Wallace plans to be involved in '76 presidential campaign
Governor George Wallace outlined a forthcoming role in the 1976 race addressing the middle class as he spoke to the National Federation of Independent Business. He stood from a wheelchair for 45 minutes, criticized tax privileges, and called for a forceful expression of the middle class viewpoint while signaling a cautious campaign stance. In other items, a federal judge fined Wahoo attorney Clyde R. Worrall the maximum $10,000 and suspended five years in prison for tax statute violations, with probation and future civil penalties.
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UPI
George Wallace
Alabama
National Federation of Independent Business
Omaha
Robert V. Denney
Clyde R. Worrall
Denney
Parole Granted to Iowa Man in Lincoln Murder Case
The Nebraska Parole Board freed James E. Lord, 34, of Bondurant Iowa, for the 1963 stabbing death of his wife Swanne in Lincoln. Lord, serving a life sentence for second degree murder, was in Lincoln’s Air Force Base era and part of the work release program. Alsoparoled were Walter Rollins and a list of other inmates in various Douglas, Lancaster, Sheridan, and Dawes county cases, with crimes ranging from murder to robbery and forged instruments. The board released inmates under Lincoln, Omaha, Norfolk, and other work release programs.
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Nebraska Parole Board
Iowa
Lincolln
James E. Lord
Bondurant
Lincoln
Air Force Base
Lancaster County District Court
Swanne
Parale Board
Lord
Penal Complex
Walter Rollins
Omaha
Douglas County District Court
Dame Franco
Rollins
Melvin Rossman
Chadron
Dawes
Raymond Bazar
Douglas
Johnson Kenneth Evans
Doenghas
Robert McIntyre
Kenneth D. Shahan
Dave Casados
Alliance
Box Butte
Gary Jackson
John L. Munstermann
Edward William
Arthur Hansen
Grand’ Island
Hall
Glenn Kehm
Lancaster
Dale L. Schwaacher
Scottsbluff
Scotts Bluff
Wayne W. Bolander
Fairbury
Thayer
Man pushes for Betsy two dollar bill option
Solvang California UPI report notes Edward Mehren urges Treasury Secretary William Simon to revive a two dollar bill and rename it Betsy featuring Beily Ross and the first American flag. He endorses a 250 cent note to avoid the bad luck stigma of the two dollar bill and cites easier change and reduced printing costs.
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Solvang
Calif
UPI
Treasury Department
Edward Mehren
Treasury
William E. Simon
Mehren
Betsy
Beily Ross
Washington
Lineaoln
Hamilton
Ulysses S. Geant
McKinley
Simon
U.S. Senate
Leigh Saddle Club Trails Ride Plans Bicentennial Parade
Members of the Leigh Saddle Club held a trail ride Sunday afternoon on Highway 32 starting at 1 30 p m Plans were made for attending the Bicentennial Parade on July 4 at Platte Center
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Leigh
Leigh Saddle Club
Platte Center
Dinadan Wins Dummy Sict South West Bridge Result
Dinadan gains the dummy trick as the lead sequence unfolds with West and North passing to reach a 28.7 average. The bidding shows Pass Pass Opening lead and a simple contract, with declarer playing to secure the contract.
Lancelot Makes a Slam Against Dinadan in Card Game
In a Arthurian court bridge session Dinadan opens clubs and raises to six after Lancelot responds two notrump. Kay leads jack of hearts. Lancelot wins with a careful club play, draws trumps and claims the slam, timing a finesse based on club layout and diamond ace.
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Lancelot
Kay
Mmade
East
West
Bridge bidding puzzle in four diamonds sequence
A bridge quiz presents a hand where the bidding shows 19 i Pass LMT Pass a4 Pass 3N.T. Pass You, South, hold. The question asks what to do now after partner has bid four diamonds over your three diamonds. The article notes a solution to be provided tomorrow.
Maine Governor Decries New Hampshire Senate Blockade
Governor James Longley of Maine denounces the U S Senate for denying a new election, saying New Hampshire residents are disenfranchised and unable to choose one of their two U S Senate seats. He urges reduced partisanship and faith in the political system.
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Augusta
Maine
UPT
James Longley
New Hampshire
U.S. Senate
New Hamphire
U.S
Senate
Would women rulers end war findings from World Conference
Report from Mexico City World Conference of International Women's Year features diverse views on women's leadership for world peace. Quotes include Sherry Chenoweth and Lea Tabin advocating access to power, while Rhea Grossman and Cynthia Vanda argue peace depends on competent leaders, not gender. Some Americans doubt peace hinges on female rule.
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Donald P. Syers
Press International
Sherry Chenoweth
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Consumer Services
Israel
Egypt
Lea Tabin
Gilkan Sadat
Mexico City
New York City
Mary Keefe
Marilyn Stoller
Boise, Idaho
Yvonne Brathwaite Burke
California
Rhea Grossman
Miami
Ann Knowles
Detroit
Lincoln Park
Jean Dawson
Mahtomedi
Minn
Crynthia Vanda
University of Pittsburgh Women's Center
Cyntlia Powers
Baltimore
Jacquelin Wexler
Hunter College
Esther Saperstein
Chicago
Golda Meir
Joyce Ferguson
West Memphis
Ark
Ang Tn
Erma Greenwood
Knoxville, Tenn
Kissinger vows U S support for Asian allies after Indochina crash
Secretary Henry Kissinger told a Japan Society dinner at the Waldorf that the United States will stand by its Asian partners despite Indochina setbacks. He pledged firm treaty commitments across Asia and the Pacific, emphasizing protection of the Korean peninsula and opposition to power imbalances or coercion.
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API
Henry Kissinger
United States
Indochina
Kissinger
Asia
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Cambodia
Japan Society
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
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Korean
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