 59. UI Prof Led Dermatology
Dr Christian E. Radcliffe 59 of Iowa City, professor and former vice chairman of the University of Iowa dermatology department, died after a long illness. He earned degrees at Sioux City, Nebraska, and Iowa, ran a Harley private practice, and held multiple medical and athletic leadership roles. Surviving: wife Maxine Madden and three daughters. Services pending.
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Department of Dermatology
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University of Nebraska
Harley
US Department of Dermatology
The
University Athletic Club
Maxine Madden
Karen
Christine
Marni
George L. Gay’s
Mammoth Tooth Found in Iowa by Museum Director
Iowa Historical Museum director Jack Musgrove identifies a 17-pound tooth from a Raccoon river valley gravel pit as the molar of a prehistoric adult mammoth. Roger A. Scott donated the perfect specimen, rare when undamaged. The mammoth roamed Iowa 8 000 to 10 000 years ago after the Ice Age.
Memorial Services Set For Toledo Woman
Memorial serviceswill be held Saturday at 2 at Henderson funeral home for Phyllis Arends 62 who died at her summer home in Grafenaschau Germany Aug. 29 Born March 7 1914 in Toledo she married Jesse Arends Sept. 16 1933 Her husband was a former superintendent of schools in Clutter Mrs Arends active in Community Theatre and the Woman's club of Elmhurst Ill the Tuesday Musical club of Marshalltown and Toledo First United Methodist church Surviving besides her husband is a son David rural Montour
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